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Problem Note 61942: SAS® Customer Intelligence campaigns fail and generate the error "Invalid option name XX_XX" in the stored-process server log

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SAS Customer Intelligence campaigns might fail. When the failure occurs and the length of the LIBNAME statement (including the bulk-loading options) exceeds 250 characters, the following error is displayed in the stored-process server log: 

2018-01-25T19:30:30,358 INFO  [00205311] 2176:useridj - NOTE: Line generated by
the macro variable "DBDSOPTIONS".
2018-01-25T19:30:30,358 INFO  [00205311] 2176:useridj - 142         bulkload=yes
      bl_bucket= "Bulkload.bucket"       bl_key="ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ"
2018-01-25T19:30:30,358 INFO  [00205311] 2176:useridj - 142      !
bl_secret=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX       bl_de
2018-01-25T19:30:30,358 INFO  [00205311] 2176:useridj -
                                                    _____
2018-01-25T19:30:30,358 INFO  [00205311] 2176:userid -
                                                    22
2018-01-25T19:30:30,358 INFO  [00205311] 2176:useridj -
2018-01-25T19:30:30,358 INFO  [00205311] 2176:useridj - ERROR 22-7: Invalid option name XX_XX.

This error typically occurs when the underlying database is Amazon Redshift and the bulk-loading options include a very long secret key.

To work around this issue, place the BL_KEY= and BL_SECRET= options into a configuration file that can be referenced by the SAS/ACCESS® engine.

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Operating System and Release Information

Product FamilyProductSystemProduct ReleaseSAS Release
ReportedFixed*ReportedFixed*
SAS SystemSAS Customer Intelligence Core Mid-TierMicrosoft® Windows® for x646.56.69.4 TS1M6
64-bit Enabled AIX6.56.69.4 TS1M6
64-bit Enabled Solaris6.56.69.4 TS1M6
HP-UX IPF6.56.69.4 TS1M6
Linux for x646.56.69.4 TS1M6
Solaris for x646.56.69.4 TS1M6
* For software releases that are not yet generally available, the Fixed Release is the software release in which the problem is planned to be fixed.