In SAS Contextual Analysis, the Document Proportion column in the Categories pane and the Document Frequency column in the Rules pane might be empty. The empty space is displayed after you use the Run menu in the Categories page to compile your topics into categories.

The problem occurs because during the compilation, some temporary files are written to the SASApp/ directory. When running inside SAS Contextual Analysis, the SAS session is spawned by the workspace server, which causes the temporary files to be written to the SASApp/ directory. Unfortunately, most users do not have the permission to write to that directory.

The following two steps work around this problem.

1. Modify the WorkspaceServer_usermods.sh file in the WorkspaceServer directory under SASApp. Example: "/apps/sas/SAS9x/GOLD/config94/Lev1/SASApp/WorkspaceServer" on a Linux server.

   When you edit this file, simply add "cd $HOME" to the bottom. Example:

   /*
    * sasv9_usermods.cfg
    *
    *   This config file extends options set in sasv9.cfg.  Place your site-specific
    *   options in this file.  Any options included in this file are common across 
    *   all server components in this application server.
    *
    *   Do NOT modify the sasv9.cfg file.
    *
    */
   
   cd $HOME
   

2. Modify the assigned path for the SASApp - SASDATA library inside SAS^® Management Console. By default, the path is relative (looking for Data), and is not available when you apply the step above because you no longer are under the SASApp directory. You need to change the path to be the full path to the Data directory. Example: "/apps/sas/SAS9x/GOLD/config94/Lev1/SASApp/Data", as shown below:

   

After making these two changes, the compilation should run successfully.

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