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Haikuo
Onyx | Level 15

Generally we get default benchmark info after each 'run';

real time           0.01 seconds

user cpu time       0.00 seconds

system cpu time     0.01 seconds

Memory                            2172k

OS Memory                         18044k

Timestamp            4/2/2012  2:37:24 PM

My want is how to get a total number of those benchmarks after consecutive multiple 'run's?

Thank you very much in advance and any comments will be highly appreciated!

Haikuo

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LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20

Generally, you'll get the same for the whole SAS session, but I'll guess that is not satisfying your needs?

If you want to keep statistics about your processes/jobs, I suggest that take a look at ARM.

/Linus

Data never sleeps

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LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20

Generally, you'll get the same for the whole SAS session, but I'll guess that is not satisfying your needs?

If you want to keep statistics about your processes/jobs, I suggest that take a look at ARM.

/Linus

Data never sleeps
FriedEgg
SAS Employee

Run the task group in a batch mode and the session results will be compiled at the end of the log, as LinusH states.  Then run a task to scrape the logs from the runs if you want and collect the comparision data there.

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