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hi....i have a question about executing SAS code in the Altair (SLC) and its connection to my local machine, you can formulate it in a clear and concise manner.
Hi Faiz,You can install Altair Analytics Workbench and Altair SLC on your local machine. You can write a SAS language program, save it on a disk on your local machine, and execute (run) that program on your local machine. You can code your SAS language program to read/write files that reside on disks on your local machine or to interact with databases through drivers that are installed on your local machine.
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Nico
Hi Nico,
I am not able to apply license (.wpskey). After opening Altair Analytics Workbench, i am not getting prompt to licence the product. Error code 15 is prompted stating, The Altair SLC session failed to initialize :NoLicenseException: Altair License Manager: License Error
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