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Xianhua
Calcite | Level 5
 NOTE:  A PROC is currently executing. All subsequently submitted statements will not begin executing until its completion.

Can anyone please tell me if there is an option in SAS to suppress the pop-up note above?
Thanks


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Reeza
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If you're using RSUBMIT you haven't specified the WAIT=no option.

 

Check the documenation and see the example below. 

 

rsubmit wait=no macvar=check_test;

proc freq data=table.large_table;
table variable_levels/out=check;
run;


endrsubmit;


%put &check_test;

rget;

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SASKiwi
PROC Star

Suppressing the note, even if it were possible (and I don't think it is), won't make the problem go away. The procedure that is running to cause the note will still stop any further statements executing. What are you doing to cause the note in the first place?

Reeza
Super User

If you're using RSUBMIT you haven't specified the WAIT=no option.

 

Check the documenation and see the example below. 

 

rsubmit wait=no macvar=check_test;

proc freq data=table.large_table;
table variable_levels/out=check;
run;


endrsubmit;


%put &check_test;

rget;

http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/connref/67933/HTML/default/viewer.htm#p1eyablk3vvdlkn1h5...

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