Hi @RaviSPR If there is No SAS Log generated then there should be some issue with the command using which you are trying to execute. Kindly try to run the same using NON LSF system and see if it executes. When ever LSF is not able to find something supplied in the command (it could be file name as well) 127 error code is generated. Here's sample code for you: bash-4.1$ ls -l neww.sas ls: cannot access neww.sas: No such file or directory bash-4.1$ bsub neww.sas Job <377292> is submitted to default queue <normal>. bash-4.1$ bjobs -l 377292 Job <377292>, Status <EXIT>, Queue <normal>, Command <neww.sas> : Submitted from host , CWD <$HOME> ; : Started on <>, Execution Home <>, Execution CWD <>; : Exited with exit code 127. The CPU time used is 0.1 seconds. : Completed <exit>. Hope this helps. Thanks,
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