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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to PowerExchange for SAS
  3. Installation and Configuration
  4. Working with SAS Sources
  5. Working with SAS Targets
  6. Working with SAS Sessions
  7. Appendix A: SAS Datatype Reference
  8. Appendix B: SPI Server Configuration Parameters
  9. Appendix C: Error Messages

PowerExchange for SAS User Guide for PowerCenter

PowerExchange for SAS User Guide for PowerCenter

Configuring Pass-Through Partitioning to Read Data from a SAS Source

Configuring Pass-Through Partitioning to Read Data from a SAS Source

You can configure a pass-through partitioning to read data from a SAS source.
Perform the following steps if you want to configure pass-through partitioning for a session configured to read data from a SAS source and write data to a flat file.
  1. Start the PowerCenter Designer and connect to a PowerCenter repository configured with a SAS instance.
  2. Click
    Sources
    in the Source Analyzer and choose
    Import SAS Source
    .
    This option is not available for SAS sources imported from a SAS file.
  3. Click
    Targets
    in the Target Designer and import a flat file target.
  4. In the Mapping Designer, create a mapping to read data from the SAS source and write to a flat file.
  5. Validate the mapping.
  6. In the Workflow Designer, open the session properties.
  7. On the
    Partitions
    view, click
    Add Partition Point
    .
  8. Select the Source transformation, and click
    Edit Partition Point
    .
    The Edit Partition Point dialog box appears.
  9. Click
    Add
    to add the required number of partitions and enter a description for each partition.
  10. Select the partition type as
    Pass Through
    for each of the partitions.
    The following image shows the configured pass-though partitioning for a SAS session:
  11. In the target session properties, you can set the
    Merge Type
    property to
    No merge
    .
    When the
    Merge Type
    option is
    No merge
    , the Integration Service creates partition files equivalent to the number of partitions with equally distributed records.
    The following image shows the configured
    No merge
    option in the target session properties:
    If you set a different option for the
    Merge Type
    in the target session properties, the Data Integration Service creates a single target file that contains all the records read through the partitions.

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