Patrick, I agree that using EGuide as a development platform and moving to another platform for production makes sense in some cirumstances.  I had read jvidalg's original two posts as saying that they were going to run production out of EGuide, so I was answering with that context in mind.  We've done both and both can work well; I don't see it as a black-or-white decision. Doc ... View more

You can store/save the project in the metadata, which could be a unix metadata server so Yes Barry ... View more

There are two ways of using EG: 1) Write and run SAS code just like in good old Base SAS. In this case the performance and processing issues are the same. 2) Use the EG project builder which will automatically generate the SAS code to run. Since you are more familiar with SAS code and Base SAS you may prefer to use the first option.  ... View more

Another Google advanced search argument opportunity listed below - found several related documents on the topic: sort swapping performance memsize site:sas.com Also, suggest you create a new post for each new query / question / problem. Scott Barry SBBWorks, Inc. ... View more

I guess SASESOCK is just some sort of cache with limited size. I don't know where it is because it's not mentioned anywhere in the SAS/Connect reference. Just search 'SASESOCK at support.sas.com, and you'll find only a limited number of references so you should be able to read them all. ... View more