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- Page 3 and 4: Contents What's New in Data Adminis
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- Page 9 and 10: Preproduction Server and Library Wi
- Page 11 and 12: Recommended Reading n SAS Statement
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This example shows the process for
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Note that the correct Path value is
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Figure 2.9 Establishing Connectivit
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Field Sample Value User User Name T
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Click Next. 7 Examine the final pag
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Figure 2.10 Establishing Connectivi
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3 Select ODBC Server from the Datab
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Field Sample Value Engine ODBC You
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Stage 1: Register the DataFlux Fede
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3 Enter an appropriate library name
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Figure 2.12 Establishing Connectivi
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Field Sample Value Minor Version Nu
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Field Sample Value Software Version
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Table 2.36 Library Properties Field
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Figure 2.14 Establishing Connectivi
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Table 2.38 Connection Properties Fi
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Field Sample Value Database Schema
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6 Check the metadata folder path in
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Setting UNIX Environment Variables
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Troubleshooting SAS/ACCESS Connecti
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Assigning Libraries 3 What Does It
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processes that create or update tab
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n the native engine that is specifi
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Understanding Native Engines and th
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and how they use the metadata engin
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This message is generated for libra
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TIP Select By external configuratio
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cannot be read until they are regis
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n appserver_autoexec_usermods.sas U
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Managing Table Metadata 4 Overview
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Creating Table Metadata for a New L
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The report that is generated by the
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NOUPDATE specifies not to update ex
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proc metalib; omr (library="lib1" r
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Optimizing Data Storage 127 5 Overv
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an uncompressed file, each row is a
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Compressing Data 131 Figure 5.2 The
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In addition to writing SAS code to
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Sorting Data 135 Figure 5.4 The Sor
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Multi-Threaded Sorting The SAS syst
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Buffering Data for DB2 (UNIX and PC
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under z/OS involve a trade-off, gen
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Setting LIBNAME Options That Affect
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Setting LIBNAME Options That Affect
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Setting LIBNAME Options That Affect
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Setting LIBNAME Options That Affect
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substantial data movement generally
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Managing OLAP Cube Data 153 6 Intro
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Stored, precalculated summarization
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3 Under Server Manager, locate the
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n If you have not specified a serve
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n In SAS OLAP Cube Studio, you can
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Display 6.2 Library Properties 2 Cl
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Display 6.4 Information Map Propert
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aggregation a summary of detail dat
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OLAP See online analytical processi
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A access defining ODBC data sources
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D data access local and remote 5 OL
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making available to cubes for drill
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ead-only access for reporting libra
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connectivity to databases 10, 56 co
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SAS/SHARE Remote Engine library 34
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