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Hello
I run a SAS program and I get a message
My questions-
1- Is there any effect on the run results? May it cause any problem?
2-What activities should I do to prevent this message? Should I delete data sets that were created (Data sets that are not part of the final data sets that I need)
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There is a (IIRC configurable) limit in EG which limits the length of the list of created datasets.
Datasets which are therefore not visible in this list must be searched for manually in the library/libraries, that's all.
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There is a (IIRC configurable) limit in EG which limits the length of the list of created datasets.
Datasets which are therefore not visible in this list must be searched for manually in the library/libraries, that's all.
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Thanks, Might it happen that the final required data set will not be created well due to this message?
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No. If a dataset was not created as expected, your code has a problem. Maxim 2: Read the Log.
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@Ronein wrote:
Thanks, Might it happen that the final required data set will not be created well due to this message?
Nope, this message is just about which datasets are displayed, visually, in your flow. I actually set the limit to 0, because I don't like to see datasets added at all. It doesn't impact the SAS code or actual datasets created at all.
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ow do you set the limits to zero?
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There is a setting under options. It moves around a bit in different version. I have 8.2, and it's under Project and Process Flows:
Next up: Troy Martin Hughes presents Calling Open-Source Python Functions within SAS PROC FCMP: A Google Maps API Geocoding Adventure on Wednesday April 23.
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