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Date:   Tue, 23 Jul 1996 21:32:09 +1000
Reply-To:   "David H. Johnson" <djohnson@WERPLE.NET.AU>
Sender:   "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
From:   "David H. Johnson" <djohnson@WERPLE.NET.AU>
Subject:   Re: -altlog ??

This is refusing to send to you direct. Is the address below correct?

d.nichols@ibm.net

Some batch applications we have generate spreadsheets and text with indicators derived from the data processed. Using an email link in 6.10 and now 6.11 we send these to selected people. One of those is me, and I also get the -altlog file. If you have an email app, you could consider attaching it to an email message and then saving the attached file locally. Using the function key sequence of Lotus cc:Mail, and the default name in my specified default directory, I get a saved file with date stamps that let me easily retrieve it later.

We took the path of -altlog so I could track failures in our batch and enquiry processes from our Production users. Attaching the email allows me to check batches while off the network, whether in Melbourne or even overseas, since we have a remote server on the email system. It's not as neat as an Intranet with Internet connection, I suspect that would be by far a better solution.

regards

>I would like set the copy of the log file to a name so that >it doesn't get over written until I have checked it out. It >would be most desirable if sas just appended everytime but >it doesn't seem. > >I prefer not to use proc printto because then the users ( the >one that understand) can't check out the log in DM. > >Does anyone have the an idea on this? Thanks! In advance. > > >dn >Douglas Nichols >---------------------------------------------------- >Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center >dnichols@fhcrc.org | d.nichols@ibm.net >Seattle, WA > > /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------- David Johnson Strategy & Research TAC +61 3 9664 6492 Senior Research Analyst ... not company spokesman!!! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/


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