Hello,
I would like to start using the option "memlib". But I can't find a clear explanation of how to change the system option so that I can use that statement. Has anyone experience with this?
Thank you!
Maxim 6, leading to Maxim 1:
Do a google search for "sas memlib option".
The first hit is http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/hostwin/69955/HTML/default/viewer.htm#n06sv2f5uly1cin1k2..., which is the SAS documentation for this optionm in the Windows Companion.
There you find these two important items:
Valid in: | configuration file, SAS invocation |
and
I would say start by testing what it does by just adding it to the command line you use to start SAS.
sas -memlib -log test_with_memlib.log test.sas
sas -nomemlib test.sas
diff test.log test-with_memlib.log | more
Or are you launching SAS via Enterprise Guide, SAS/Studio or other method that does not involve actually running SAS directly? In those cases you will need to add the option to the code that launches or to the local config file that it is using.
.Thank you for your response. I use EG, so I will have to update the configuration files. Do you know by any chance how to do it with EG? I have found information on SAS base but not on EG
Where you find the configuration file(s) depends on your overall setup. I could only help you with a client/server setup, which would mean that the server in the EG server list is named SASApp (default name). If, OTOH, you use "Local", then someone else needs to chime in.
Maxim 6, leading to Maxim 1:
Do a google search for "sas memlib option".
The first hit is http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/hostwin/69955/HTML/default/viewer.htm#n06sv2f5uly1cin1k2..., which is the SAS documentation for this optionm in the Windows Companion.
There you find these two important items:
Valid in: | configuration file, SAS invocation |
and
Thank you, I will try to change the configuration file!
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