| Date: | Sat, 20 Dec 2008 14:14:17 -0200 |
| Reply-To: | Paulo Rodrigo <rodrigo_paulo@YAHOO.COM.BR> |
| Sender: | "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU> |
| From: | Paulo Rodrigo <rodrigo_paulo@YAHOO.COM.BR> |
| Subject: | Re: SAS ARM log not saved |
| In-Reply-To: | <5835b24c-1d6c-47af-8e6c-f6bed74eea7e@f40g2000pri.googlegroups.com> |
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After your set armloc, did you see if your options was accepted (proc
options;run;). Are there any arm_dsio or arm_all setup on your armsubsys
environment (again proc options;run;) or is just arm_none in place ?
Could you provide your SAS version !!
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Att: Paulo R. Herculano
SAS Consultant
+55-11-9226 6618
Skål Thunar!!
On Sat, Dec 20, 2008 at 9:17 AM, TheClue <theclue@email.it> wrote:
> hello to all :)
>
> i'm experimenting a bit with ARM to tune performance and gather some
> info about my process, but without success. Basically, even if i don't
> have errors in my log and &_ARMRC, the logfile is not created. I
> thought it could be because of permissions, but it doesn't seems the
> case (the user who launch the sas file is the same whose desktop im
> asking to save the log file into).
>
> Here's the code...any ideas?
>
> tnx in advance!!
>
> gabrio
>
> ----CODE STARTS BELOW-----
> options armloc="C:\Documents and Settings\sasgb\Desktop\putc.log";
> %let _armexec = 1;
> %let _armacro = 1;
> %arminit(appname='Sales', appuser='userxyz');
> %armgtid(txnname='Sales Order', txndet='Sales Order Transaction');
> data T_AIRB_PD_SAS;
> attrib Campo1 Campo2 Campo3 length=$30;
> input Campo1 $ Campo2 $ Campo3 $ FLAG_DEFAULT $1. IppoCampo $;
> infile datalines delimiter=',';
> datalines;
> run;
> proc sort out=T_AIRB_PD_SAS data=T_AIRB_PD_SAS; by FLAG_DEFAULT; run;
> %armstop(status=0);
> %armend;
> run;
> ---END OF CODE----
>
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