• Contents
  • About
  • Title Page
  • What's New in SAS/SHARE 9.3
  • About This Book
  • Usage
    • Getting Started with SAS/SHARE
      • SAS/SHARE: Learning to Use
      • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about SAS/SHARE
    • Using SAS/SHARE Software
      • SAS/SHARE Is a Multi-User Data Server
      • Accessing SAS Files through an Operating Environment
      • Accessing SAS Files through a SAS/SHARE Server
      • Remote Library Services Provides Remote File Access
      • SAS/SHARE and the SAS Intelligence Platform
      • SAS/SHARE Software Components
      • SAS/SHARE Users
      • Migration and Cross-Version Compatibility (SAS 6 through SAS 9.3)
    • Managing a SAS/SHARE Server (Server Administrators)
      • Starting a Server: A Fast-Track Approach
      • Specifying a Communications Access Method
      • Predefining SAS Libraries to the Server
      • Starting a Server
      • Server Security
      • Writing a SAS Program to Start a Server
      • Automating Server Start-Up
      • Managing a Server, Its Libraries, and Its Users
    • Writing End-User Applications to Access Shared Data
      • Accessing Libraries through a Server
      • Locking Data Objects in Your Programming Environment
      • SAS Programming Considerations
      • SQL Programming Considerations
      • SCL Programming Considerations
      • SAS Data View Programming Considerations
      • Using SAS Catalog Entries in Programs
      • Using SAS/CONNECT with SAS/SHARE
    • Locking SAS Data Objects
      • SAS/SHARE Lock Manager Facility
      • Locking and SAS Data Object Hierarchy
      • Types of Locks
      • Locking Objects Explicitly (LOCK Statement)
      • Locking Explicitly in a SAS Window (LOCK Command)
      • How Implicit Locking Works in SAS Program Steps
      • Defaults for Selected SAS Operations
    • SAS/SHARE Macros for Server Access
      • Using Macros for Server Library Access
      • Macros Generated by the SHRMACS Macro
      • The APPLSYS Macro Library
    • Interpreting SAS/SHARE Server Log Messages
      • The SAS/SHARE Server Log
      • Starting the Server Log
      • Usage Statistics in the Server Log
      • Server Log Message Components
      • Reading the Server Log
    • Analyzing the Server Log
      • Starting the Server Log
      • Using the Server Log Analysis Tools
      • Customizing Server Log Analysis Programs
      • Executing the Driver Program (SAS/SHARE)
      • SLTOOL1 Sample Program (SAS/SHARE)
      • SLTOOL2 Sample Program (SAS/SHARE)
      • SLTOOL3 and SLTOOL4 Sample Programs
  • Reference
    • The SERVER Procedure
      • Syntax: SERVER Procedure
        • PROC SERVER
        • ALLOCATE SASFILE
        • ALLOCATE LIBRARY
      • Overview of the SERVER Procedure
    • Remote Library Services
      • Overview of Remote Library Services
      • LIBNAME Statement
    • The OPERATE Procedure
      • Syntax: OPERATE Procedure
        • OPERATE
      • Overview of the OPERATE Procedure
      • Library Management Commands
      • Server Management Commands
      • User Management Commands
      • Specifying a Server
      • Specifying a Server-Access Password
      • Specifying a User
    • Remote SQL Pass-Through (RSPT) Facility
      • Syntax: RSPT SQL Procedure
        • PROC SQL
        • CONNECT TO REMOTE
        • SELECT... FROM CONNECTION TO
        • EXECUTE... BY
        • DISCONNECT FROM
      • Overview of the RSPT Facility
      • Examples: RSPT SQL Procedure
        • Example 1: Processing Data Using RSPT
        • Example 2: Accessing a DBMS Server
    • The LOCK Statement and Command
      • Overview of the LOCK Statement and the LOCK Command
      • LOCK Statement
      • LOCK Command
    • SAS/SHARE Macros
      • SHRMACS Macro
      • LIBDEF Macro
      • LISTLIB Macro
      • LISTSRV Macro
      • LISTSRVI Macro
      • OPERATE Macro
      • SERVERID Macro
      • SERVIIDX Macro
      • SERVINFO Macro
      • SERVLIB Macro
      • SETSRV Macro
      • SHUTSRV Macro
      • STRTSRV Macro
    • SAS/SHARE General SAS System Options
      • COMAMID= System Option
      • COMAUX1= System Option
      • TBUFSIZE= System Option
      • SHARESESSIONCNTL= System Option
      • VALIDMEMNAME= System Option
  • Appendixes
    • Cross-Architecture Access
      • Audience for Cross-Architecture Access
      • Cross-Architecture Access: Overview
      • Cross-Architectural Differences
      • Cross-Architecture Restrictions and Limitations
      • Implications of Data Translation
      • Identical Architectural Groups
      • Numeric Architectural Groups
      • Character Architectural Groups
    • Creating the SAS/SHARE Server Environment
      • Audience for SAS/SHARE Server Start-Up
      • All Operating Environments: Setting SAS System Performance and Logging Options
      • The Operating Environments
      • OpenVMS: Creating the Server Environment
      • z/OS: Creating the Server Environment
      • UNIX: Creating the Server Environment
      • Windows: Creating the Server Environment
    • Tuning Tips for Applications That Use SAS/SHARE Software
      • Authors
      • Introduction to Tuning Tips for Applications That Use SAS/SHARE Software
      • Overview of Tuning Tips for Applications That Use SAS/SHARE Software
      • The SAS Library Model
      • How Data Flows When You Use SAS Files
      • Concurrent Access: Update versus Read-only
      • Computer Resources Used by a Server
      • Minimizing and Optimizing Resource Consumption
      • Using Operating Environment Tools
      • Conclusion
    • SAS Component Language (SCL) Application
      • Introduction to the SAS Component Language (SCL) Application
      • Audience
      • Inventory and Order System
      • The Inventory/Order System SCL Application
    • SAS/SHARE Cross-Version Issues, SAS 9.3
      • Limitations of Cross-Version Client/Server Access
      • Consequences of a Client/Server Upgrade to SAS 9.3
      • Observations and Variables: SAS 9.3 and SAS 8 Differences
      • SAS Files Access in a Mixed Client/Server Environment
  • Glossary


ProductRelease
SAS/SHARE9.3
Type
Usage and Reference
Copyright Date
July 2011
Last Updated
09Jul2011