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SAS 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide

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196 About Job and Flow Metadata R Chapter 19<br />

is generated and placed in this directory. When the job is executed, the job information<br />

is read from this directory.<br />

In order for <strong>SAS</strong> Data Integration Studio users to deploy jobs, a metadata definition<br />

for the deployment directory must exist in the metadata repository. The metadata<br />

definition includes the following information:<br />

3 the name of the <strong>SAS</strong> Application Server with which the directory is associated<br />

3 a name for the directory<br />

3 the path to the directory<br />

About Job and Flow Metadata<br />

Job metadata becomes available to Schedule Manager when you use <strong>SAS</strong> Web Report<br />

Studio to schedule a report, when you use <strong>SAS</strong> Data Integration Studio to deploy a job,<br />

or when you use Schedule Manager to deploy a job manually. The job metadata<br />

includes the following information:<br />

3 the command that is to be used to execute the job<br />

3 the name of the <strong>SAS</strong> batch server that is associated with the job<br />

3 the deployment directory that is associated with the job<br />

3 the file name of the executable program<br />

Flow metadata is created when you use Schedule Manager to create a flow and when<br />

you use <strong>SAS</strong> Web Report Studio to schedule a report. The flow metadata includes the<br />

following information:<br />

3 the name of the scheduling server that is to execute the flow<br />

3 the triggers and dependencies that have been assigned to each job in the flow<br />

Depending on the scheduling server that the user specifies (either the Process Manager<br />

Server or an operating system scheduling server), Schedule Manager converts the flow<br />

metadata to the appropriate format and submits it to the scheduling server. Flows that<br />

are created by <strong>SAS</strong> Web Report Studio are automatically directed to the Process<br />

Manager Server.<br />

About <strong>Platform</strong> Product Suite for <strong>SAS</strong><br />

<strong>Platform</strong> Product Suite for <strong>SAS</strong> is an integrated enterprise job scheduler from<br />

<strong>Platform</strong> Computing Corporation. <strong>Platform</strong> Product Suite is specifically designed to<br />

manage job flows that are generated by <strong>SAS</strong> software, and includes the following<br />

components:<br />

Process Manager Server<br />

controls the submission of jobs to <strong>Platform</strong> LSF and manages all dependencies<br />

among jobs.<br />

<strong>Platform</strong> Flow Manager<br />

provides a visual representation of flows that have been created for a Process<br />

Manager Server. These include flows that were created in <strong>SAS</strong> Management<br />

Console’s Schedule Manager, as well as reports that have been scheduled through<br />

<strong>SAS</strong> Web Report Studio.<br />

<strong>Platform</strong> Flow Manager provides information about each flow’s status and<br />

associated dependencies. You can view or update the status of jobs within a flow,<br />

and you can run or rerun a single job regardless of whether the job failed or<br />

completed successfully.

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