You're right Kurt. I should have been more specific in my questions. I was referring to the program I developed to generate the synthetic data. In fact, I thought that the execution time of this program would be shorter if we saved the data directly on the server without showing it in the SAS window. Maybe I do not understand the SAS interface and how it works.
Everything you do in your code happens in the context of the workspace server. So, unless you define a library on a remote share (or write an external file to one), nothing crosses the network except the code, the log and the results that are sent back to Enterprise Guide. And dataset data as soon as you open it, or have it automatically opened.
I see. Thank for help.
Regards,
alepage
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