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Yash311
Calcite | Level 5

Hi All,

 

I would like to know the steps of how to import the following files in SAS Dataflux Management Studio. 

 

1) .sas

2) .ddf

3) .djf

 

Can some one help me with the steps .  Firstly i would like to know the steps for importing the above files in Data Integaration studio.

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MC1985
Obsidian | Level 7

can you explain better your question?

 

When you write the threee type of file what you want to say? where this file come from?

1) *.sas is a SAS script or a sas dataset (*.sas7bdat)?

2) *.ddf isBtrieve/Xtriev data definition file? i read that is a sort of *.dat file is correct?

3) *.djf i don't know about it

 

if you want to import *.sas or *.ddf you can use make a custom task with a <<datastep>> with <<infile>> options, that read all type of script file.

 

hope this help

let me know

have nice day

MC

 

Martino Crippa
LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20
1) For SAS programs there's a Code Importer wizard that is creating job and table metadata objects for you. Usually it requires some manual post processing to look good.
2) To import metadata from other vendors than DAD you use the Meta Data Bridges add on product. I couldn't find Btrieve as a supported interface there, but perhaps you can explore another option for interchange of metadata?
But as @MT1985 says, you need to describe in more detail what those files are.
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