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Hi experts,
There is a big inner join which takes approximately 20 minutes before. But today we are getting an error like this
(saswork space is 2 TB)
NOTE: There were 34434671 observations read from the data set <table_name>
ERROR: An I/O error has occurred on file <table_name>
ERROR: Failure while merging sorted runs from utility file 1 to final output.
ERROR: Failure encountered during external sort.
ERROR: File <table_name> is damaged. I/O processing did not complete.
NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
NOTE: SAS set option OBS=0 and will continue to check statements. This might cause NOTE: No observations in data set.
Many thanks,
Best Regards
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You're running out of space in the target library. Aside from a simple overall-out-of-space condition, you could also have an overrun of your individual quota.
Note: if everything is located in WORK, you need at least three times the size of the source table (source table, utility file, target table). If your table is stored with compress=yes, the utility file will be considerably larger than the source table, as it is not compressed. The tagsort option can be helpful in such cases.
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You're running out of space in the target library. Aside from a simple overall-out-of-space condition, you could also have an overrun of your individual quota.
Note: if everything is located in WORK, you need at least three times the size of the source table (source table, utility file, target table). If your table is stored with compress=yes, the utility file will be considerably larger than the source table, as it is not compressed. The tagsort option can be helpful in such cases.