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Very Large Dataset Performance as Measured Across Multiple SAS 9.1.3 Data Storage Options
Overview SAS 9.1.3 provides two basic library setup options, Base and Scalable Performance Data Engine. The purpose is to compare and contrast performance statistics via FULLSTIMER across multiple scenarios against a dataset of 500 million records. These scenarios include enabling a mixture of Threading, CPU Counts, Index Creation, and Engine Type across BASE and SPDE Libraries while performing a PROC SUMMARY. The platform is an IBM P-590 with 16 dual-core 3.4 GHz processors, 70 gigabytes of RAM, and 17 terabytes of disk space on a RAID 5 SAN with IBM DS8000 disks.
| Publisher | SAS Institute | File Format | |
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| Date Published | February 2009 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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