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Restriction: |
SAS data set options are not supported.
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Restriction: |
The source and target libraries must be
in different physical locations.
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Restriction: |
When PROC MIGRATE creates a member in the
target library, the member does not retain its permissions from the source
library. It has the permissions associated with the user ID of the person
who ran PROC MIGRATE.
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Restriction: |
Source libraries that were created under
a SAS 8.2 CMS, OS/2, OpenVMS VAX, or 64-bit AIX operating environment
are not supported. See Alternatives to PROC MIGRATE.
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Restriction: |
Source libraries that were created under
a 64-bit Windows source environment are supported only for a 64-bit
Windows target environment. To migrate to a different target environment,
see Alternatives to PROC MIGRATE.
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Restriction: |
Catalogs that were created under a Tru64
UNIX source environment are not supported for a Linux for x64 or a Solaris
for x64 target environment. To migrate catalogs under those conditions, see Additional Steps for Unsupported Catalogs.
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Restriction: |
SAS files that were created before SAS
6.12 (SAS 6.09E for z/OS) must be converted to SAS 6.12 before they can be
migrated to the current release of SAS. Some SAS 6 source environments are
not supported; see Migrating a SAS 6 Library.
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Tip: |
For encoding and transcoding issues, see the topic
about national language support within the migration topics at http://support.sas.com/rnd/migration/ or see the
SAS National Language Support (NLS): Reference Guide.
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Table of Contents: |
The MIGRATE Procedure
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PROC MIGRATE IN=libref-2 OUT=libref-1 <BUFSIZE=n> <MOVE> <SLIBREF=libref>
<KEEPNODUPKEY>;
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Task |
Language Element |
Migrate SAS library forward to the current release of SAS |
PROC MIGRATE
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Name the source library |
IN=
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Name the target library |
OUT=
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Specify buffer page size |
BUFSIZE=
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Migrate and delete the original source files |
MOVE
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Specify a libref that was assigned through SAS/CONNECT or SAS/SHARE
to migrate foreign catalogs |
SLIBREF=
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Retain the NODUPKEY sort assertion |
KEEPNODUPKEY
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