Quentin:

as always, there's more than one solution

you can add

goptions gwait=1; *this will allow gplot to continue after displaying for one second (default gwait=0);

or

you can add

goptions nodisplay; *and then look at the plots later using proc greplay after running; goptions display;

hth

W.(Bill) Droogendyk * Quality Systems Dofasco Inc. Hamilton ON Canada * Phone: 905 548 7200 x3359 * Fax: 905 548 4007 * Email: bill_droogendyk@dofasco.ca

> -----Original Message----- > From: Quentin McMullen [SMTP:Quentin_McMullen@ABTASSOC.COM] > Sent: Thursday, 13 January, 2000 15:16 > To: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU > Subject: Re: graphing in interactive > > I'm making a lot of plots in a macro loop. Unfortunately, in PC > interactive mode, SAS wants you to hit the page down button after it > makes a graph before it makes another one. In my program one loop > consists of 10 minutes of data processing followed by a gplot. I was > hoping to run it over night, but obviously can't be here to press > page > down every 10 minutes. > > Is there any easy way to make SAS send a bunch of gplots to the > graphics window? > > Quit statement doesn't seem to help. I fear the the answer may lie > in > greplay and a better understanding of catalogs.... > > Thx, > --Q. > > data a; > input x y; > cards; > 1 2 > 1 4 > 3 4 > 2 3 > ; > run; > > %macro plotme; > > %do i=1 %to 10; > title "i=&i"; > proc gplot data=a; > plot y*x; > run; > quit; > %end; > > %mend plotme; > > %plotme