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I've recently moved to the SAS/EG environment to submit my SAS jobs.   I'd like save my proc gplots (SAS/Graph) to a named GIF (or JPEG) filename in a specific local directory so I can use them later in a custom web app.

 

I cannot figure out how to do this.  proc gplot in SAS/EG seems to ignore gsfname=.   I think it's because it's wrapped in ODS.

 

Should I switch to proc sgplot and use ODS (I'm not familiar with this method)?

Or is there a way in SAS/EG to use SAS/Graph and redirect the output to a named gif filename?

Thanks,

Steve

 

 

 

* this doesn not make gif chart at the named filename;

filename graphout "&dir0\brs_m29.gif";

goptions gsfname=graphout gsfmode=replace device=gif;

proc gplot data=freq03;

  plot percent * yq = finalrating / grid ;

  run;

  quit;

 

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RW9
Diamond | Level 26 RW9
Diamond | Level 26

Hi,

 

I don't use EG so just guessing here, but if it is ods then you could put before your code:

ods _all_ close;

That would turn off all destinations.  You may also want to check what the &dir0 represents and if SAS has access to it.

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RW9
Diamond | Level 26 RW9
Diamond | Level 26

Hi,

 

I don't use EG so just guessing here, but if it is ods then you could put before your code:

ods _all_ close;

That would turn off all destinations.  You may also want to check what the &dir0 represents and if SAS has access to it.

Darrell_sas
SAS Employee

Basically the following:

filename graphout "c:\";

goptions reset=all device=gif gsfname=graphout;

ODS _all_ CLOSE;

ODS LISTING;

proc gplot data=freq03;

plot percent * yq = finalrating / grid name="m29";

run;

quit;

ODS LISTING CLOSE;

 

ruegsegs_us_ibm_com
Fluorite | Level 6

Adding ods_all_close; was part of it.

I then needed to turn on "ods listing;"    I don't fully understand it, but those two lines (47 & 48 below) did it for me.  

 

 

 

47         ods _all_ close;
48         ods listing;
49         
50         
51         filename graphout "&dir0\brs_m29.gif";
52         goptions gsfname=graphout gsfmode=replace device=gif;
53         
54         proc gplot data=freq03;
55         plot percent * yq = finalrating / grid  ;
56         run;

NOTE:  101 records written to \\sassrvr\shared\users\steve\BRS\brs_m29.gif
57         quit;

 

 

 

 

   

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