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jcis7
Pyrite | Level 9

G'day.

 

I'm using Base SAS. I'm just learning Proc Report.

I'm using the nowd option in the proc report statement.

 

When I'm creating new code (that doesn't use proc report) after I run proc report, and hit 'Run' to test it, I get the warning: no output destinations active. Or, when I run other programs I get the warning message.

 

The only way I can get rid of it is if I close SAS completely and reopen.

 

Is there an easier way to get my output destinations back without having to close SAS completely?

 

Thank you!

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Reeza
Super User

NOWD should not be controlling that. 

 

That would be from an ODS [DESTINATION] CLOSE statement somewhere instead.

 

You can enable your destinations in a similar fashion:

 

ods listing;
ods html;

@jcis7 wrote:

G'day.

 

I'm using Base SAS. I'm just learning Proc Report.

I'm using the nowd option in the proc report statement.

 

When I'm creating new code (that doesn't use proc report) after I run proc report, and hit 'Run' to test it, I get the warning: no output destinations active. Or, when I run other programs I get the warning message.

 

The only way I can get rid of it is if I close SAS completely and reopen.

 

Is there an easier way to get my output destinations back without having to close SAS completely?

 

Thank you!


 

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Reeza
Super User

NOWD should not be controlling that. 

 

That would be from an ODS [DESTINATION] CLOSE statement somewhere instead.

 

You can enable your destinations in a similar fashion:

 

ods listing;
ods html;

@jcis7 wrote:

G'day.

 

I'm using Base SAS. I'm just learning Proc Report.

I'm using the nowd option in the proc report statement.

 

When I'm creating new code (that doesn't use proc report) after I run proc report, and hit 'Run' to test it, I get the warning: no output destinations active. Or, when I run other programs I get the warning message.

 

The only way I can get rid of it is if I close SAS completely and reopen.

 

Is there an easier way to get my output destinations back without having to close SAS completely?

 

Thank you!


 

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