I have a large collection of SAS programs. Currently, I have lots of SAS modules licensed and installed (I've checked which ones via %sasinstallreporter), but I'm not sure whether I need all of them.
How can I determine which modules I actually need in order to run all of my code? They're rather expensive and I don't want to pay for modules that I'm not going to use. Is there a list of procs / libname engines somewhere that are tied to specific SAS modules?
Apologies if this is a duplicate, but some brief searches didn't turn up anything obvious.
I have posted a follow-up question here regarding what other things I should be looking for in my code.
1st, get a list of all the procedures your code uses. You can do this manually, or write a script in SAS/AWK/Perl to parse through your code.
Next, go to http://support.sas.com/documentation/ and search each for each of the unique Procedures.
For example, if I search for PROC REG, I get these results (http://support.sas.com/cdlsearch?charset=iso-8859-1&nh=25&ct=80000&qt=PROC+REG++&s1=3&searchterm=PROC+REG&sasreleasepart=&sasprodpart=&searchContains=). You will see under the results SAS/STAT(R), which tells you it is part of the SAS/STAT module.
You may also have things licensed that do not show up as PROC XXX in your code. Things like SAS/Integration Technologies are used for running and connecting to a SAS server. Talk to your SAS administrator about how those are used.
Happy hunting.
If you are paying for SAS, I would say send this question to SAS technical support, they should be able to help you with a list.
I don't think there is a definative list of modules and associated PROCS on the web.
Regards,
Vasilij
