Two people in my organisation encounter a problem in SAS Enterprise Guid 7.1. Before it works fine and they used SASEG a lot. But from the start of Sept 23, they could start SAS EG and libraries came up (were defined), but as soon as a table in a library was opened an error appears which said: 'Insufficient disc space.'
I have tried many thins to check. Disc quota for these particular users. Check the AD groups: they are registered correctly in SAS Man Console. I also emptied there workspaces.
Checked also the content of workspaces of colleques. Those spaces are all gathered at a specific disc.
No succesfully result. Does anyone have any idea?
My guess would be : insufficient workspace.
Are you already using the "Cleanwork Utility" from SAS?
https://go.documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/hostwin/n0j43jculk2kasn1qh5h12f3kl3z.htm
This utility cleans up WORK directories that are no longer associated with an active SAS session.
If SAS is closed in a careless and unorthodox manner (by the user or by the software itself) the working directory may not be cleaned up. These "stale" work directories pile up.
But for such a problem you should actually contact SAS Technical Support in your country.
Regards,
Koen
Thx Koen for your help and suggestion. Those temporary folders I already removed for this particular user. With no effect. Maybe there is somewhere an other folder in which those teno files can be hosted. I will check this.
Hello,
Where do the utility files go?
I believe by default UTILLOC=WORK , but maybe they are sent elsewhere in your SAS environment.
UTILLOC= is a system option.
Submit this piece of code (you will find out about the destination directories):
[ UTILLOC= is in the 2nd category (sasfiles). ]
proc options group=ENVFILES; run; /* Category: Environment Control: Files */
proc options group=SASFILES; run; /* Category: Files: SAS Files */
BR,
Koen
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