It is easier to import
metadata if you have a document that describes the metadata that was
exported, the metadata that should be imported, and the main metadata
associations that must be reestablished in the target environment.
For example, suppose
that a SAS Data Integration Studio job was exported. When you import
the job, the Import from
SAS Package wizard
prompts you to associate tables in the job with libraries in the target
environment. If appropriate libraries do not exist, you might have
to cancel the wizard, register appropriate libraries, and run the
wizard again. However, if the library requirements are known and addressed
ahead of time, you can simply import the tables and specify an appropriate
library in the target environment.