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Nasser_DRMCP
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

hello,

  

I need to print the table description (here "cars" ) into a log file. my problem is that log file holds more than the script like this"

 

NOTE: PROCEDURE SQL used (Total process time):
      real time           0.00 seconds
      cpu time            0.00 seconds"

"

But what I would like to obtain in the log file is :


create table SASHELP.CARS( label='2004 Car Data' bufsize=16384 )
  (
   Make char(13),
   Model char(40),
   Type char(8),
   Origin char(6),
   DriveTrain char(5),
   MSRP num format=DOLLAR8.,
   Invoice num format=DOLLAR8.,
   EngineSize num label='Engine Size (L)',
   Cylinders num,
   Horsepower num,
   MPG_City num label='MPG (City)',
   MPG_Highway num label='MPG (Highway)',
   Weight num label='Weight (LBS)',
   Wheelbase num label='Wheelbase (IN)',
   Length num label='Length (IN)'
  );

 

proc printto log="/home/ldap/mellouna/log_macro_scrip_tables.txt" new; run;




proc sql;

describe table sashelp.cars ;

quit;

 

 

 

 

 

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r_behata
Barite | Level 11
proc printto log="/home/ldap/mellouna/log_macro_scrip_tables.txt" new; run;

options nostimer;

proc sql nofeedback;

describe table sashelp.cars ;

quit;

Try this

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FreelanceReinh
Jade | Level 19

Hello @Nasser_DRMCP,

 

Start your program with:

options nonotes nosource;

to suppress the unwanted text in the log file.

r_behata
Barite | Level 11
proc printto log="/home/ldap/mellouna/log_macro_scrip_tables.txt" new; run;

options nostimer;

proc sql nofeedback;

describe table sashelp.cars ;

quit;

Try this

Nasser_DRMCP
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

hello r_behata,

thanks for the solution you suggested. I have a subsidiary question.
I would like to print only creation tables scripts  for many tables so I have developed a loop in a maco.

but, in the log, there is still information regarding the execution that I woul like to prevent the print.

like this

MPRINT(MC_LIBRARY_TABLE_LIST2):   quit;
MPRINT(MC_LIBRARY_TABLE_LIST2):   Data _null_;
MPRINT(MC_LIBRARY_TABLE_LIST2):   Set t_tables_list(firstobs=2 obs=2);
MPRINT(MC_LIBRARY_TABLE_LIST2):   Call symputx('mv_table_name',memname);
MPRINT(MC_LIBRARY_TABLE_LIST2):   run;
===========> CLASSFIT options nostimer nonotes nosource
MPRINT(MC_LIBRARY_TABLE_LIST2):   proc sql nofeedback ;
MPRINT(MC_LIBRARY_TABLE_LIST2):   describe table SASHELP.CLASSFIT ;

proc printto log="/home/ldap/mellouna/log_macro_scrip_tables.txt" new;  run;

%macro mc_library_table_list2(p_lib_name) ;

proc sql;
   create table t_tables_list as
   select memname from dictionary.tables
   where libname="&p_lib_name" and memtype="DATA" and memname like 'CL%';
quit;

data _null_;
if 0 then set work.t_tables_list nobs=n;
call symput('mv_numobs',n);
stop;
run;

%do i=1 %to &mv_numobs;
    Data _null_;
    Set t_tables_list(firstobs=&i obs=&i);
    Call symputx('mv_table_name',memname);
    run;
%put ===========> &mv_table_name
options nostimer nonotes nosource;
proc sql nofeedback ;
  describe table &p_lib_name..&mv_table_name. ;
quit;

%end;

%mend ;

%mc_library_table_list2(p_lib_name=SASHELP) ;
PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

Use

 

options nomprint;
--
Paige Miller
Nasser_DRMCP
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

thanks a lot PaigeMIler ! perfectly my need !

Nasser_DRMCP
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

hi PaigeMiller

 

sorry, but I still need some help.

by specifying "options nomprint", the result is muchbetter but there is still "The SAS System" printed.

thanks a lot in advance

saslove
Quartz | Level 8

Try this. It print as html. You can export it also. 

 


ods html file="test.html";
proc document name=temp(write);
import textfile="path\import.sas" to ^;
replay;
run;
ods html close;

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