To obtain the best performance
from your SAS Web applications, you should consider tuning the workspace
server that your SAS Web application is using. The changes that you
can make include specifying the following:
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an appropriate work folder
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a buffer size for writing files
to the work area
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a limit on the total amount of
memory that SAS uses at any one time
Note: For memory-intensive workloads
on
z/OS, you might need to adjust the user's USS RACF profile. For
more information, see
Specify a Larger Region Size in SAS Companion for z/OS.
System Options for the Tuning the Workspace Server
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Opens the SASUSER library
in Read-Only mode. Declaring this library read only makes the workspace
server much faster for SAS Web Report Studio.
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Specifies the pathname
for the directory that contains the Work data library. This directory
should reside on a disk that emphasizes fast write performance.
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Specifies a buffer size
for writing files to the work area.
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Specifies a limit on
the total amount of memory that SAS uses at any one time.
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Indicates the amount
of RAM that is available to a process before it begins to page. Keeping
this number low limits the amount of RAM that is consumed by a SAS
server in order to reduce paging activity.
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Limits the amount of
memory that can be used temporarily for sorting. Larger sort sizes
reduce the use of the work folder,
but increase the possibility of paging.
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-cpucount processors-number
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Specifies the number
of processors that thread-enabled applications should assume will
be available for concurrent processing. This setting maximizes the
effectiveness of the SAS Web Report Studio sorting algorithm.
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Note that the arguments
to these options will be specific to the site and the job. Take care
in choosing these values, and consult a SAS representative if necessary.