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unnati
Obsidian | Level 7

Hello All,

 

Can anyone help me to understand remote Summit Submit in SAS. what is Remote Submit ? how this work ?? 

 

I am not able to find any document to read so, any document share is appreciated.

 

Thank you

Unnati

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alexal
SAS Employee

@unnati,

 

Did you mean RSUBMIT statement?

unnati
Obsidian | Level 7
Yes. But i would like to understand whole concept of it. that it work.
alexal
SAS Employee

@unnati,

 

Sure, you can start from here: What is SAS/CONNECT?

MargaretC
SAS Employee

Remote Submit (RSUBMIT) is part of SAS/CONNECT software.  It allows a SAS session to talk to a different SAS session.  These SAS sessions can be on different machines (i.e. UNIX and Windows OR LINUX and z/OS).  You are able to submit SAS code from one session to a different session; the code will run on the different session; and then the results will come back to the initial session.

 

RSUBMIT is used with SAS Grid Manager to take a long running SAS job and distribute it across multiple systems (or SAS sessions) to enable the long running SAS job to run faster.  Here is an old SAS Global Forum paper that discusses this concept.  http://www2.sas.com/proceedings/sugi27/p279-27.pdf   The MP Connect feature is this paper is using RSUBMIT statements

 

 

AndrewHowell
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Remote Summit? Smiley Surprised

 

Maybe an online, globally-streamed SAS Global Forum?? Smiley LOL [Don't get me started..]

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