Current program refers to the program which I am executing in SAS EG interface.   I am submitting the program from SAS EG.   I am using the below code to get the sas program path, but this works only from DMS SAS, and does not work from SAS EG.     %macro pathfind; %sysget(SAS_EXECFILEPATH) %mend pathfind; %put %pathfind;   From SAS EG, I get the below warning message,   WARNING: The argument to macro function %SYSGET is not defined as a system variable.   ... View more

The reason I am looking for this option is because I can use relative path to call other SAS programs.   %include '&currentpath\..\..test.sas'; ... View more

Thanks for your response, but this way I have to define many macro variables in the autoexec file. I am looking for something which should be able to detect the program path and I want to use this in many other SAS programs. Is there any option in SAS which will be able to detect the current program path? ... View more

Thanks Tom for your reply. I would like to use this feature from SAS EG.  I will not be able to use the below variable as the top level directory will change when I move the code from one environemnt to an other. I am looking for some macro which autodetects the current folder and able to execute the code which is two levels below the current directory using the include statment. I was able to acheive this by running SAS on compute server directly by using %include '..\..\..', but this feature doesnt work from EG.     %let rundir = /root/test/test1/test2 ; %include "&rundir/../../path.sas"; ... View more

Thanks for your respone. Can you please give me an example? The relative path doesnt work from EG. We have a procedure in which we move the SAS code to different enviornments. Using relative path will make our life easier as we dont have to modify the program path everytime we migrate the code. I even tried using X in front of the %include statement, but for some reasons SAS coesnt recognize the file. ... View more