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SAS Certified Advanced Programmer for SAS 9 Tutorial
February 6, 2012 from 4:30pm to 5:30pm – Online - SAS Expert Channel
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SAS Certified Base Programmer for SAS9 Tutorial
February 13, 2012 from 4:30pm to 5:30pm – Online - SAS Expert Channel
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Sukhvinder Panesar replied to Sukhvinder Panesar's discussion 'SAS Work Sizing' in the group Platform Administrator
Hi many thanks for help. I think I have got the answer I was looking for. Much appreciated.
Mark Mulvaney replied to Sukhvinder Panesar's discussion 'SAS Work Sizing' in the group Platform Administrator
Hi Sukhvinder,
There isn't a rule of thumb for sizing SAS Work areas by volume. SAS recommend sizing by I/O characteristics, having enough throughput to drive the CPU's
SAS sessions can consume a wide range of I/O bandwidth across its…
SAS Certified Platform Administration for SAS9 Tutorial at Online - SAS Expert Channel
February 2, 2012 from 11am to 12pm
This tutorial, led by an experienced SAS UK Education Consultant, is for individuals preparing to sit the SAS Certified Platform Administration for SAS 9 exam or who want to expand their knowledge in this area.Prior to the event you can email what topics you'd like to cover to ExpertChannel@suk.sas.com (for a full list of topics see the programme page ). Depending on the number of requests, the tutor will cover as many of…See More
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Peter Hobart replied to Jonathan Wyatt's discussion 'Copying to table'
If I've understood the requirement correctly, you're spoiled for choice with ways to do this in SAS. But if the target table has to be empty, why not overwrite instead of checking it's empty?
However if it's a permissions…
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Sukhvinder Panesar replied to Sukhvinder Panesar's discussion 'SAS Work Sizing' in the group Platform Administrator
All data resides in sas datasets. Main processing is base sas and di.
Is there a 1:3 ratio data:temp?
In a non grid environment how can u isolate heavy users from adhoc?
Cost based load balancing?
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Copying to table
Hi everyone,There is an OLEDB table caleld V3DEV_User_Observations which i need to get data into from a newly created data set called Obs_With_IDThe tables are identically set up so could someone please let me know how i can simply copy all of the data from Obs_With_ID to the V3DEV_User_Observations table? I'm planing to have to do this weekly so before comping the data from Obs_With_ID, i would need to make sure that V3DEV_User_Observations table is empty. Any help would be much…See More
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