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MarcoRQ
Calcite | Level 5

Hi,

Is it possible to run a process flow in the autorun ?

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LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20

Can you provide with a little more informaiton?

Do you mean a process flow in Scheduling Server in SAS Management Console?

And what do you mena by autorun, do you refer to autoexec?

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MarcoRQ
Calcite | Level 5
Ah yes! Autoexec, not autorun.

I would like to launch autoexec by script and then lauch a specific process flow by calling it at the end of the autoexec code.

I want to automate multiples sas project by script by only executing the autoexec.
SASKiwi
PROC Star

What sort of process flow? There's a whole bunch of SAS apps that do process flows and we don't know which one you mean. LSF scheduler process flow, EG process flow, SAS Studio process flow, DataFlux process flow etc etc.

LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20

Regardless of what type of process you intend to call, it's not good practice to use an autoexec for this.

The autoexec is typical generic for multiple use cases/users etc.

Orcestrating SAS jobs/programs etc could be done in several ways, what's preferred is absed on your use case/situation:

  • SAS progam using %include
  • Windows bat/Unix shell script, calling SAS jobs using program file name as parameter (hint: sysin)
  • Scheduling software, ranges from simple start on a specific time (cron/Windows task) to more advanced. If you have licensed any SAS software  which using "Intelligence Platform" in SAS 9.4, you can use the Scheduling Server plugin in SAS Management Console to administer/control this.
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