You can use tables from
the local SAS Workspace Server or network drive to complete these
SAS Model Manager tasks:
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Modify a project definition
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Create a model retrain task
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Create a performance monitoring
task
To use tables from the
local or network drive, you must submit a LIBNAME statement to define
a libref for the drive before you execute the SAS Model Manager task.
You submit LIBNAME statements using the
Edit Start-up
Code window.
Here is the syntax:
LIBNAME libref <engine> 'SAS-library' <options>
libref
specifies the one-
to eight-character name of the SAS library. The first character must
be a letter or an underscore (_), and all other characters can be
either letters or numbers. The libref cannot contain spaces.
engine
is a SAS engine name.
This argument is optional. The default engine is the BASE engine.
SAS-library
is the physical pathname
that is recognized by your operating environment. Enclose SAS-library in
single quotation marks.
options
are LIBNAME statement
options or engine-host options. For more information about options,
see the LIBNAME statement in SAS Statements: Reference and
the documentation for your operating environment.
Here is an example LIBNAME
statement:
libname SalesLib 's:\sales\2012\october';
The BASE engine is used
for tables in this library because the engine name was omitted from
this statement. For more information about the LIBNAME statement,
see
SAS Statements: Reference.
SAS Model Manager provides
the
Edit Start-up Code window where you can
submit the LIBNAME statement. Before you submit the LIBNAME statement,
make sure that your SAS Model Manager user ID has permission to access
the directory that you use in
SAS-library.