When you load a new
table from the
Load a Table window, SAS Visual Analytics Administrator
creates an output table in the SAS metadata, and a new job is created
in the same folder where the output table is placed. If an output
table name is specified as OrionRetailCustomers, the default name
for the job in the metadata is: OrionRetailCustomers-Load Job.
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Select
LASR
Tables tab from the toolbar, click, and expand the tree
view for
.
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Select a library, and
click
.
Tip
The
icon is enabled if the server connection is running,
and the library is selected.
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In the
Load
a Table window, click
Browse for
the
Source Table: Name field.
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In the
Select window,
navigate through
SAS Folders, select the
table, and click
OK.
The
Name and
Library fields
below
Source Table are filled.
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In the
Name field
for
LASR Table, enter a name for the output
table. The description is optional.
Note that this description
is displayed next to this LASR table when users select a data source
in the
Open Data Source window within SAS
Visual Analytics applications. When you add a description, it provides
additional information to the users about this data source.
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Click
Browse for
the
Location field.
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In the
Choose
a Location window, navigate to the folder where you want
the target or output table to be created, and click
OK.
Tip
You must have ReadMetadata,
WriteMetadata, and WriteMemberMetadata permissions assigned to the
folder where you want to load the table.
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A new LASR table is
registered in the SAS metadata, a job is created in the same folder
within the metadata, and the table is loaded to the SAS LASR Analytic
Server.
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Click
. Then, click and expand the tree view for
. The loaded table is displayed with the status
.
Here are some additional
facts about loading a table:
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For deployments that use a co-located
data provider, the SAS LASR Analytic Server performs a comparison
of IP address to determine whether a parallel read is possible. The
IP address that is in the SERVER= option of the generated LIBNAME
statement must match the IP address of the SAS LASR Analytic Server
root node.
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When the data is loaded from a
data source that is not a co-located data provider, it is transferred
to the root node of the server, distributed evenly among the machines
in the cluster, and then loaded into memory.