Hi I am running a proc report in interactive but have noticed that the text does not wrap as in our batch environment. Does anyone know which option would cause such a difference. I could not find a FLOW option or other wrapping option in the system options. I am guessing our environments are set up differently Many thanks Steve ... View more

Hi I'm reading in csv files on the UNIX and using the TERMSTR option in the file statement ( link SAS(R) 9.2 Companion for UNIX Environments) filename csvfile " /projx/file1.csv" termstr=CRLF;         data obs_in_ds;             infile "csvfile" firstobs=2 dlm=',' dsd missover;                     input projectid $100.;                   run; TERMSTR= controls the end-of-line or record delimiters in PC- and UNIX-formatted files. This option enables the sharing of UNIX- and PC-formatted files between the two hosts. The following are values for the TERMSTR= option: CRLF Carriage Return Line Feed. This parameter is used to create PC format files. NL Newline. This parameter is used to create UNIX format files. NL is the default format. Use TERMSTR=CRLF when you are writing to a file that you want to read on a PC. If you use this option when creating the file, then you do not need to use TERMSTR=NL when reading the file on the PC. This works well and do not need to convert the files from PC to unix or vice versa when reading them in. But to avoid changing the code if we receive files in the other format next time it would be good to see if the SAS program can work out which environment the file if from and then use the option or not. Thanks Steve ... View more

Hi I work in a company which is fading/has faded out PC SAS usage to go to a UNIX platform to save costs. Can someone please tell me if I can use a standalone SAS/Connect license to develop code in PC SAS and submit it to the UNIX server? Do I still need a full PC SAS License? Currently I am using a text editor to develop my code and then cut and pasting it to the not-so-user-friendly Unix editor.  This is cumbersome and not efficient so looking for a smarter text editor which can link directly to Unix and run sas. Alternatively, if anyone knows of a user-friendly editor which can link and submit code directly to Unix I would appreciate if they could share it. Or if there is a better UNIX SAS editor than standard one that comes with SAS. Many thanks for reading Steve ... View more

Hi All Is there anyway I can get SAS to switch to/show the log window when I submit a program in interactive? Is there a command I can place in the program which will display the log window? Thanks Steve ... View more