When do you use the quit; statement in proc gplot? When do you not?
You always use it to end the PROC.
You can write:
proc gplot data=SASHELP.CLASS;
plot WEIGHT*AGE;
run;
plot HEIGHT*AGE;
where SEX='F';
run;
quit;
All the procedures that can run successive tasks are ended with QUIT, since the end of a task is not the end of the procedure.
proc datasets, proc sql, etc.
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