Hello team,
I am using putlog_all_ after set statement and nothing is written to the log.
Thanks,
BlueBlue
@GN0001 wrote:
Hello team,
I am using putlog_all_ after set statement and nothing is written to the log.
Thanks,
BlueBlue
Please show the log.
Remember that most data steps do not end at the end of the step. Instead they end when SAS reads past the end of the input. Most likely the input dataset has zero observations. The NOTEs in the SAS log should show that.
> I am using putlog_all_ after set statement and nothing is written to the log.
Do you have a space and a semi-colon in your code?
Do you have data in your data set (after a possible WHERE clause is applied) ?
Hello,
I can't remember it, because I posted a long time ago and I couldn't chance to get back to this post, unfortunately.
Thank for your response.
blue
Please post the whole log of the data step.
Try add these options :
options notes source source2; data have; input Word & $40. contains $; putlog _all_; cards; the best gift gift SAS programming SAS apt no: 12356 12356 ;
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