Agree with SASkiwi, With Citrix you are having an emulated desktop. Emulating the real thing usually adds problems to the real thing. With a real desktop you should by policies not use the Windows scheduler. Instead use it on the server-side where you SAS processes are run. With the SMC you are connecting to the SAS server and than define those server scheduling jobs. This should be configured at your SAS server-side. The most advanced one is using LSF (full scheduler load balancing options.)  A more simple one would be using the host scheduler as that can be Windows (you known that one)  or Unix (cron as basic) but needing to have it opened up by your system admins.  System admins can be a blocking factor as being convinced they are the only ones getting access to scheduling.   ... View more