Stop program execution at a particular row

[Batman]

I'm trying to find a way to halt execution at a particular row.   "Abort Abend" will do it, but it also seems to delete all my temprorary files.   Is there a way to stop execution at particular row and keep the temporary files in the work directory?

[Astounding]

In a DATA step, the STOP statement halts the current step.  For example:

data want;

set have;

if amount > 5000 then stop;

run;

It stops before outputting the current observation.  In this case, the output data set contains zero observations with amount greater than 5000.

[Batman]

Understood.   However, unless I'm mistaken, the stop statement within a data step would only halt execution for that particular data step.   Subsequent steps would proceed.    I'd like the halt execution of the entire program, so no subsequent steps would run.

[Astounding]

That takes a lot more work.  For example, you could define a macro:

%macro runn;

   %global halt;

   run &halt;

%mend runn;

Then end every step by replacing the RUN; statement with:

%runn

Then in your DATA step:

if amount > 5000 then call symput('halt', 'cancel');

Before this point, the %RUNN macro would generate:

run;

Afterwards, it generates:

run cancel;

There's no easy way that I know of.