Kunal,

A single sas program with use of syscc should be able to do the job. The following with a little tweaking here and there should work. You can search for syscc in sas-L for more elegant solutions.

%macro allprogram(); %include test %let status = &syscc.; %if &status < 4 %then %do; %include test1.sas; %let status_1 = &syscc; /* Can have comment or end sas here */ %end;

%if &status_1 < 4 %then %do; %include test2.sas; %let status_2 = &syscc; /* Can have comment or end sas here */ %end;

%mend;

%allprogram;

----- Original Message ----- From: "Kunal Kelkar" <mailtokunalkelkar@GMAIL.COM> To: <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU> Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 6:04 PM Subject: Shell Script to run multiple SAS codes

> Hi All, > > Can anyone provide me some examples to run multiple SAS programs using > script in Unix. My requirement is like > > Run code1.sas if output is fine => run code2 if output is fine => run > Code3 > and so on. > > I tried to search on the SAS site but was not able to find suitable > example. > I have written a small script like below but its not giving me the correct > results. > > #!/bin/sh > #execute the following codes on e after the other > > (sas test.sas && touch test.OK || touch test.FAIL) & > (sas test1.sas && touch test1.OK || touch test1.FAIL) & > #WAIT FOR THE DATA > wait > #TEST JOB STATUS > echo "DONE" > > Thanks, > Kunal Kelkar