Hi, You can run a proc options group=memory;run; and check current memsize setting.  Memsize cannot be changed dynamically, if I remember correctly. If can be changes in the sas configuration options. Also, please run again with options fullstimer; before the step that fails and this will report the amount of memory it uses. Let us no. Thanks. ... View more

Hi Allan, I'm working on something that relates to your goal. You could do it like this: 1. Run %mduextr to extract information from the Metadata Server and output to a MASTER library (new library):      %mduextr(libref=MASTER); 2. Modify the UserID column of the MASTER.LOGINS table with the info you need. 3. Run %mduextr again and output to a TARGET library (new library). This will be your current unmodified SAS Metadata library     %mduextr(libref=TARGET); 4. Run %MDUCMP to compare your MASTER (with changes) to your TARGET (unmodified) data.  This will generates tables representing the changes that needs to be made to the metadata.  You'll need a CHANGE library (new library).     %mducmp (MASTER=MASTER, TARGET=TARGET, CHANGE=CHANGE, EXTERNONLY=0); 5. Run %MDUCHGV to check if any changes introduce integrity problems.    %MDUCHGV (TARGET=TARGET, CHANGE,CHANGE, ERRORSDS=name); When everything checks out, and you've done many, many tests (this is crucial metadata after all!), final step: 6. Run %MDUCHGLB to load the changes and update the metadata    %MDUCHGLB(CHANGE=CHANGE); SAS Support has a lot of info on these macros. Good luck! ... View more