Hello all the members. Hope the best for all of you.
As you see in the screen shot above,I tried to save my file in sas university edition today but it doesn't work. blue "Save" button doesn't wok and the name (program2.sas)changed to Program 2.sas.log in Name as you see in the screen shot.
Thank you very much
I am looking forward your answers
From your description it looks like saved the log instead of the program. Make sure the program editor frame has focus by clicking in it. Check the contents of the .log file it created to see if it has the program or the log.
From your description it looks like saved the log instead of the program. Make sure the program editor frame has focus by clicking in it. Check the contents of the .log file it created to see if it has the program or the log.
Hello and thank you very much for your response, when I click on save on save dialog box, the log extension added on the name and when I click on the save again. nothing happen.
This is my log :
Can you show a screenshot of you in the program window, clicking save and getting the log extension? If you're in the log tab, it will automatically save the log file not the program file.
If you save the code with the .log extension, what does it show?
The LOG extension means that you did not attempt to save from the Editor if you mean to save the program.
Make sure that your active window is the Editor, i.e. click in it, BEFORE attempting to save the program.
And since you did not make any changes since the last time you saved the LOG there was nothing new to save so "nothing happens".
You have to change the focus to the EDITOR before saving.
@seamoh wrote:
Hello and thank you very much for your response, when I click on save on save dialog box, the log extension added on the name and when I click on the save again. nothing happen.
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