Here are some tools you should be familiar with if you are a SAS Admin.
glance (multi-purpose)
sar (multi-purpose)
ps
xload
top
Tools:
glance (multi-purpose)
sar (multi-purpose)
size
vmstat
ipcs
Tools
glance (multi-purpose)
sar (multi-purpose)
bdf
df
iostat
Tools:
glance (multi-purpose)
netstat
nettune (HP-UX 10.x) and ndd (HP-UX 11.0 and later)
nfsstat
Tools monitor CPU:
First thing to check when your SAS programs performs poor is CPU.Following tools can be used.glance (multi-purpose)
sar (multi-purpose)
ps
xload
top
Memory:
SAS uses WORK as temporary storage, however PDV and input buffer created in memory. It has to be free for your program to perform fast.Tools:
glance (multi-purpose)
sar (multi-purpose)
size
vmstat
ipcs
Disk:
Disk involves WORK, home directory and SAS intallation and configuration directory. There should be enough space in all the directory where SAS lookup.Tools
glance (multi-purpose)
sar (multi-purpose)
bdf
df
iostat
Network:
It is the last component we check when we have some issues in SAS Application. Remember, SAS is client-server model and network plays an important role. Many SAS components depends on network resouce. SAS metadata and OLAP server demands robust network for qucik response rate. SAN storages are mostly shared using NFS and it requires good network connectivity.Tools:
glance (multi-purpose)
netstat
nettune (HP-UX 10.x) and ndd (HP-UX 11.0 and later)
nfsstat
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