SAS Data Management Stability

Ed Jarecki

Owner/Assistant Vice President at Jarecki Real Estate Investments/ EverView

I would rate the tool's stability a seven out of ten.

RaviLagu

Senior Manager at Indiabulls Financial Services Ltd

We are still facing issues related to the stabilization because it requires some tuning, and depending on the usage you need to increase certain parameters.

For example, RAM uses a certain process, and that customization is available, but the tuning is not done out of the box, so depending on the usage, you have to manually tune it. To manually tune it you need the help of the technical support team.

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it_user824883

Director at PurpleOak Investments

I think the product is very stable. I think it's a marvelous product. It is very widely used by many people and I never hear people complain. There are so many other options for data analysis coming up. Whether it's Oracle, or Microsoft, or Sigma Data Analysis — another German company — all these other companies have introduced their data analysis products. These are all competing with SAS at the moment. Maybe some will get better. But I like SAS because I know it. And when they see what other competing products do better, they can add features.

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Pritam Vidulkar

Senior Associate at Cognizant Technology pvt. Ltd.

SAS Data Management is a really reliable and very efficient tool because the purpose of this tool initially was data access management and reporting, and finally prediction on the data. When I say data prediction, it's of course a modeling tool, but the accuracy of the tool while doing the data prediction is quite high and very reliable. It is globally recognized as accurate.

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reviewer1767861

Head - Group Regulatory Reporting at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees

It is stable.

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it_user153732

Architect at a comms service provider with 5,001-10,000 employees

The server side component runs rock solid on Linux. The Windows client component is less stable, and may require a restart a few times a day, especially if installed on a PC with limited RAM and you are dealing with very large data stores. Since I’m one major release behind in this software, it’s possible these client stability issues have been corrected in the most recent release.

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it_user154296

Business Intelligence Consultant with 51-200 employees

No. After deploying the product and after an initial period of testing to find the correct configuration properties, everything runs smoothly. View full review »

Val Sondoyi

Tech Lead at Complete Enterprise Solutions

The solution is very stable. We haven't faced any issues with glitches or bugs. We haven't had any crashes.

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it_user275229

Manager MDM with 1,001-5,000 employees

No, it is a very stable product.

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reviewer1268517

Head of BI at a tech services company with 51-200 employees

Excellent stability for the language and many basic component (libraries). For the newer components they need time (as usual for all software vendor).

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it_user154305

Principal & Manager at a consultancy with 51-200 employees

Not at all

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reviewer1268517

Head of BI at a tech services company with 51-200 employees

The platform is stable.

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reviewer992760

IT Consultant at a tech vendor with 11-50 employees

The stability of the product is okay. However, occasionally we do face some instability issues. It's not 100% perfect in that regard.