Typically when me migrate from one version of SAS to next higher version, there is a migration script in the SAS depot. You can look there or as Anand said contact SAS Support ... View more

It should not matter. ... View more

One approach to identifying zombie process on Linux is as follows ps aux | grep Z  You can add additional keywords to filter your processes. For example if the process name or username has the word 'sas' then you can use ps aux | grep Z | grep sas ... View more

Please install the virtual box extension pack first and then import the SAS university edition ova ... View more

Thanks Jeff for your explanation  ... View more

I know that this guide was written a while ago, but I think this is the very  relevant and updated information on the subject.. Therefore I am posting my question here. I was reading the paper "AT004: The Dark side of the transparent moon--Tips, Tricks and Traps of handling Oracle Data Using SAS"  by Xinyu Ji. (NESUG 16)( https://www.lexjansen.com/nesug/nesug03/at/at004.pdf ) In the introduction section of the paper the author writes "there is a database account for the user 'samji'... the data resides in the path='nesug' and the public schema is 'sasusers' ". The author then creates a libname statement as follows. libname nesug ORACLE user=samji pw=.. path='nesug' schema=sasuser; I don't understand the word public schema. My understanding is that oracle has a public role and schema is the metadata of all the objects by a user and has the same name as the login. Thus in instant case for the user 'samji' schema will be 'samji'. Using the above libname the author runs proc contents on the library. I don't understand the term public schema 'sasusers'. Can you please enlighten on this ? ... View more