Hi @Helannivas
I think you should look at the sasbatch.bat -file
Eg. :"E:\SAS\Config\Lev1\SasApp\BatchServer\sasbatch.bat"
As default it returns RC=1 if there is warnings in the sas-program. This will PPM interpret as an error.
To make it accept warnings and return 0, you should remove the REM statements in the last 4 lines of the sasbatch.bat-file
set rc=%ERRORLEVEL%
if %rc%==1 goto makenormalexit
exit /b %rc%
:makenormalexit
exit /b 0
You should consider the arguments in this discussion:
SAS-Scheduler-ID-running-X-CMD