saspy 3.6.7

V3.6.7

on Python PyPI

This version has a user requested enhancement to issue a warning where there is an ERROR in the SASLOG. This is done using the 'warnings' module, which is part of (and documented in) the Python standard Library. You can configure warnings to have these be issued never/sometimes/always, or even throw exceptions. It's actually kinda cool. I've also added some examples in the Advanced Topics section of the doc. A warning will also now be issued when df2sd() identifies that there is an index (row label) not the default of RangeIndex. This is when you've set_index() to a column. In this case, that indexed column isn't a dataframe.column anymore, so it wouldn't be transferred over to the SAS data set. This warning lets you know that column won't be transferred. You can simply use df2sd(df.reset_index(), ...) to allow that column to be transferred.
There is also a fix for the STDIO over SSH from a Windows client where reading the log and lst could get 'out of sequence' and result in missing output and partial xml being displayed. So that is fixed in there too.
There's also one more enhancement request in here for the disconnect() method in the IOM Access Method's Remote case. Upon disconnecting, the token needed to reconnect is now provided via an attribute off of the SASsession object; sas.reconuri. This can be now be provided via on the SASsession() method to be able to reconnect from a different Python process, via: sas = saspy.SASsession(reconuri=''), where you need to use the value from the previous session. this is not needed in the usual case where you're reconnecting from the same session; that still works as it always has. This is only for a situation where you have a new Python process you're using and want to reconnect.