A00-260 · Question #48
The ability to deploy a SAS Data Integration Studio job as a Web service or a SAS Stored Process requires additional set up that is performed in which client application?
The correct answer is D. SAS Management Console. SAS Management Console (D) is the administrative hub for the SAS platform - it handles server registration, metadata configuration, security, and the additional infrastructure setup required to expose a Data Integration Studio job as a Web service or Stored Process (such as…
Question
The ability to deploy a SAS Data Integration Studio job as a Web service or a SAS Stored Process requires additional set up that is performed in which client application?
Options
- ASAS Data Integration Studio
- BSAS Enterprise Guide
- CSAS Job Deployment Studio
- DSAS Management Console
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A3% (1)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D88% (30)
Explanation
SAS Management Console (D) is the administrative hub for the SAS platform - it handles server registration, metadata configuration, security, and the additional infrastructure setup required to expose a Data Integration Studio job as a Web service or Stored Process (such as configuring the SAS Stored Process Server and publishing metadata).
A is wrong because SAS Data Integration Studio is where you build jobs, not where you configure the server-side deployment infrastructure needed to publish them as services.
B is wrong because SAS Enterprise Guide is a client tool for querying and reporting; it can run stored processes but has no role in setting up the deployment infrastructure.
C is wrong because "SAS Job Deployment Studio" is a distractor - no such product exists in the SAS suite, making it a classic invented-option trap.
Memory tip: Think of SAS Management Console as the "control tower" - any time a question asks where you configure, register, or administer SAS platform components (servers, permissions, deployments), the answer is almost always SAS Management Console.
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