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heansy
Fluorite | Level 6

I use the Graph Template Language to draw figures in my local PC SAS (Verison 9.4) and it runs successfully without any errors. But when I test it in the Linux SAS (Verison 9.2), some options or statement of GTL cannot be understood and it shows error in the logs. For example, the AXISTABLE statement, JITTER option of the SCATTERPLOT statement, etc. 

 

I understand that these codes maybe too new for the 9.2. But Is there any solution? Thanks in advance.

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Jay54
Meteorite | Level 14

It has nothing to do with PC or Linux, and everyting to do with SAS 9.4 vs SAS 9.2.  There are many, many features in SAS 9.4 ODS Graphics that did not exist in SAS 9.2.  For some cases, the workarounds may be possible with significant coding.  In other cases, not so much.  AxisTable is a very useful statement that was added only in SAS 9.4.

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Jay54
Meteorite | Level 14

It has nothing to do with PC or Linux, and everyting to do with SAS 9.4 vs SAS 9.2.  There are many, many features in SAS 9.4 ODS Graphics that did not exist in SAS 9.2.  For some cases, the workarounds may be possible with significant coding.  In other cases, not so much.  AxisTable is a very useful statement that was added only in SAS 9.4.

LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20

Yes, the solution is to upgrade to 9.4...Man Wink

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