#!/bin/bash
# NOTE: Lines starting with "#SBATCH" are valid SLURM commands or statements,
#       while those starting with "#" and "##SBATCH" are comments.  Uncomment
#       "##SBATCH" line means to remove one # and start with #SBATCH to be a
#       SLURM command or statement.


#SBATCH -J sasjob	#Slurm job name

# Set the maximum runtime and uncomment if you need it
##SBATCH -t 72:00:00  #Maximum runtime of 72 hours

# Enable email notifications when job begins and ends, uncomment if you need it
##SBATCH --mail-user=user_name@ust.hk     #Update your email address.
##SBATCH --mail-type=begin
##SBATCH --mail-type=end

# Choose a partition (queue), for example, choose "sbm"
#SBATCH -p sbm

# To use 1 node and 32 cpus. Note that the requested "-n" cannot exceed the number of cores the node has. 
#SBATCH -N 1 -n 32

# Suppose you have the sas script, e.g, app.sas
# Run the SAS script
sas app.sas