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harikiran.mc
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Generally SAS program in the JCL gives a Return code at the end of the step. Inside the Step I think we can Modify the Return code.
I want to modify the Return code Value in the SAS, like forcing the abend while Testing.
Ex:- Move '8' to %SYSRC.
If anyone knows this please give me some syntax. |
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gcicchet
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Hi,
I usually use this to return my own RC
Gerry |
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gcicchet
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Hi,
you can use
if you want the job to abend
Gerry |
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abhishekmdwivedi
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hi,
You may use
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DATA _NULL_;
ABORT ABEND;
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to abend your application OR
you may use
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DATA _NULL_;
ABORT 16;
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DATA _NULL_;
RC=16;
RETURN;
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to return specific code to JCL, which can be used in the steps below the EXEC SAS. |
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harikiran.mc
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Hi Friends!! Thanks a lot for your replies!!!
Hi Abhishek!!
Can we send any message when we use the below syntax:
DATA _NULL_;
ABORT ABEND;
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abhishekmdwivedi
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Well ABORT ABEND is an inbulit SAS function. It just abends the job abnormally.
For SAS System message :
You may use SYSMSG function. |
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harikiran.mc
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| Sounds Good!! Thanks a Lot !! |
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harikiran.mc
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[quote]Hi !! If we Code the below statements, will it abend at that step and return to the JCL and proceeds next step ?
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Will it store 16 as return code and perform the next steps in SAS and @ End of SAS code program will terminate??
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DATA _NULL_;
RC=16;
RETURN;
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abhishekmdwivedi
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1) No it will not abend at that step it is used to make steps followed after the EXEC SAS to flush with COND=ONLY within JCL.
2) To abend in SAS code you have to use ABORT ABEND only at an DATA STEP and SAS will terminate immediatly with errored steps (including steps followed by the step having ABORT ABEND). |
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Alan Voss
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| abhishekmdwivedi wrote: |
| 1) No it will not abend at that step it is used to make steps followed after the EXEC SAS to flush with COND=ONLY within JCL. |
The above statement is not true. SAS will continue running and RC from SAS will still be 0.
You must use the ABORT statement to end SAS with a user provided return code. |
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harikiran.mc
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Can i use the following code:??
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DATA _NULL_;
RC=16;
RETURN;
/* THE ABOVE STEPS WILL MAKES RC TO HOLD THE RETURN CODE AS 16 /*
ABORT ABEND;
/* THIS ABORT STEP WILL ABEND AT THIS STEP AND RETURN TO JCL. SO RC OF THIS SAS STEP WILL BE 16/*
/* PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I'M WORNG/* |
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harikiran.mc
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OR JUST CAN I USE:???
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DATA _NULL_;
ABORT 16;
/* WILL THE ABOVE LINES OF CODE TERMINATE ABNORMLY AND STORES THE SAS STEP RC AS 16??/* |
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enrico-sorichetti
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did anybody care to test before posting  |
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gcicchet
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Hi Enrico,
I can assure you I have tested what I stated, rarely I don't test the code that I provide.
Gerry |
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| gcicchet wrote: |
Hi Enrico,
I can assure you I have tested what I stated, rarely I don't test the code that I provide.
Gerry |
Surely you must be tempted at some stage to supply untested code, just to see what happens  |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Hi Gerry,
I did not mean to put You in the same waste basket
it' s a pity that good answers get lost in the general noise
and too many people reply just to ... participate |
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gcicchet
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Hi Expat,
I did say rarely 
Gerry |
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enrico-sorichetti
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/nastyness on
sometimes I provide the proper code, with slightly misleading comments
99% of the times nobody cares |
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expat
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| I once recall giving an explanation and sample of the code to work from to get the solution, only to have the OP in question post back saying that it didn't work because my code had the incorrect field positions in it |
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abhishekmdwivedi
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My apologies for posting untested code.
And yes gcicchet you are right that SAS will return value 0 even if RC=16 with return is used within the SAS.
Thanks for correcting me. |
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siva25
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Could anyone please tell me the logic?
I want to modify the Return code Value in the SAS, like forcing the JOB abend while Testing.
My Requirement:
If the output file has only 1 record, then modify the return code, the job (SAS step) should end with a non-zero return code.
If the output file has more than 1 record, the job should end with zero return code.
Thanks in advance. |
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Spooky eh ??? After my very last post on this topic .................
