You can use SAS Model Manager to create a test for a project that contains a customer-sentiment model. However, the code that is generated is incorrect. The code that is generated is for a default-language model, whereas the generated code should be for a customer-sentiment model. The generated code should use model={}, instead of language={}.

There are no errors or warnings to indicate that the generated code is incorrect.

To work around the problem, manually modify the code and specify a customer-sentiment model. Run the modified code using SAS^® Studio.

Click the Hot Fix tab in this note for a link to instructions about accessing and applying the software update.

Example:

1. Create a test for a project that contains a customer-sentiment model in SAS Model Manager.

2. Run the test.

3. Click Results ► Code. Code like the following is displayed. 

          proc cas;
          session _mmcas_;
          loadactionset "sentimentAnalysis";
          action applySent;
          param
          table={caslib="&caslib_name", name="WINE_QUALITY_REVIEWS"}
          docId=&key_column
          text=&document_column
          language=&language
          casOut={caslib="&output_caslib_name", name="&output_table_name", replace=TRUE}
          matchOut={caslib="&output_caslib_name", name=&output_matches_table_name, replace=TRUE}
          featureOut={caslib="&output_caslib_name", name=&output_features_table_name, replace=TRUE}

               This code is not correct because it does not specify the customer-sentiment model. 
 

4. Replace the code above with this code:

          proc cas;
             session sascas1;
             loadactionset "sentimentAnalysis";
             action applySent;
                param
                   model={caslib=&sentiment_binary_caslib, name=&sentiment_binary_table_name}
                   table={caslib=&input_caslib_name, name=&input_table_name}
                   docId=&key_column
                   text=&document_column
                   casOut={caslib=&output_caslib_name, name=&output_sentiment_table_name, replace=TRUE}
                   matchOut={caslib=&output_caslib_name, name=&output_matches_table_name, replace=TRUE}
                   featureOut={caslib=&output_caslib_name, name=&output_features_table_name, replace=TRUE}
 

5. Run the modified code using SAS Studio.

Operating System and Release Information

An update for this issue is available for SAS Viya 3.4. For instructions on how to access and apply software updates, see the Updating Your SAS Viya software section in the SAS Viya 3.4 for Linux Deployment Guide at

Viya on Linux: An update for this issue is available for SAS Viya 3.4. For instructions on how to access and apply software updates, see the Updating Your SAS Viya software section in the SAS Viya 3.4 for Linux Deployment Guide at