In reply to Audrey Clement.

My understanding is that you run SAS EG on a Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop. However, behind the scene SAS EG (which is just client) connects to a SAS server where your EG code is executed. If you run proc setinit; run; in EG, the SAS log will provide information about your SAS server including Operating System as well as list all SAS products licensed on that server. If SAS/CONNECT is licensed you can use method described in my earlier post Running SAS programs in parallel using SAS/CONNECT®. If it is not licensed (highly unlikely), you can check if you can execute OS commands from within your SAS session. Just run proc options; run; and the SAS log will show option XCMD or NOXCMD. The first one (XCMD) means that you can run OS commands from SAS and therefore you can use the method described in this post. If you have NOXCMD you may reach out to your SAS admin and try persuading them to change that to XCMD; however, in some environments, security policies may not allow that. Please let me know your findings and the outcome, and do not hesitate to ask more questions.