I need to control the space allocation of dynamically allocated data sets. Does anyone know if there is an option somewhere. Any help would be greatly appreciated, as this is affecting a production jobflow. The SAS program is in the middle of a PROC SQL and allocated temporary data sets, one of record length 29312. I'd also like to know if that is controllable as it is wasting almost half of the 3390 track.
Thank you for any help and your patience, as I am new to the SAS forums.
Oh, then I'm out of my depth here. Using SAS under z/OS is now well more than a decade ago for me.
The following is just some guessing really: I assume what you're talking about is the UTILLOC area where SAS processes create intermediate temporary SAS files during sort operations and the like. Doing some Googling may-be below two docu links might be of help:
SAS under z/OS is nowadays a rather rare skill set. If above doesn't help you then likely your best option is to contact SAS Tech Support directly.
If you're not talking memory but physical storage (which includes tables in WORK) then use compress=yes - either as session level setting or then as SAS data set option for the specific WORK table.
Oh, then I'm out of my depth here. Using SAS under z/OS is now well more than a decade ago for me.
The following is just some guessing really: I assume what you're talking about is the UTILLOC area where SAS processes create intermediate temporary SAS files during sort operations and the like. Doing some Googling may-be below two docu links might be of help:
SAS under z/OS is nowadays a rather rare skill set. If above doesn't help you then likely your best option is to contact SAS Tech Support directly.
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