How can I save a graph with 600 dpi as a JPG in my laptop?

[josuerodrigues]

Hi.

I did a plot using the procedure SGPLOT but I wouldn't say I liked the resolution when I put in my docs. I want to know how I can save my graph in my laptop with 600 dpi as a JPG.

I'm using SAS® OnDemand for Academics and my node is: 

proc sgplot data=PCA aspect=1;
styleattrs datasymbols=(trianglefilled circlefilled squarefilled plus)
datacontrastcolors=(crimson bioy blueviolet darkgreen dodgerblue);
scatter x=Prin1 y=Prin2 / group=Adubo_clone markerattrs=(size=10px);
xaxis min=-2.5 max=2.5 label="Component 1 (23,51%)";
yaxis min=-2 max=2 label="Component 2 (21,91%)";
keylegend / location=outside position=right titleattrs=(weght=bold size=9pt) valueattrs=(color=black size=9pt);
run;

[sbxkoenk]

ods listing gpath='c:\temp' image_dpi=600 ;
ods graphics on / outputfmt=jpg ;

proc sgplot data=sashelp.class(rename=(height=Prin1 weight=Prin2 sex=Adubo_clone)) aspect=1;
styleattrs datasymbols=(trianglefilled circlefilled squarefilled plus)
datacontrastcolors=(crimson bioy blueviolet darkgreen dodgerblue);
scatter x=Prin1 y=Prin2 / group=Adubo_clone markerattrs=(size=10px);
*xaxis min=-2.5 max=2.5 label="Component 1 (23,51%)";
*yaxis min=-2 max=2 label="Component 2 (21,91%)";
keylegend / location=outside position=right titleattrs=(weight=bold size=9pt) valueattrs=(color=black size=9pt);
run;

/* With the SG procedures and ODS Graphics, once you increase the resolution of your graphics output, */
/* you might start seeing java.lang.OutofMemoryError or a Java heap space memory error.               */
/* If you encounter this problem, see SAS Note 31184, which documents ways to address the issue by    */
/* changing your SAS configuration file.                                                              */

/* end of program */

Usage Note 31184:
The error "java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space" might occur when you use ODS Graphics with a large data set
https://support.sas.com/kb/31/184.html

BR, Koen

[Tom]

If you are running SAS On Demand then SAS is NOT running on your laptop, but on some computer that SAS has provided.  So your code will have to write the file on that server.  You can then use SAS/Studio to download the file to your laptop.