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I would to use %%SAS to execute SAS code in Python but I receive only this message: "this shouldn't happen".
I don't understand what I wrong.
The connection to SAS works but not when I use %%SAS.
Someone could help me?

pip install saspy

import saspy

MySAS = saspy.SASsession(cfgfile='C:\\Users\\D103165\\AppData\\Local\\Continuum\\anaconda3\\pkgs\\saspy-3.1.0-py_0\\site-packages\\saspy\\sascfg_personal.py')

MySAS.saslib("TABCOM", "BASE", "X:\\dircommerciale\\crm\\Tab_Comuni")
SASinPY = MySAS.sasdata("Stato_civile", "TABCOM")
SASinPY.head()

%%SAS
proc print data=sashelp.Citiyr;
run;
Using SAS Config named: default
Out[5]:
"this shouldn't happen"

Where did you get the %%SAS syntax from? I'm not seeing that anywhere in the saspy documentation.