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tomcmacdonald
Quartz | Level 8

Is it possible to redirect a log to a stream in SAS batch.  The following command does not seem to work for SAS 9.4 running on AIX 7

 

sas -altlog /dev/stdout hello_world.sas

The stream is open though because this works:

 

echo foobar > /dev/stdout
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DaveHorne
SAS Employee

Hi @tomcmacdonald, I found this short bit in the UNIX Companion about routing output to a terminal.  I don't have an AIX box handy, but this works on Linux:

 

filename term terminal '/dev/stdout';
proc printto log=term; run;
proc options; run;
endsas;

Saving that as "test.sas" I could run it from an xterm and get the output back:  sas test.sas

Also could pipe it to the more command just fine:  sas test.sas | more

 

HTH

Dave

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DaveHorne
SAS Employee

Hi @tomcmacdonald, I found this short bit in the UNIX Companion about routing output to a terminal.  I don't have an AIX box handy, but this works on Linux:

 

filename term terminal '/dev/stdout';
proc printto log=term; run;
proc options; run;
endsas;

Saving that as "test.sas" I could run it from an xterm and get the output back:  sas test.sas

Also could pipe it to the more command just fine:  sas test.sas | more

 

HTH

Dave

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