Code to Show all Tables and Paths of Libnames

[DartRodrigo]

Hi experts;

Is there some way to create a table containning All libnames, paths, sizes, owners and tables ?

If possible, try to link this with the programs that they were created. 

Thanks is Advance

[Reeza]

SASHELP.VLIBNAM

[error_prone]

Impossible to link them to the programs creating the datasets, because those programs could be anywhere, you can't be sure that the program exists at all. Things are different, when working with sas DI.

[DartRodrigo]

Ok, but i need to know owner and user that access them ?

[Reeza]

---

@DartibaliRodrigo wrote:

Ok, but i need to know owner and user that access them ?

---

Libraries don't have owners, you may be able to figure out who created it, but often that can be an administrator rather than who uses or controls the data. Do you have an audit system set up on the data sets to track who accesses them? If not, then you can't track who's accessing what data set.

[DartRodrigo]

Even with shell script ?

Maybe use some shell commands to track this.

Problem is:

We are migrating SAS 9.02 to 9.04 per waves.

Wave1 - 100 PGMS migrated

Wave2 - 200 PGMS migrated

...

...

We will put Wave1 to run on SAS 9.04 and need to track all datasets and paths. (Done)

I only need to track anyone who can validate these datasets, maybe one person per filesystem. (Not done)

Thanks

[Reeza]

You can find who created the data sets if you can run shell scripts on your system. That depends on your OS and you'd use OS scripts. Whether that maps to who can validate the data set is a business problem. 

[ballardw]

---

@DartibaliRodrigo wrote:

Even with shell script ?

Maybe use some shell commands to track this.

Problem is:

We are migrating SAS 9.02 to 9.04 per waves.

Wave1 - 100 PGMS migrated

Wave2 - 200 PGMS migrated

...

...

We will put Wave1 to run on SAS 9.04 and need to track all datasets and paths. (Done)

I only need to track anyone who can validate these datasets, maybe one person per filesystem. (Not done)

Thanks

---

I really hope you mean you are migrating to SAS 9.4

[Reeza]

SAS numbers it that way :S

Which is why I always double check when someone says SAS version 9.0

9.04.01M3P062415

[DartRodrigo]

Mean the version of proc setinit; 

Current version: 9.04.01M4P110916 

But yes, SAS 9.4