The SVB script written in a SVB node can be exported as a new workspace node (.dmi file), so that users can then import the workspace node easily without deploying the SVB script to a SVB node. 

Windows 7, Windows Server 2012 R2

1. With the SVB script written in a SVB node, open the SVB node parameter dialog, click on "Export node" button at the bottom left corner of the dialog. 



2. The "Export node" dialog opens. Specify the new Node name, description, and location where you want save the exported .dmi file. 



3. Click Ok. The .dmi file will be exported and saved successfully. 



4. The .dmi file could then be imported as a new workspace node. Open a workspace, click on "Node Browser". In the Node browser dialog, click on the folder you want to import the node to, then go to "Nodes | Import New Node...",



browse to the .dmi file that has been saved, click Open. 



The new workspace node is then successfully imported and listed in the Node Browser dialog. Double click on it to add the new node to the workspace for data analysis. 



Users can keep the .dmi file and pass it to other users if needed to import and utilize the new workspace node. 

Above steps also apply to R and Python node in Statistica. 

This article instructs how to export a SVB script node to make a new workspace node (.dmi), such that user can deploy the workspace node directly instead of deploying the SVB script.