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deleted_user
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Using the parameter manager, I can create a parameter that allows for multiple selection. If &var is the variable that's attached to the parameter, and the user selected both "A" and "B", then
&var = "A", "B"

But, if I were to create a parameter under storec process that allows for multiple selection, then &var would only resolve to "A".

Am I doing something wrong or is this a known bug?

I am using SAS 9.1 and EG 9.1.
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Cynthia_sas
SAS Super FREQ
Hi:
Look at pages 12-14 of this paper:
http://www2.sas.com/proceedings/forum2008/024-2008.pdf

for an example of multiple-selections with a stored process. That paper was written using SAS 9.1 and the BI Platform. The EG parameter manager was NOT used to define the stored process parameters -- this stored process was defined and registered directly in the metadata using SAS Management Console.

cynthia
deleted_user
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Thanks for answering my question Cynthia. Is there anyway of creating a backup of a stored process?
andreas_lds
PROC Star
In the SAS-Management-Console you can export a Stored Process. This step creates a SAS Package file (name ends with spk) containg code and underlying external objects stored in WebDAV.

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