A SAS Viya CAS administrator needs to promote an in-memory CAS table so it persists across CAS sessions and is visible to all users. Which PROC CASUTIL operation accomplishes this?
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Here's the deal — b is correct because PROC CASUTIL PROMOTE changes a session-scope table (visible only to the creating session) to a global-scope table visible to all CAS sessions and persistent for the CAS server's lifetime (until explicitly dropped or CAS restarts). A (LOAD) loads a disk-based file into CAS memory.
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Full Explanation
B is correct because PROC CASUTIL PROMOTE changes a session-scope table (visible only to the creating session) to a global-scope table visible to all CAS sessions and persistent for the CAS server's lifetime (until explicitly dropped or CAS restarts). A (LOAD) loads a disk-based file into CAS memory. C (SAVE) writes a CAS table from memory back to disk. D (UPLOAD) transfers a file from the SAS client to the CAS server's file system.