In addition to the metadata that is described in the
previous topic, SAS IT Resource Management also supplies other metadata.
This supplied metadata consists of IT template tables for the supported
adapters, IT formulas, and IT report definitions. The installation
process for SAS IT Resource Management stores the metadata in the
Folders tree.
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The SAS IT Resource
Management
folder under the Products
folder
and the Shared Data
folder contain
the metadata for the IT template tables of the supported adapters
and the IT formulas. The original versions of these objects are stored
in the Products
folder and they cannot
be changed. Objects in the Shared Data
folder
can be changed.
To change a formula
or a template, access it from the Shared Data
folder,
revise it as needed. Then, store the revised object in the Shared
Data
folder.
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The SAS IT Resource
Management
folder of the Shared Data
folder
contains the metadata for the 3.7 IT report and exception definitions,
IT data marts, and the IT formulas. This metadata can be changed,
although changing the IT report definitions is not recommended. (If
you need to change an IT report definition, copy it first and change
the copy, not the supplied definition.)
CAUTION:
Do not
make changes to the original IT report definitions in the Shared Data
folder.
For information about
how to modify IT report definitions, see Chapter 6, “Working
with SAS Enterprise Guide Projects,” in the SAS
IT Resource Management 3.7: Reporting Guide.
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The SAS IT Resource
Management
folder of the Transformations tree
contains the aggregation, exception, information map, performance
report staging, and user-written staging transformations. These transformations
can be dragged and dropped onto the process flow diagram of a job
and further specified as needed.
Note: SAS IT Resource Management
also uses folders, jobs, libraries, staged tables, aggregation tables,
and information maps. These objects are created by transformations
that the user specifies (either directly or by means of the Adapter
Setup or Add Domain Category wizards),
the jobs that the user creates and runs, or by wizards (such as the
New Folder, New IT Data Mart, or New Job wizards) that are invoked
from the menu bar.