Select the best answer
for each question. After completing the quiz, check your answers using
the answer key in the appendix.
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Why can using an index
reduce the number of I/O operations that are required for accessing
a small subset?
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Using an index requires
larger I/O memory buffers, which can hold more pages.
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The index does not have
to be loaded into a memory buffer.
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The number of observations
that SAS has to load into the program data vector (PDV) is decreased.
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The number of pages
that SAS has to load into I/O buffers is decreased.
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You want to select a subset of observations in the data set Company.Products, and you have defined a simple index on the variable Rating. SAS cannot use the index to process ...