Ursula is a Solutions Architect within Global Technology Practice. She has worked at SAS over 15 years supporting SAS Grid for Platform and SAS Scheduling. Ursula has co-authored and authored two SAS Global Forum Papers, SAS Technical Support Top-Five Lists for SAS® Environment Manager on SAS® Viya® and Best Practices for Scheduling in SAS® Viya®, respectively and wrote a number of troubleshooting documentation and blogs.
Just coming in from an AP news source, here's your situation: At your company, you have both a SAS 9 and a SAS Viya Environment. And your problem: You want to migrate your scheduling jobs which are SAS programs from SAS 9 to a SAS Viya Environment. How can this
Change is hard and can be a bit scary. We tend to resist change as we get comfortable with our routines and how things work. However, many times we fail to see the benefits of that something new. Imagine if we didn't move from MS DOS to Windows? If we'd
A key tool for SAS Viya admins and many users is the command line interface (CLI). You can think of it in terms of other CLIs, but with direct access to SAS Viya. The CLI facilitates automation of tasks as well as other administrative functions. You can find information about
SAS Grid Manager for Platform, SAS Grid Manager, and SAS Viya Workload Management all manage and balance job loads, right? So, are there three SAS products providing the same functionality? Let’s explore, as I am curious in your answer after you read this article. Each of the three applications has
Set it and forget it. That’s how SAS Viya Jobs and Flows should work, right? Well, just like most other things in life, it’s not that simple. What if you have multiple Jobs set to run in a Flow and one fails? Do you exit the process or continue with
