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ar_alevro_21
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Hi,

 

I am trying to run an ordered list containing 10 items (these items may need to be increased depending on the scenarios required). Currently, I am executing each item in the order separately. The reason is that if I try to run all of them at once I am getting an error message mentioning that "The following items were included in the run list more than once. These items will only be run the first time".

 

Is there way that I can execute all the items in the ordered list at once?

Alternatively, is there a way where I can call the items in the ordered list through another script and execute them one by one?

 

Thanks

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ballardw
Super User

@ar_alevro_21 wrote:

Hi,

 

I am trying to run an ordered list containing 10 items (these items may need to be increased depending on the scenarios required). Currently, I am executing each item in the order separately. The reason is that if I try to run all of them at once I am getting an error message mentioning that "The following items were included in the run list more than once. These items will only be run the first time".

 

Is there way that I can execute all the items in the ordered list at once?

Alternatively, is there a way where I can call the items in the ordered list through another script and execute them one by one?

 

Thanks


Any time that you get an error the proper approach is to copy the code along with all notes, warning, messages and error text from the log and paste ALL of that into a text box opened on the forum with the </> icon above the message window.

That way we do not have to ask multiple questions such as

Which procedure?

What options were used?

What other statements are involved?

And likely others.

Quentin
Super User

Are you using SAS Studio or Enterprise Guide, or some other interface?

 

When you say "run at the same time" do you really want them to run literally at the same time (i.e. in parallel), or do you want them to run in an ordered series sequentially?

 

 

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