The following application error can occur in SAS Enterprise Guide when you create a SAS^® Stored Process with SAS Management Console and run the stored process with SAS Enterprise Guide:

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SAS.EG.StoredProcessAuthoring.Model.ApiFailureException. The stored process API failed to load the Stored Process metadata. Culture name 'iw-il' is not supported.
Parameter name: name

This error occurs when SAS^® is run with the he_IL locale. The stored process does run successfully in the stored process Web application.

1. Connect to your metadata server with DMS METABROWSE (open SAS 9.2 and type metabrowse in the command bar window).
2. Enable metadata updates by performing the following steps:
   1. With the SAS Explorer window active, select Tools ► Options ► Explorer or use the DMEXPOPTS command.
   2. On the General tab, uncheck Metadata Browse Mode (under the Miscellaneous header).
   3. Click OK to make your changes effective immediately.
3. In SAS Management Console, find your SAS^® Stored Process Server under the Server Manager Plug-In.
4. Right-click on your stored process server and select Properties.
5. Select the Associations tab.
6. Click Prompt and then Parameters.
7. Right-click on the parameters and select Properties.
8. Under the Attributes tab, find GroupInfo and change iw_IL to he_IL.

   

Here is some additional information about METABROWSE (the Metadata Browser window).

METABROWSE is a metadata browser that is available in SAS Display Manager as part of Base SAS software. It is started by typing metabrowse in the command window. It is more of a debugging tool that is typically used by an advanced user. It enables you to navigate through the metadata using point-and-click navigation.

The Metadata Browser window displays metadata server connections in the tree view, followed by the metadata types that are defined on the server. The Metadata Browser window enables you to do the following:

• display your metadata server connections and metadata objects
• copy the ID of Metadata objects to the clipboard
• modify attributes of a metadata object
• rename metadata objects
• delete metadata objects
• display multiple metadata server connections with multiple Metadata Browser windows
• export and view metadata objects as XML
• modify associated metadata objects
• create new associated and unassociated metadata objects
• search for metadata objects

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