I like to create a shell script (example: sasdaily.sh) file with all of the SAS jobs that I want to schedule at once. Looks something like:
/usr/local/bin/sas_u8 -nodms -sysin "/u/myid/project/job1.sas"
/usr/local/bin/sas_u8 -nodms -sysin "/u/myid/project/job2.sas"
To make this file executable, you need to run chmod (example: "chmod +x sasdaily.sh"). Then when I need to change/add the SAS jobs I'm running, I can just edit the .sh file and not mess with the crontab scheduler.
You can also combine a "change dir" command in your crontab with this as it runs:
30 06 * * 1-5 cd /u/myid/project && ./sasdaily.sh
Then your logs/listings are grouped where you expect them, with your SAS files.
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