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07-11-2024
03:49 AM
I was just wondering if and how people compare two versions of the same DI studio workflow. As in, we have our dev environment and we move it to a test environment. In there I, as a tester not the coder, would like to verify the changes that has been done. There are of course sooo many places where SAS creates temporary table names, the current users name et cetera. So, how do I find the actual changes and not all the other things? The other coder might have changed one single thing in a 70+ transformation flow. How would I verify what has actually been changed. I would of course like to be able to see it just like a text diff tool.
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06-27-2024
04:14 AM
I am trying to set up a connection from VSCode on Windows to our SAS 9 setup on Linux using SSH. I fail, but I am also wondering what remote server that the instructions points to. Is it the metadata server or the compute server? When I connect using IOM it works, but then I have to point it to the compute server. It seems a bit strange! 🙂
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01-08-2024
03:20 PM
I was creating a custom format to handle the fact that the SAS built in format sizekmg does not handle terabytes. It works as intended, with the exception that I can't get it to change the number of decimals for anything over 1TB. As in, I have the following code: %let onetb=%sysevalf(1024**4); *1099511627776;
proc format ;
picture sizekmgt (round)
0 -< &onetb. = [sizekmg10.2]
other = '00000.99TB' (multiplier=%sysevalf(100/&onetb.)) ;
*Multiplier 100 because we want 2 decimals;
run; My issue is that if I use e.g. sizekmgt10.3 it will not change the number of decimals. I have tried a couple of different versions, but I can't get it to do what I want. Does anyone have any ideas on what I can do to fix this? And thanks to @ChrisNZ for the main example, I stole it and added the round part to it.
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