%macro test1;
data ex1 ;
set sashelp.class;
where sex='F'
run;
%mend ;
%macro test2;
data ex2 ;
set sashelp.class;
where sex='M' ;
run;
%mend ;
%test1;
%test2;
I wrote two macro applications If i run the 2 macro applications don't run second application because there is one syntax error in the
first macro application.
Note: If any error in the step don't run the next step
https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Programming/Continue-after-errors/td-p/43386
To avoid this see the nosyntaxcheck option.
Since 9.4M5, you can use
%if
%then %do;
.......
%end;
in open code. Use the automatic variable &syscc to determine the current error (return code) status of your SAS session. Hint: you can reset &syscc yourself:
%let syscc=0;
How are you running your program?
If you are just submitting the program from the command line then try just setting the ERRORABEND option and SAS will stop on the first error.
Note this doesn't work well if you are using some type of interactive process to run your SAs code. Such as Enterprise Guide or SAS/Studio of SAS Display Manager.
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