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Hi,
I need to execute the programs successfully and need to get the return code(rc=0) after the program completes successfully.
Can anyone help me, how to get the return code in the Log , whether the program is executed successfully with (retruncode)rc=0 and fails if rc >0.
Thanks & Regards,
Siddhartha
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Being a bit philosophic, how can one print something to a log, when the program have finished (assuming that the program is executed in batch)?
There some different return codes you can check, both SAS internal and system ones. And to add, the return code SAS leaves to the operating environment after termination (successful or not).
Please try to be more specific of when and how you wish to print this information.
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The log itself is the return code. If you need to check if the code ran sucessfully then you would post process the log to see if there are any errors, warnings, possibly some types of notes or keywords, and you would also probably check that any files it creates are present. This is all post program run, hence why a lot of people have developed logcheck utilities to do scan the log.
Remember code can run fine, but may still have probelms within it.
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Wrap the SAS program inside of another one. Either another SAS program or another script in whatever language you want.
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data x;
set sashelp.class;
run;
%put WARNING: &syscc rc=&sysrc &syserr &syserrortext &syswarningtext;
data x;
set sashelp.class;
x=input(sex,8);
run;
%put WARNING: &syscc rc=&sysrc &syserr &syserrortext &syswarningtext;