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Yiting
Quartz | Level 8

Hi, I have a big SAS EG project so that there are many queries. In SPSS modeler, it is possible to save some results (NOT export to Excel or anything), just pin the result so that when you run the process again, the part leading to it is not run again and it saves some time... It is called stored procedure. I wonder if SAS EG has such a function? Thanks in advance!

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Reeza
Super User

That’s the difference between a permanent library and the work library. 

 

If you write your files to a permanent library you can save them between sessions/runs. 

 

In an Enterprise set up you usually have a permanent user library set up by default under your name somewhere. 

 


@Yiting wrote:

Hi, I have a big SAS EG project so that there are many queries. In SPSS modeler, it is possible to save some results (NOT export to Excel or anything), just pin the result so that when you run the process again, the part leading to it is not run again and it saves some time... It is called stored procedure. I wonder if SAS EG has such a function? Thanks in advance!


 

Astounding
PROC Star
Are you able to split the project into 2 projects?

Saving the results should be fairly easy. Add to both projects:

libname mylib "path to folder for saving results" ;

options user=mylib;

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