Hello
We have SAS installed on Windows Server and Clients connecting using SAS EG.
I have observed that often when a users runs SAS code, a jproxy process is created.
often this consumes higher system resources.
In the instant case one jproxy process alone was consuming 75% of the CPU and the code was something like this
ods graphics on;
proc reg data=&in.(where=&where) plots=diagnostics(unpack) PLOTS(MAXPOINTS=2800000); model m1=%temp/abc; run;
proc reg data=&in.(where=&where) plots=diagnostics(unpack) PLOTS(MAXPOINTS=800000); model m1=%temp/cde; run;
Can somebody help me understand what is jproxy and why this high CPU consumption?
Is there a way to handle this type of case more gracefully?