hi Rita   You can use a custom graph to build this. To create the custom graph, you can use this button when on the report obejcts tab.     Put two barcharts on top of each other and change the bar spacing for the second bar to make it smaller.   Next, edit the roles to change the names to be something sensible. Also allow multiple data assignments for the error bar because you will need to use two data points there.     Go to the properties of the first cell, the one with the two barcharts in it, and set the way color are given, this will ensure, that we only have to set the color for the error bars.   Set the grouping style for the second bar chart, the one that displays the error bars, to stack, so the two measures will be put on top of each other.   That is basically it, you might want to set other properties on how the bar are displayed. Save your custome graph to a folder and add it to the report objects tab.   You need two new aggregated measures computed with the follwoing expressions, you have to adapt it for the data item you want to display (change the name of 'HorsePower'n to the name you need.   errorBarMin, that is the value for the first measre on the errorBars role: Avg [_ByGroup_] ('Horsepower'n) - ( 1 * StdDev [_ByGroup_] ('Horsepower'n) ) the second aggregated measure looks like this: errorBars, that is the actual value for the error bars: 2 * StdDev [_ByGroup_] ('Horsepower'n) Use the custom graph in your report like this:   Learned this techniques from @PetriRoine.   Bruno ... View more

Hi   Are you looking for something like this, barchart with errorbars, see also attached screenshot.   Bruno ... View more

Hi   Have a look at the generated code, see example below. You will see that the dataset created has two columns: message, character, length 80 dateTime, numeric   This SAS dataset is appended to the one you specified when defining the action.   Please make sure that the libref is available that you specified when defining the action information for the "SEND ENTRY TO DATASET". in order for you to look at the data from within Data Integration Studio, the SAS Dataset has to be registered in the Metadata.     %macro etls_sendData(libref=, dataset=, message=); %local etls_syntaxcheck; %let etls_syntaxcheck = %sysfunc(getoption(syntaxcheck)); /* Turn off syntaxcheck option to perform following steps */ options nosyntaxcheck; data work.etls_tempData; length message $80; message = "&message."; datetime = put(datetime(),nldatm.); run; %local etls_obs; %let etls_obs = %sysfunc(getoption(obs)); /* Set obs option to max to perform following steps */ options obs = max; proc append base=&libref..&dataset. data=work.etls_tempData force; run; /* Reset obs option to previous setting */ options obs = &etls_obs; proc datasets lib = work nolist; delete etls_tempData; quit; /* Reset syntaxcheck option to previous setting */ options &etls_syntaxcheck; %mend etls_sendData; %etls_sendData (libref = ditstsrc, dataset = dis_job_status, Message = Successful); Bruno   Ps Have moved the discussion to the appropriate community ... View more

The information you showed from SAS Management Console can also be read out by Proc IOMOPERATE.   As a starting point have a look at this blog http://blogs.sas.com/content/sasdummy/2016/02/15/using-proc-iomoperate/ by @ChrisHemedinger   Bruno ... View more

Hi   You should provide the SAS Version Information, this will help to lookup the corresponding documentation.   You can use the following code to get the version information back: %put NOTE: SYSVLONG=&sysvlong SYSSCPL=&sysscpl; Bruno ... View more

Hi   Please provide the SAS Version information.   Have a go with Proc GBARLINE, see examples here https://support.sas.com/sassamples/graphgallery/PROC_GBARLINE.html   Bruno ... View more

Hi   Proc SGPLOT is made for this type of graphs, what is the reason for not using Proc SGPLOT.   Bruno ... View more