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gzr2mz39
Quartz | Level 8

I'm using SAS 9.3 TS Level 1M2 with tableeditor (modified 4/18/2012).
After running this piece of code I receive the error below.
This code runs without an error in SAS 9.2.

data _null_;
dcl odsout obj();
obj.table_start(name: "Stock",
overrides: "width=95pct");
obj.row_start();
obj.format_cell(data: "Injury Snapshot ~n (Data updated &month2. &day1., &year1.)",
        column_span: 4,
overrides: "backgroundcolor=BIGB color=white font_size=12pt font_weight=bold");
obj.row_end();
obj.table_end();
run;


WARNING: DATA step interface is preproduction in this release.
NOTE: DATA statement used (Total process time):
      real time           0.03 seconds
      cpu time            0.01 seconds

ERROR: The position is out of range.
ERROR: Fatal ODS error has occurred. Unable to continue processing this output destination.
ERROR: Fatal ODS error has occurred. Unable to continue processing this output destination.
ERROR: Fatal ODS error has occurred. Unable to continue processing this output destination.
ERROR: Fatal ODS error has occurred. Unable to continue processing this output destination.
NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
ERROR: Fatal ODS error has occurred. Unable to continue processing this output destination.

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Cynthia_sas
Diamond | Level 26


Hi:

  Generally, when something works in one release of SAS, but not another release, that is an indication that you should call Tech Support. And, another indicator of when to call Tech Support is when you get Fatal errors in running code. So now you have 2 reasons to call Tech Support.

  To open a track with Tech Support, fill out the form at this link:

http://support.sas.com/ctx/supportform/createForm

cynthia

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