In SAS Viya, a data engineer uses the following CAS action call: cas.table.save(table={name='MYMODEL', caslib='MODELS'}, name='mymodel.sashdat', caslib='MODELS'); What does this accomplish?
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Here's the deal — b is correct because table.save persists an in-memory CAS table to a physical file (SASHDAT format) in the caslib's backing store, making it available for future sessions. A is wrong because the file format is SASHDAT (native CAS format), not SAS7BDAT.
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Full Explanation
B is correct because table.save persists an in-memory CAS table to a physical file (SASHDAT format) in the caslib's backing store, making it available for future sessions. A is wrong because the file format is SASHDAT (native CAS format), not SAS7BDAT. C is wrong because table.save writes data to disk, not to the Model Manager registry. D is wrong because this action persists data, not create sessions.