Hello Mahesh, My guess would be that your stored process can't access JS files stored on your Desktop. Also, you are referencing the same library twice. select2.js and select2.min.js are the same in terms of functionality. The second version is a minimified version where unnecessary whitespace is removed and references are substituted. Please open the developer console (F12 in Chrome) and see if there are any errors reported. They should be self explanatory. If they are not, post them here. Regards, Vasilij ... View more

Hi,   yours is an interesting question. Unfortunately, LASR is a service for rapid access to the data, not for executing computations.   http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/lrcon/68089/HTML/default/viewer.htm#n04354hkfv8jz9n1wh465t3g8vy1.htm   The SAS LASR Analytic Server is an analytic platform that provides a secure environment for concurrent access to data. It loads the data into memory across the computing nodes of a SAS High-Performance Analytics Server. The SAS LASR Analytic Server executes on the SAS High-Performance Analytics Server root node with worker nodes across the appliance that read data into memory in parallel very fast.   SAS VA is intended for reporting, not for calculations. If you want to make calculations/queries/transformation, you can do them in a different SAS server, prepare the final data for the report, then load the data into SAS VA.   There are some other options to take benefit of your high amount of RAM memory and to improve the performance of your sas code and resources, but I would recommend you to contact SAS Technical Support team, to ensure your intensive calculation process won't generate technical issue on your SAS VA server, and even more important, to the report consumers. ... View more