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I'm sure I'm missing something obvious.

 

Running EG 7.13 connected to a linux server recently upgraded to 9.4M4, when I submit:

 

ods graphics/ reset=all;
ods pdf file="/blah/MyPDF.pdf" ;
title1 j=c "MyTitle" ;
proc sgplot data=sashelp.class;
  scatter y=height x=Weight;
run ;
title1 ;
ods pdf close ;

 

I get a PDF, but no title in it.  Running same code in PC SAS works fine.  What could cause this (other than it being Friday?)  The title shows up fine in ODS HTML, lst output, etc.  So seems to be something about the PDF destination? 

 

I tried adding gtitle, nogtitle, startpage=yes, and other stuff that shouldn't matter, but couldn't get the titles.

 

Edit:

Per suggestion from @DanH_sas, I ran the same code in SAS Studio, and it ran fine.  Since it seems to be related to E.G., will move this to the EG board.

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ChrisHemedinger
Community Manager

@Quentin - Any other ODS destinations active?  Try adding ODS _ALL_ CLOSE; at the start of your code and see what happens.  Might have some other stuff taking precedence.

 

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Quentin
Super User
I added a PROC PRINT inside the PDF sandwich. The title shows up fine for the PRINT, but not for the SGPLOT.
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DanH_sas
SAS Super FREQ

Are you able to run this code directly on the Linux server and get a title for SGPLOT? I say that because it's possible that there might be a setting in EG that is affecting the title output. I just ran your code directly in a DMS session on a Linux box using SAS 9.4m4, and the title came out okay. Let us know what you find out.

 

Thanks!

Dan 

Quentin
Super User

Thanks @DanH_sas.  I ran it in SAS Studio and got a title.  Good to know that it's not SAS.  I'm not seeing how it could be EG, but I'll move this discussion there.  Will also see if anyone else internally can replicate it. 

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ChrisHemedinger
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@Quentin - Any other ODS destinations active?  Try adding ODS _ALL_ CLOSE; at the start of your code and see what happens.  Might have some other stuff taking precedence.

 

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Quentin
Super User

Thanks @ChrisHemedinger,  you're a life saver (or at least sanity saver).  I had the SAS REPORT destination open in EG.  Didn't think about the possibility of conflicting options beyond what is specified on the ODS statement. But that's a much better outcome than me going crazy wondering why the TITLE statement won't work.  I should've posted a couple of hours ago.  : )

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