Hi all,
When i use the MATCH_ALL= option in ODS OUTPUT statement, it is causing warnings. Please refer to the below image and suggest.
Hi @angird1990 and welcome to the SAS Support Communities!
In the correct syntax (see ODS OUTPUT statement documentation) MATCH_ALL or MATCH_ALL=mvarname occurs in parentheses after the output object name.
In your example:
ods output summary(match_all=var_name)=stats; proc means data=sashelp.class; run;
Typically, MATCH_ALL is used in situations where two or more ODS output datasets are created.
Example:
ods output summary(match_all=dslist)=stats1; proc means data=sashelp.cars; by make; run; %put &=dslist;
Hi @angird1990 and welcome to the SAS Support Communities!
In the correct syntax (see ODS OUTPUT statement documentation) MATCH_ALL or MATCH_ALL=mvarname occurs in parentheses after the output object name.
In your example:
ods output summary(match_all=var_name)=stats; proc means data=sashelp.class; run;
Typically, MATCH_ALL is used in situations where two or more ODS output datasets are created.
Example:
ods output summary(match_all=dslist)=stats1; proc means data=sashelp.cars; by make; run; %put &=dslist;
Thank you @FreelanceReinh . It worked.
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