Hello:
I have the following error messages showing the log screen. Is there a way to output the error message to the word document? Only the error message, thanks.
4354 if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___colo $ 100.
ERROR: The variable named if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___microph contains more than 32 characters.
4355 if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___cat $
4356 if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___intra_calc $
4357 if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___chor_mac $ 100.
ERROR: The variable named if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___intra_calc contains more than 32 characters.
4358 if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___oth $ 100.
ERROR: The variable named if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___chor_mac contains more than 32 characters.
4359 if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___opt_nerv $
4360 if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___oth_opt $ 100.
ERROR: The variable named if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___opt_nerv contains more than 32 characters.
4361 if_retinal_res_sp_1_85b27b $ 100.
ERROR: The variable named if_retinal_res_1_c21fce___oth_opt contains more than 32 characters.
You could always use proc printto (see: http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/basess/68381/HTML/default/viewer.htm#p07x6qtx8z1608n1abo...) to reroute your log, and then process the file to an ods rtf file if, and only if, the line begins with the string "ERROR:"
Art, CEO, AnalystFinder.com
You could always use proc printto (see: http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/basess/68381/HTML/default/viewer.htm#p07x6qtx8z1608n1abo...) to reroute your log, and then process the file to an ods rtf file if, and only if, the line begins with the string "ERROR:"
Art, CEO, AnalystFinder.com
Probably best to use a log parser routine to compile the errors and then output them to a word document.
Search lexjansen.com for samples of log parsers.
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