A SAS program that creates
performance monitoring reports consists of three conceptual sections:
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The first section defines the report
specifications that identify the project, the types of reports that
you want to create, alert and warning conditions, and the date and
time to run the batch jobs.
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The second section extracts the
champion model from a publishing channel. Any batch job that creates
performance monitoring reports must extract models from a publishing
channel. The champion model must have been published to the channel
from the project folder.
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The third section defines the operating
environment and the performance data set. This section calls a SAS
macro that creates the reports.
You define the report
specifications by writing four DATA steps:
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mm_jobs.project defines the project
specifications.
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mm_jobs.emailaddr defines the e-mail
address where you send job, alert, and warning notifications.
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mm_jobs.reportdef defines which
type of reports you want to create, and the alert and warning conditions
for those reports.
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mm_jobs.jobtime defines the date
and time to run the batch jobs.
After the report specification
data sets have been created, you extract the champion model from the
publishing channel to the local computer using the %MM_GetModels()
macro. You set macro variables to define the operating environment,
specify the performance data set, and run the %MM_RunReports() macro
to create the reports.
You view the reports
by selecting the version
Performance node
in the SAS Model Manager window.
SAS Model Manager provides
the following performance monitoring macros:
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%MM_GetModels() extracts models
from a publishing channel.
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%MM_UpdateCharacteristicTable creates
a Characteristic report.
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%MM_UpdateStabilityTable creates
a Stability report.
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%MM_UpdateAssessmentTable creates
model monitoring reports.
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%MM_RunReports() sets the operating
environment and runs the macros to create the reports.
Note: The macros are in the modelmgr.sas7bcat
file. The location of this file for Windows is
\sasintalldir\SASFoundation\9.3\mmcommon\sashelp. The default value for
sasinstalldir in Windows is
C:\Program Files\SASHome. The location of this file for UNIX is
/sasinstalldir/SASFoundation/9.3/sashelp. The default value for
sasinstalldir in UNIX is
/usr/local/SASHome.
SAS provides example
SAS programs in the sashelp.modelmgr catalog that you can modify for
your environment.