Hey Asutosh -
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The physical files and folders that make up a SAS Enterprise Miner project can be numerous and complicated in structure. When moving the project files, the hierarchy of folders and files needs to be maintained. If you are migrating to an operating system with a different word size (32-bit to 64-bit), a different locale or encoding, or different byte order, you need to convert the SAS Enterprise Miner project files to a format compatible with your new operating system.
On the previous system, the EM_Migrate Project macro can be used to prepare SAS Enterprise Miner project directories and files for movement between different operating environments. For example, moving SAS Enterprise Miner projects to or from 32-bit and 64-bit systems (such as moving from Windows Server 2003 32-bit environment to a Windows Server 2008 64-bit environment) requires the EM_MigrateProject macro. If
you are changing to a system with a different locale and encoding from your previous system, you need the EM_MigrateProject macro. If you are changing from one operating system to a different SAS Enterprise Miner supported operating systems, such as moving HP-UX files to a Red Hat Linux operating environment, the EM_MigrateProject macro is needed.On the new system, the EM_MigrateProject macro restores prepared projects to a usable form after the directories and files are moved to the new system. The EM_MigrateProject macro and its user’s guide are available from the SAS Technical Support’s Download site, http://support.sas.com/demosdownloads/sysdep_t1.jsp?packageID=000726.Information about migrating your other SAS files to a new system is available in the SAS System Help under Strategies for Moving and Accessing SAS Files.
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