The following error messages might occur in SAS^® IT Resource Management when you execute the %CMPROCES macro with a list of tables:

   WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference CPTABLS1 not resolved.
   WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference CPTABLS2 not resolved.
   WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference CPTABLS3 not resolved.

ERROR: Migrate failed for table &CPTABLS. Check table spelling.

To circumvent these errors, make sure you have a working backup copy of your PDB and use one of these circumventions:

1. Use the %CPPROCES macro instead of the %CMPROCES macro.
2. Code the following SAS statements in your job prior to invoking the %CMPROCES macro:

   %GLOBAL CPTABLS1 CPTABLS2 CPTABLS3;
   

   Or, a less-instrusive change would be to add the following options to the configuration file used by the batch job to use the SAS System option IS= in order to define globally the macro variables CPTABLS1, CPTABLS2, CPTABLS3 as follows:

   IS="%GLOBAL CPTABLS1 CPTABLS2 CPTABLS3;"
   

3. Do not specify a table list, and allow the default to all tables existing in the PDB to be processed, when appropriate.

Operating System and Release Information

A fix for this issue for SAS IT Resource Management 2.7 is available at:

A fix for this issue for SAS IT Resource Management 2.6 is available at: