Main sas program for several sas programs

[LineMoon]

Dear expert,

Having a several sas programs ordred as Follow :

Folder_1/1_Test.sas

             /2_PGM.sas

Folder_2/1_PGM.sas

               /2_PM.sas

I want to 

1) Create a main program for all sas program like this( the program order is important):

%include /Dir/Dir1/ Folder_1/1_Test.sas

2) create a log file for every program

3) analyze the files log in order to find: ERROR, Warning, _ORROR_

Thank you in advance

[Tom]

Are you running SAS on Unix or Windows? (or IBM mainframe?)

Are you trying to run all of the programs in a single SAS session?

Or do you want to run them completely independently of each other?

The last is the best as then you don't have to play games with re-directing the log or worry about mistakes in one program putting SAS into strange state or programs only working because of side effects level over from the previous program.

So you probably just want to create an operating system command file to run the commands.

So on Unix it would look something like:

cd /..../Folder_1
sas 1_Test.sas
grep ^ERROR.*: 1_Test.log
sas 2_PGM.sas
grep ^ERROR.*: 2_PGM.log
cd /.../Folder_2
...

[LineMoon]

Thank you very much.
It will run for all Operating System (not only unix) and in one sas session.
I want some thing automatic, linkg to all sas programs, keeping the programs order, create a log files and analysis the error and warning by program

[Sajid01]

@LineMoon 
While the overall logic will be same (as given by @Tom ) irrespective of the operating system, the actual implementation / scripting will be different.
If you want to use an OS independent solution then better to write a SAS program to serve the purpose.

[Tom]

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@LineMoon wrote:

Thank you very much.
It will run for all Operating System (not only unix) and in one sas session.
I want some thing automatic, linkg to all sas programs, keeping the programs order, create a log files and analysis the error and warning by program

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As I said that will introduce a lot more complications.  Once you have run one of the programs the others can never be sure what state SAS is in when they start.  So your system will be more fragile and require more complications.

If you just want to run all of the programs in one SAS job you could do something like:

filename dir1 '/..../Folder_1';
%include dir1('*.sas') / source2;

If you are saying you want to write the part of the SAS log generated by each file to separate locations that will require a lot more work.  You either have to have a dataset with the list of program files, or use code to generate the list by reading the directory.

So say you created a dataset name FILES with a variable named PROGRAM you might use that to generate code like this:

filename code temp;
data _null_;
  set files ;
  file code;
  log=program;
  log=tranwrd(log,'.sas','.log');
  put 'proc printto log=' log :$quote. ';run;'
    / '%include ' program :$quote. ';'
    / 'proc printto log=log; run;'
  ;
run;
%include code / source2;

[LineMoon]

Thank you very much

[Kurt_Bremser]

So your company/institution runs multiple SAS servers on multiple different operating systems (also implying multiple SAS licenses)? This is quite unique.

[LineMoon]

In this case, I can use sas with the unix commands

[Kurt_Bremser]

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@LineMoon wrote:

Thank you very much.
It will run for all Operating System (not only unix) and in one sas session.
I want some thing automatic, linkg to all sas programs, keeping the programs order, create a log files and analysis the error and warning by program

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This is called scheduling. Your company/institution will already have such in place; consult the admins how to integrate your SAS programs there.