Importing Fat SAVs
Memory issues from SAV files with many tens of thousands of variables have arisen occasionally, more so on Win32/Ruby32, but you could also have problems […]
Importing
Lock Codeframes Against Imports
A common problem for tracking jobs is that the variable descriptions and code labels as delivered by the source system can be unsuitable for analysis. […]
When My Imports Go One Case at a Time and Take Forever
Ruby 64-bit version should make this henceforth a rare circumstance, but with big data beating at our doors, the advice below remains useful. ——————————————————————————————————- This […]
Memory Import Threshold with more than 4 Gig RAM
Ruby 64-bit, released first quarter 2016, is up to 45% faster on big jobs, and uses RAM beyond the 2-gigabyte limit. Machines with more than […]
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This error should be obviated in all but the most extreme circumstances by upgrading to Ruby 64-bit edition, released in the first quarter 2016. ———————————————————————————————————- […]
When my Imports Go One Case at a Time and Take Forever
Ruby 64 bit edition should make this henceforth a rare circumstance, but with big data beating at our doors, the advice below remains useful. ——————————————————————————————————- […]
Auto-Generate a Blend File for Multi-Response
Despite our best efforts to get Triple-S established as the preferred format for survey data interchange between the collection system and Ruby, the SAV (or […]