You don't need to protect both the / and *. Just protect one so the result does not look like an actual block comment to the macro processor.
So any of these will work:
%str(/)*+ PARALLEL(4) *%str(/)
/%str(*)+ PARALLEL(4) %str(*)/
%str(/)*+ PARALLEL(4) %str(*)/
/%str(*)+ PARALLEL(4) *%str(/)
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Can you use the following : filename t temp; libname x xmlv2 'c:\temp\temp.xml' xmlmap=t automap=replace; proc copy in=x out=work noclone; run; to read in sas . and export excel file via sas as well ?
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To avoid warnings, you can also use
proc sql noprint;
create table PLACE_TEMP as select place_id, place
from PLACE(ob=3);
quit;
instead of
proc sql noprint outobs=3;
create table PLACE_TEMP as select place_id, place
from PLACE;
quit;
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While in the SAS EG it is not possible to have what you want, but code formatting and with little effort your issue should be resolved. You can format code in the SAS Enterprise guide using CTRL+I (OR Select EDIT in the main menu, then format code from drop down).
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