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i am importing large data from oracle to work library.
in log there is a error message worklibrary space is not enough.
then how to import the data safely to sas environment.
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Answer / raghavendrareddy
defaultly every dataset is saved into work library,
there is no space in work library,delete some datasets in
work library.
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Answer / aruna
You can use either or both of these options:
1.Delete temporary dataset that u no longer need
2.Direct temporary datasets to a different SAS data library
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