Hi Team,
any one have idea about how to create process flow diagram automatically..
Thanks in advance
Can you please give a little more conext?
Processes of what?
What is your indata/source/application?
Actually we have 21 sas programs in this program we have to create system flow diagrams
Ok, and what version of SAS do you have, and what products/clients?
This programs all sas enterprise guide we have al ready created before but we need create flow all the programs
In Enterprise Guide, you have the options to analyze your program, and then the option to convert it to a process flow diagram.
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For example we have 010 program in this we have input and output how to do this one and 020 we have input and output
Do you want all programs go into one flow?
Or do you look for some kind lineage?
Have you tried the analyze option?
Not sure what your requiremnts are.
All program need one flow
Please help me how to do that.
I don't have EG at my fingertips.
If your programs are long/complex, I would really discourage you from having them in the same flow.
Is the purpose to document only?
Another option is to merge all your SAS programs in one .sas file, and then analyze that.
Thanks so much Linush. for ur Valuable respond and guidance i will let you Know is there any help once again thank you so much.
I would advise against converting a suite of SAS programs back to process flows if all you are trying to do is run them one after the other. you can easily do this in a controlling program like so:
%include program1.sas;
%include program2.sas;
%include program3.sas;
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