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What are the criticality that you have faced during your
project in SAS?

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What are the criticality that you have faced during your project in SAS?..

Answer / kanya

Problems with data probability.We usually get data in raw
format which we are supposed to read from the native format
to sas format. native format is the format which client send.

2) Problems with data inconsistencies

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What are the criticality that you have faced during your project in SAS?..

Answer / radhika rajesh

critical issues include:

1. sometimes databases shud be updated properly or else all
analysis wil show wrong result
2. i faced problem while running code during peak hours
since servers wil be slow due 2 heavy usage.


others plz add on to this..........

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