Posts Tagged ‘ Metadata ’

SAS Administration: Process Data Faster in RDBMS by Buffering the Data in Memory

October 3, 2012
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SAS Administration: Process Data Faster in RDBMS by Buffering the Data in Memory

By default, accessing third party relational databases can be very slow if not configured properly.  I recently started using PostgreSQL 9.1, an open source database, to store high volumes of data for my SAS Global Forum 2013 paper.  At first it was taking forever to load up data because SAS was inserting 1 row...
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Leverage metadata user synchronization macros for other uses

June 13, 2012
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Six user import and synchronization macros are available in the SAS Foundation directory, these are documented as available in creating programs to retrieve information and compare authentication provider (such as LDAP) account information with what is...
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How did you find that metadata?

June 12, 2012
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A common question really and one that I get after posting code like yesterday's All SAS Stored Process Locations Report. The neat trick is just to type METABROWSE in a BASE SAS command window. (There are two other commands: METACON and METAFIND. Has an...
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SAS Enterprise Guide: Best Practice for Centralized User Storage

June 11, 2012
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SAS Enterprise Guide: Best Practice for Centralized User Storage

A nice feature of SAS Enterprise Guide is the “Files” folder.  This provides direct access to the file system where the workspace server is running.  You can take advantage of this by configuring a central location where users can store data, SAS code, CSV files, Excel files, or anything useful.  If this is not...
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Peek Inside SAS BI Book: Building Business Intelligence with SAS

February 4, 2012
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Peek Inside SAS BI Book: Building Business Intelligence with SAS

You may be aware by now, our new SAS BI book Building Business Intelligence with SAS:Content Development Examples launched last week on the SAS Press site. That’s right, SAS Press or Amazon will be delighted to bring a copy of this SAS BI book to your door. When Angela and I set out to write...
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SAS Management Console: Quick Tip when Creating a Metadata Library

February 3, 2012
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SAS Management Console: Quick Tip when Creating a Metadata Library

Quick Tip to Use when Creating a Metadata Library Here’s a quick tip for SAS BI Administrators or anyone who has to create metadata library in the SAS Management Console. Often before I define the metadata library I am at the folder or the physical path of the library.  Obviously, it’s critical that the path is...
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Impact Analysis – “Hawk Eyes” of SAS Data Integration Studio

December 21, 2011
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As we have observed majorly in large enterprises, particularly the Banking and Finance sectors, there is always a huge amount of data building up every day. Moreover, one cannot ignore the fact that every observation in the database is linked up or imp...
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SAS Enterprise Guide: Updating the Metadata with New/Modified Datasets

December 12, 2011
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When working in SAS Enterprise Guide, you can access data from the metadata libraries. When you make changes to the datasets in the meta library, such as adding or modifying columns, or even deleted datasets, the metadata library does not have the data...
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