I want to search for the %LIST statement. I have tried \%list and '%LIST' but no joy. I don't know what I don't know.
I couldn't get it to work from the communities search bar, but googling for:
site:communities.sas.com "%list"
seemed to do it.
That returns everything LIST I want the %LIST statement. Which may not exist.
@Quentin wrote:
I couldn't get it to work from the communities search bar, but googling for:
site:communities.sas.com "%list"seemed to do it.
@data_null__ wrote:
That returns everything LIST I want the %LIST statement. Which may not exist.
@Quentin wrote:
I couldn't get it to work from the communities search bar, but googling for:
site:communities.sas.com "%list"seemed to do it.
I think it's returning everything with %list, i.e. including the % sign at least. So slightly better than what I get from the communities search bar. But it's mostly returning people's %list macros, not the %list statement.
I did find the %list statement in the docs:
https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/lestmtsglobal/p02qgs5rt5lydbn1l6is036snn9j.ht...
Looks like it's only useful in the ancient interactive line mode.
Hi @Quentin I know about the %LIST statement and documentation. I was looking for off-label uses of this ancient SAS statement. Also, want to know how to search for a word with percent sign.
I'm afraid this is a search "black hole" -- the percent symbol gets escaped in the URL (because the internet decided % and & are meant for URL directives and not for SAS macros, even though SAS macro has been around longer). The Google site search is the best workaround that I can think of.
I searched ALL message titles (I have that data) and none mention %LIST in the subject line.
You can ask Google for a literal search. It appears that is triggered in the URL by setting TBS parameter to li:1 .
https://www.google.com/search?q=%40sas.com+%22%25list%22&tbs=li:1
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