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Patrick
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data step modify - performance

Posted 03-23-2019 07:49 PM (559 views)

Someone (I believe it was @SASKiwi ) posted some time ago (> 1 year) a really great performance comparison with graphs and everything between different methods for updating a SAS table. I can't find this post anymore 😞

Does one of you remember this post and could point me to it?

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Re: data step modify - performance

Posted 03-23-2019 08:16 PM (552 views)  |   In reply to Patrick

No guilty your Honour! I think it may have been my mate @ChrisNZ.

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Re: data step modify - performance

Posted 03-23-2019 08:16 PM (553 views)  |   In reply to Patrick

No guilty your Honour! I think it may have been my mate @ChrisNZ.

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Patrick
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Re: data step modify - performance

Posted 03-23-2019 08:22 PM (549 views)  |   In reply to SASKiwi

@SASKiwi 

Thanks! Very possible. My brain seems to have stored: Someone across the Tasman 🙂

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Re: data step modify - performance

Posted 03-24-2019 06:42 PM (482 views)  |   In reply to Patrick

The third edition is now out, so I should probably contribute another article with some of the new contents. 

 

I'll do that in the next few weeks,

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