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vapodaca11
Calcite | Level 5

I am able to start the parallel processing procedure but it is failing to bring over my macro variables. I am using the %syslput _all command to bring them over. This is usuing a Linux based system. Does anyone know how I could bring over my Marco variables in parallel processing?

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SASKiwi
PROC Star

Please post a complete example of your code. Did you SIGNON first before using %SYSLPUT?

vapodaca11
Calcite | Level 5

It appears that it is not bringing in any of my macro variables. 

 

Code I am using:
signon task&threadnum inheritlib=(risk);

rsubmit wait=no log="&basedir./task&threadnum..log" output="&basedir./task&threadnum..lst";

%syslput _all_;
%put _all_;

 

data risk.servings_thread&threadnum._&scenario (keep=scenario estnum lotnum servnum serving_conc serving_weight serving_cfu random);
set risk.lots_&scenario (where=(&beginest <= estnum <= &endest));...................

 

Error I am getting:

WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference THREADNUM not resolved.
1 data risk.servings_thread&threadnum._&scenario (keep=scenario estnum lotnum servnum
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22
200
1 ! serving_conc serving_weight serving_cfu random);
WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference SCENARIO not resolved.

SASKiwi
PROC Star

This should work. You are copying local macro variables up to your RSUBMIT server session.

 

signon task&threadnum inheritlib=(risk);

%syslput _all_;

rsubmit wait=no log="&basedir./task&threadnum..log" output="&basedir./task&threadnum..lst";

%put _all_;

endrsubmit;
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