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Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

We have scheduled One flow which run through LSF and one job in that flow which is running from last 8 hours. Usually it took only 1 hour but today it is taking more than 10 hours and this same job/flow has been running successfully from last 2 years and no changes has been made also.

 

 

i want to know where this job is runnig ? this there any to find out where sas di job is running  ?

 

SAS DI job consist only user wrriten code and in that it is taking data from source and updating it through sas code only.

 

O/s -LINUX 

 

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MG18
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

Hi ,

 

We are using the SAS LSF we dont have Grid manager and also we are using sas 9.3

LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20

Oh, I assumed when you asked on which host the batch was running on, that you had a grid.

So then there's just one host chose from, or do I miss something...?

Data never sleeps
Patrick
Opal | Level 21

Once you found the SAS log the first thing I'd be looking into:

1. are there much higher data volumes than usually (i.e. after a bad data load into source)

2. bad data loaded resulting in many to many relationships where the code expects it to be 1:1 or 1:m

3. has anything structurally changed in the data source or data target

   - disabled, removed or changed index

   - change to a column (i.e. change from VARCHAR5 to VARCHAR4000)

   - additional columns and somewhere in the SAS code a SELECT *

   - ......

 

Comparing the real times between a "good" and the "bad" SAS log should tell you which step needs further investigation.

 

I'd probably also check if there had been any maintenance work going on (like a massive backup process on the target DBMS).

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