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The `append` action adds the rows from a source table to the end of a target table. It is a versatile tool for combining datasets within the CAS environment. The target table must be an in-memory table, while the source can be an in-memory table or a server-side file that has not been loaded. This action is particularly useful in data preparation workflows where data from multiple sources needs to be consolidated into a single table for analysis.
The alterTable action allows for modifying the metadata and properties of an in-memory CAS table. This includes renaming the table, changing its label, modifying column properties such as names, labels, and formats, as well as dropping columns or reordering them. It is a versatile tool for managing table structures directly on the CAS server without needing to recreate tables.
Adds a new caslib to enable access to a data source. A caslib is an in-memory space to hold tables, access control lists, and data source information. Caslibs provide a way to organize in-memory tables and to manage access to data. All data is available to CAS through caslibs, and all operations in CAS that use tables are performed with caslibs.