SAS 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide

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84 Example 2: ARM Records Created When Adding a Table and Columns R Chapter 10 $CLIENT.ADDRepositoryBase$ SAS 268435456
Using the ARM_OMA Subsystem R Example 2: ARM Records Created When Adding a Table and Columns 85 Here are the ARM_OMA log records that correspond to the request: S,1346701949.827000,1,1,10,8.632412,2.193153,sastst ,,request::AddMetadata C,1346701949.877000,1,1,11,1,10,8.662456,2.193153,sastst ,,PhysicalTable:: AddMetadata C,1346701949.917000,1,1,12,1,11,8.692499,2.203168,sastst ,,SASLibrary:: omiPersistElement P,1346701949.937000,1,1,12,8.702513,2.203168,0,sastst , 0,SASLibrary:: omiPersistElement U,1346701950.7000,1,1,11,8.772614,2.203168,1,sastst , 0,TablePackage::set C,1346701950.7000,1,1,13,1,11,8.772614,2.203168,sastst ,,Column:: omiPersistElement C,1346701950.37000,1,1,14,1,13,8.782628,2.203168,sastst ,,Column::AddMetadata C,1346701950.97000,1,1,15,1,14,8.832700,2.203168,sastst ,,PhysicalTable:: omiPersistElement C,1346701950.117000,1,1,16,1,15,8.852729,2.203168,sastst ,,*:: omiVerifyAssociation P,1346701950.127000,1,1,16,8.862744,2.203168,0,sastst , 2,*:: omiVerifyAssociation P,1346701950.127000,1,1,15,8.862744,2.203168,0,sastst , 0,PhysicalTable:: omiPersistElement U,1346701950.177000,1,1,14,8.912816,2.203168,1,sastst , 0,Table::set P,1346701950.177000,1,1,14,8.912816,2.203168,0,sastst , 0,Column:: AddMetadata P,1346701950.177000,1,1,13,8.912816,2.203168,0,sastst , 0,Column:: omiPersistElement C,1346701950.177000,1,1,17,1,11,8.912816,2.203168,sastst ,,Column:: omiPersistElement C,1346701950.187000,1,1,18,1,17,8.922830,2.203168,sastst ,,Column::AddMetadata C,1346701950.207000,1,1,19,1,18,8.942859,2.203168,sastst ,,PhysicalTable:: omiPersistElement C,1346701950.227000,1,1,20,1,19,8.962888,2.203168,sastst ,,*:: omiVerifyAssociation P,1346701950.238000,1,1,20,8.972902,2.203168,0,sastst , 2,*:: omiVerifyAssociation P,1346701950.238000,1,1,19,8.972902,2.203168,0,sastst , 0,PhysicalTable:: omiPersistElement U,1346701950.288000,1,1,18,9.22974,2.203168,1,sastst , 0,Table::set P,1346701950.288000,1,1,18,9.22974,2.203168,0,sastst , 0,Column:: AddMetadata P,1346701950.288000,1,1,17,9.22974,2.203168,0,sastst , 0,Column:: omiPersistElement C,1346701950.288000,1,1,21,1,11,9.22974,2.203168,sastst ,,Column:: omiPersistElement C,1346701950.298000,1,1,22,1,21,9.32988,2.203168,sastst ,,Column::AddMetadata C,1346701950.318000,1,1,23,1,22,9.53017,2.203168,sastst ,,PhysicalTable:: omiPersistElement C,1346701950.338000,1,1,24,1,23,9.73046,2.203168,sastst ,,*:: omiVerifyAssociation P,1346701950.348000,1,1,24,9.83060,2.203168,0,sastst , 2,*:: omiVerifyAssociation P,1346701950.348000,1,1,23,9.83060,2.203168,0,sastst , 0,PhysicalTable:: omiPersistElement U,1346701950.408000,1,1,22,9.143147,2.203168,1,sastst , 0,Table::set P,1346701950.408000,1,1,22,9.143147,2.203168,0,sastst , 0,Column::
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SAS® 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform S
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Contents What’s New ix Overview i
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Chapter 12 R SAS OLAP Server Monito
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Chapter 23 R Enabling the Schedulin
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What’s New Overview SAS creates a
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P A R T 1 Before You Begin Chapter
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4 Prerequisites for Using the SAS I
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140 Preparing Your Site for a Promo
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152 Creating and Running a Promotio
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158 Running a Promotion Job R Chapt
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284 Glossary autocall macro a macro
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