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Hello there,
Simple question that I can't seem to find the answer to anywhere. How can I "reset" the OBS= global option to the default setting?
I put OBS=9223372036854775807 to assign it to the maximum length possible, but I am afraid that will create inefficient processing.
Thanks
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@BenCBanks wrote:
Hello there,
Simple question that I can't seem to find the answer to anywhere. How can I "reset" the OBS= global option to the default setting?
I put OBS=9223372036854775807 to assign it to the maximum length possible, but I am afraid that will create inefficient processing.
Thanks
Default is
Options obs=max;
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@BenCBanks wrote:
Hello there,
Simple question that I can't seem to find the answer to anywhere. How can I "reset" the OBS= global option to the default setting?
I put OBS=9223372036854775807 to assign it to the maximum length possible, but I am afraid that will create inefficient processing.
Thanks
Default is
Options obs=max;
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Yes. I think you are correct. Not sure why that was so hard for me to find.
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You are not alone. We all have been through it.
You can always verify the current system options by
proc options option=obs define;
run;
Or just without define to not flood the log:
proc options option=obs ;
run;