Assigning Libraries
You can share library assignments between SAS Studio and SAS
Enterprise Guide.
When you create a library
by using SAS Environment Manager or SAS Management Console, the library
is defined on the SAS Metadata Server, and the library assignment
is shared across SAS servers. In SAS Studio, access to registered
libraries is determined in part by the method that is used to assign
those libraries.
In SAS Management Console,
you can assign a library by using the AssignMode extended attribute.
To view the extended attributes in SAS Management Console, right-click
the library name and select Properties. In
the Properties dialog box, click the Extended
Attributes tab.
SAS Enterprise Guide
supports values of 0–4 for the AssignMode attribute. However,
SAS Studio supports only these values for the AssignMode attribute:
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1 –
The library is assigned using the META engine. When you specify this
value, the METAOUT= option is set to ALL. You can read, create, update,
and delete observations in an existing physical table that is defined
in metadata. You cannot create or delete a physical table, or alter
a physical table’s columns. This is the default behavior.
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2 –
The library is assigned using the META engine. When you specify this
value, the METAOUT= option is set to DATA. You can read, create, alter,
update, and delete a physical table. The user can access any table,
regardless of whether it has been defined in the repository.
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4 –
The library is assigned using the META engine. You can read, update,
alter, and delete a physical table that is defined in metadata. You
can also create and delete physical tables that are not in metadata,
but you cannot read or update the new tables until they are defined
in metadata. This value is similar to METAOUT=DATA, except tables
and columns that are not defined in the repository are not visible.
To share library assignments
between SAS Studio and SAS Enterprise Guide, you must specify 1, 2,
or 4 for the AssignMode attribute.
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Last updated: May 9, 2017