Follow these steps to
copy a small SAS sample table into Hadoop and execute a transformation
on that data.
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From the SAS Data Loader
directives page, and click the directive Copy Data to Hadoop.
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In the Source
Table task, click the SAS Server data
source.
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Click the CARS source
table and click Next.
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In the Filter task,
click Next to include all SAS source rows
in the Hadoop target table.
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In the Columns task,
click Next to accept the existing number
and arrangement of columns.
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In the Target
Table task, click an appropriate location for the new
table.
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Click

and enter a table name such as SASCars2004.
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In the Code tab,
browse the generated code, and then click Next.
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In the Result task,
click Start copying data.
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Click View
Results to see your new table in Hadoop.
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To transform your new
table, click

.
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In the SAS Data Loader
directives page, click Transform Data.
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In the Source
Table task, click the data source that you just used
to store your new table.
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Click your new table,
and then click Next.
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In the Transformations task,
select Summarize Rows.
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Select group-by rows,
summaries and aggregations, and then click Next.
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In the
Target
Table task, click the data source that you use for target
data, click

, enter a table name, and then click
Next.
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In the Result task,
click Start transforming data. The job might
run for a minute or so. Click View Results to
see your first transformation in Hadoop using SAS Data Loader. Congratulations!