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title: Troubleshooting
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description: Descriptions of common issues when working with Data Controller, and steps for resolution.
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# Data Controller for SAS® - Troubleshooting
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## Overview
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The reason is that the context chosen when importing the SPK (perhaps, SASApp) is not available to your business user. It's likely you have multiple contexts.
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The SPK must be re-imported with the correct context chosen. This may require regenerating the tables, or adjusting the permissions, if the new context uses a different system account.
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The SPK must be re-imported with the correct context chosen. This may require regenerating the tables, or adjusting the permissions, if the new context uses a different system account.
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## Stored Processes Cannot Be Imported Into A Project Repository
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During the SPK import on a SAS 9 instance you may see the following dialog:
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> Stored processes cannot be imported into a project repository
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This can happen when importing with Data Integration Studio and your user profile is making use of a personal project repository. Try re-connecting with the Foundation repository, or import with SAS Management Console (which does not support project repositories).
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