Hello @Madhan_cog1 ,
as long as SAS Configuration is removed, the vFabric from SAS should be removed. And if vFabric is properly removed, there is no possibility for it to generate any further file or directory. Or am I missing something from your initial description?
In addition: https://support.sas.com/kb/50/433.html
I think you could check the running SAS-related jobs on every machine (ps -ef), and your crontab.
Sorry but I must stress it: if SAS is removed, then there is no possibility for SAS to take actions. In that case, it would not be a SAS issue, but from your infrastructure/design/sysadmins. Otherwise, you might not have removed SAS configuration and/or running processes correctly.
For all I read:
a) not SAS related --> Check your design and sys admins: OS, storage, etc.
b) before removing configuration, you might not have stopped all services in all nodes. --> Check ps-ef and crontab.
About SDW I mean SAS Deployment Wizard (setup.sh) or SDM, the SAS Deployment Manager (sasdm.sh), what you used to change the SAS installation.