HP-UX Workload Manager Toolkits User's Guide

HP-UX WLM Duration Management Toolkit and HP-UX WLM Toolkit for Base SAS Software
How do I use DMTK / SASTK?
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From this, we know that the 5th invocation (Tag: 5) of
hp_wlmtk_goals_report in the SAS job running with PID 20179 claims
that the job is 79% complete. If the job is not actually 79% at this point,
adjust the value in the hp_wlmtk_goals_report invocation.
Example instrumentation
The following example code fragment shows how to insert
hp_wlmtk_goals_report calls into your SAS job. After the first run
statement, we know the job is 6% done. We also know that after the
second run statement, it is 53% done. Placing the macro in the code, we
provide that information to wlmdurdc.
/* Fit a stepwise linear regression. */
proc reg data=sample;
model netresp= &indepent /selection=STEPWISE sle=.15 sls=.05 vif collin stb;
run;
%hp_wlmtk_goals_report(6);
/* Fit a stepwise logistic regression. */
proc logistic data=sample;
model netresp= &indepent / maxiter=200 risklimits selection=S
lackfit;
run;
%hp_wlmtk_goals_report(53);
/* Fit a stepwise logistic regression. */
proc logistic data=sample;
model netresp= &indepent / maxiter=200 risklimits selection=S
lackfit;
run;
Completing an urgent job as quickly as possible
(express lanes)
NOTE Although this functionality is part of the standard WLM product, it is of
special interest in a Base SAS environment when a SAS report is needed
urgently.