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Date:         Fri, 29 Dec 2000 09:10:23 +0100
Reply-To:     Lex jansen <l.jansen@LEX-JANSEN.DEMON.NL>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU>
From:         Lex jansen <l.jansen@LEX-JANSEN.DEMON.NL>
Subject:      Re: UltraEdit and SAS

Well, Pat and Clay,

you can start SAS from UltraEdit very easily:

in UltraEdit go to Advanced Tool configuration and fill in (modify it for your installation):

for SAS v6.12:

Command Line: p:\sas\sas -nosplash -config p:\sas\config.sas -sysin "%f" Working directory: %P Menu Item name: SAS 6.12 batch

for SAS v8 replace the Command Line with: "C:\Program Files\SAS Institute\SAS\V8\SAS.EXE" "%f" -nosplash

And also check the tickbox 'Check if Windows program', otherwise it won't work. Now press the button 'insert' and the 'ok' and ready you are. Using Advanced, you see the command at the bottom of the list. It will batch submit the current window in UltraEdit to SAS and it works great.

At my job almost everybody works like this in SAS instead of the Display Manager. You can also assign the F3 key to it: Advanced, Configuration, Key Mapping and look for 'AdvancedUserTool1' under the commands. Position your mouse in 'Press new key' and push the F3 key and then push 'Assign'.

Hope this helps, Best regards, and a Happy New Year,

Lex jansen

<p_flick@my-deja.com> wrote in message news:92h088$gft$1@nnrp1.deja.com... > No, Clay, there is not. UE, which I love, btw, is simply an editor, > which is why you cannot use UE to execute SAS. Of course, if you can > modify the source code, or if UE has a macro facility like Microsoft > Excel, and I haven't seen that, then you just might be able to make it > happen. Sorry, but that would be nice. > > Regards, and Happy New Millenium, > > Pat Flickner > > In article <62AAE2DBEFD3D211841A0008C7456801017D9CB0@EXCHANGE>, > Clay Winders <CWinders@ACCORDANT.NET> wrote: > > Dear SAS-L, > > > > I use UltaEdit to edit SAS programs. IS there a way to run SAS > programs > > directly from UE? > > > > TIA - Clay > > > > Clay H. Winders > > Medical Economics Analyst > > Accordant Health Services, Inc > > Phone: (336) 315-3759 > > E-mail: cwinders@accordant.net > > > > Visit our patient communities at www.accordant.com or > > Visit our corporate website at www.accordant.net > > > > > Sent via Deja.com > http://www.deja.com/


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