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Hi,
First, since your seems to have disks and partitions bigger than
2G, I guess your system can handle big files. So the only option you need
in your config file is the large file option: -LARGEFILE sasvlfs .
You should not concern with the partsize stuff. I'm quoting from the
online help on : UNIX changes and Enhancements Documentation!
My system is still not upgraded to SunOS 2.6, so I'm still limited
to 2G or less files... I'm not talking from experience...
I would try this first, then if it doesn't work: search other
alternatives for your sorting problem...
regards,
Bernard Tremblay
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>>>From: Hua-Nan Liang <d44tsol@RS570.dgbasey.gov.tw>
>>>Subject: Not Enough space when Sort on Large data set
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>>>Hi, SAS gurus
>>>
>>>I asked this question for my friend:
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>>>He was processing a large data set by SAS 6.12 on UNIX environment.
>>>The original data set had occupied 5~6 GB spaces.
>>>He had prepared two 9 GB Hard disks to accomplish the job, but he didn't
>>>know how to modify the CONFIG.SAS to utilize the available spaces.
>>>
>>>Attached are the CONFIG.SAS and LOG file. Would you please give some
>>>advices?
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance.
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