A model built in SAS Model Studio has been registered in SAS Model Manager. A data engineer wants to generate batch scores for 10 million new records overnight. Which SAS component is most appropriate for orchestrating this batch scoring job at scale?
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Here's the deal — b is correct because SAS Model Manager can execute registered score code as a batch scoring job, leveraging CAS distributed processing to handle tens of millions of records efficiently overnight. A (Enterprise Guide) can schedule tasks but does not leverage CAS at scale and is not integrated with the Model Manager deployment workflow.
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B is correct because SAS Model Manager can execute registered score code as a batch scoring job, leveraging CAS distributed processing to handle tens of millions of records efficiently overnight. A (Enterprise Guide) can schedule tasks but does not leverage CAS at scale and is not integrated with the Model Manager deployment workflow. C (SAS Add-In for Office) is a client tool for report consumption, not batch scoring at scale. D (PROC PRINT) is a report procedure, not a scoring mechanism.