IMSTAT Procedure (Data and Server Management)
- Syntax
Procedure SyntaxPROC IMSTAT (Data and Server Management) StatementBALANCE StatementCOLUMNINFO StatementCOMPUTE StatementDELETEROWS StatementDISTRIBUTIONINFO StatementDROPTABLE StatementFETCH StatementFREE StatementIMPORTCUBE StatementLIFETIME StatementNUMROWS StatementPARTITION StatementPARTITIONINFO StatementPROMOTE StatementPURGETEMPTABLES StatementREPLAY StatementSAVE StatementSCHEMA StatementSCORE StatementSERVERINFO StatementSERVERPARM StatementSERVERTERM StatementSERVERWAIT StatementSET StatementSTORE StatementTABLE StatementTABLEINFO StatementUPDATE StatementQUIT Statement - Overview
- Concepts
- Examples
TABLEINFO Statement
The TABLEINFO statement is used to return information about an in-memory table. This information includes the table name, label, number of rows and column, owner, encoding, and the time of table creation. If no table is in use, then information is returned for the in-memory tables for the server specified in the HOST= and PORT= options.
Syntax
TABLEINFO Statement Options
HOST="host-name"
specifies the host name for the SAS LASR Analytic Server. Use this option with the PORT= option.
PARTVARS
specifies to include information about partition and orderby variables in the output of the TABLEINFO statement. This enables you to retrieve the names of those variables. If a table is not partitioned or ordered, "N/A" is displayed.
PORT=number
specifies the port number for the SAS LASR Analytic Server. If you do not specify a PORT= value, then behavior of the TABLEINFO statement depends on whether an in-memory table is active. If there is no active table, then the procedure attempts to connect to the server using the LASRPORT macro variable. If a table is active, the information is gathered for the server that is implied by the libref of the active table.
SAVE=table-name
saves the result table so that you can use it in other IMSTAT procedure statements like STORE, REPLAY, and FREE. The value for table-name must be unique within the scope of the procedure execution. The name of a table that has been freed with the FREE statement can be used again in subsequent SAVE= options.