Look at setting the stdio system option. That way you can write output to stdout and log to stderr, and catch those streams in Java. You can also use the abort abend n; statement (or %abort macro statement) to end the SAS job immediately and set a return code. ... View more

When you receive an error it is very helpfule to post the log and the entire text of the error message.   By any chance do you have any calls to the FOPEN function in your program elsewhere from the code you posted? ... View more

The only way I know of doing that is to shrink the Radio Box.  This will cause it to move the last item to the first place on the next line.  Like a line wrap.  I don't know any other way to do this.  And I don't know of a way that you can move the button to the right of the second line. ... View more

Yes, EG 4.305 or later (ex. 5.1, 6.1, 7.1) can be installed on 32-bit Windows 7.  (Starting in EG 5.1, there is a 32-bit and a 64-bit version of EG.)   Here is the EG 4.305 system requirements doc, where Windows 7 support was first explicitly added: http://support.sas.com/documentation/installcenter/en/ikeguidesr/64672/PDF/default/sreq.pdf ... View more

The problem comes from an invalid list returned, when pressing the enter key, this does not always happen. ... View more

Does Excel actually open, you see your file Open? General process is comment out portions and run until you figure out which line is the issue. Once you've isolated it, post back and we can help with further debugging. I notice your comments say winword, is this code you're adapting from somewhere else? This is running on a server, is it a Windows Server with Excel installed. ... View more

I would suggest working with tech support. They should be able to dig into what may cause the undetermined I/O failure. Your code works for me, and sounds like it works for you, at least as far as SAS telling outlook "Please send and email," and then something breaks. ... View more

Hi, you can also get a list of "bad" characters in an ERROR data set without resorting to PRX functions (for those of us who have never "gotten the hang of PRX") ... that smiley face in data set WANT is an HTML thing ...   * make variable X length 20 to increase the chance of 2+ bad characters; data have; length x $20; do i=1 to 20; x=' '; do j=1 to 20; y = ceil(100*ranuni(99)) + 32; x = catt(x,byte(y)); end; output; end; keep x; run;   data error (keep=rec pos character ascii) want(keep=x ok); set have; ok = length(x) eq length(compress(x,collate(128,255))); output want; rec=_n_; start=1; do j=1 to length(x);    pos = findc(x,collate(128,255),start);    if pos then do;       character=char(x,pos); ascii=rank(character); start+pos; output error;    end; end; run;   the ERROR data set ... Obs rec pos character ascii 1    1   6    €       128 2    1  17    ƒ       131 3    2  14    ƒ       131 4    4   2    „       132 5    8   8    €       128 6   10   4    €       128 7   10  12    „       132 8   11  17    „       132 9   18  10            129 10  19   4    ‚       130 11  19   8    €       128 12  19  13    ƒ       131 13  20   2    €       128   the WANT data set ... Obs       x            ok 1  @$[e8€l`}\,wQbkKƒ?fK 0 2  .w>L+brMdA+04ƒFKhn<a 0 3  Q8[U/?{K_yLt(Bzl{+Wy 1 4  h„9Zm0kZ7C_xb+RLpa_k 0 5  4C6Qs&M^#]q3$ypchlqC 1 6  4SrN>?Xspajvr|1_X}fT 1 7  {1|Q}DWQ0i~f]>Yjz7Gm 1 8  86K08O*€g1H/sE6ITbSi 0 9  +b_8J5I?=vO4~vtC3ZPw 1 10 MFr€-CuAeIh„D24xiM}i 0 11 n>n$/_a[|.1oK!78„sMx 0 12 S?m-{2]|&6'i$oI{3#T  1 13 X$4Cq#igu&'*eJIgqLw# 1 14 ]5ewe:ppE3't$}DsII0$ 1 15 U;N=cO*iy}xQ_%uICg^` 1 16 Vw.H\=Y?rI[]u^4g/M)O 1 17 M<pLy)%3wg\?bef`76"^ 1 18 +aJFURsNc_/|HMvDsL   0 19 t1q‚C@S€WCq7ƒK]ƒi3\" 0 20 T€S3sWm">P,!*k1NC08C 0 ... View more

Yeah, that is the real problem.. I can't make any changes to the GUI. 😞 ... View more