Macro to identify which server code is running on: PROD or TEST?

[Jumboshrimps]

Have two servers - PROD & TEST.  I often flip between developing on TEST, and running production code on PROD on PC SAS 9.4

Signon is done at the top of the code as below.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

OPTIONS netencralg=SASProprietary;                                                                                                                                              
OPTIONS COMAMID= tcp remote                                                                                                                                                                                    

Enter my credentials  - same for PROD and TEST                                                                                                               

I can alter data all day long on TEST, but not PROD, of course. Should I mix those two up, that would a problem.  Lib names are exactly the same for both.

I decided to write a short macro and place it in the SAS startup directory. thinking I would run the macro before any long code that updates data sets.                                                                                                                                                 

%macro server;

%if &mynode = 'longstringofletters_numbers'
%then

%put ' TEST Server';
%else
%put ' PROD Server';

%mend;

I use %put &mynode, which displays the server name.  I then cut-and-paste that into the macro.

Result always defaults to PROD, even though the string for the server is TEST.

I tried to use like instead of "=", but I get the following error:

 A character operand was found in the %EVAL function or %IF condition where a numeric
operand is required.

There are no special characters in server name.  Used the "%" in the beginning and end of the server name, did not  help.

Where did I go wrong?

[Quentin]

If the value of &mynote is a lon string of letters and numbers without quotation marks around them, then you don't want quotation marks around the value on your %IF statement.  The macro language does not use quotation marks to indicate text values, because every value is a text value in the macro language.  Similarly, you don't need quotation marks on your %PUT statements.  Try:

%macro server;

  %if &mynode = longstringofletters_numbers
  %then
  %put TEST Server;
  %else
  %put PROD Server;

%mend;