SAS System Options by Category


Table 8.2: Categories and Descriptions of SAS System Options

Category

SAS System Options

Description

Communications: Email

EMAILAUTHPROTOCOL= System Option on page 1518

Specifies the authentication protocol for SMTP E-mail

 

EMAILHOST System Option on page 1519

Specifies the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server that supports e-mail access for your site

 

EMAILID= System Option on page 1520

Specifies the identity of the individual sending e-mail from within SAS

 

EMAILPORT System Option on page 1521

Specifies the port to which the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server is attached

 

EMAILPW= System Option on page 1522

Specifies your e-mail login password

Communications: Meta Data

METAAUTORESOURCES= System Option on page 1551

Identifies what resources to be assigned at SAS startup

 

METACONNECT= System Option on page 1552

Identifies the named connection from the metadata user profiles to use as the default values for logging in to the SAS Metadata Server

 

METAENCRYPTALG= System Option on page 1553

Specifies the type of encryption to use when communicating with a SAS Metadata Server

 

METAENCRYPTLEVEL= System Option on page 1555

Specifies what is to be encrypted when communicating with a SAS Metadata Server

 

METAID= System Option on page 1555

Identifies the current installed version of SAS on the SAS Metadata Server

 

METAPASS= System Option on page 1556

Sets the default password for the SAS Metadata Server

 

METAPORT= System Option on page 1557

Sets the TCP port for the SAS Metadata Server

 

METAPROFILE= System Option on page 1558

Identifies the file that contains SAS Metadata Server user profiles

 

METAPROTOCOL= System Option on page 1560

Sets the network protocol for communicating with the SAS Metadata Server

 

METAREPOSITORY= System Option on page 1561

Sets the default SAS Metadata Repository to use on the SAS Metadata Server

 

METASERVER= System Option on page 1562

Sets the address of the SAS Metadata Server

 

METAUSER= System Option on page 1563

Sets the default user identification for logging onto the SAS Metadata Server

Environment control: Display

AUTOSAVELOC= System Option on page 1477

Specifies the location of the Program Editor auto save file

 

CHARCODE System Option on page 1490

Determines whether character combinations are substituted for special characters that are not on the keyboard

 

DMSLOGSIZE= System Option on page 1512

Specifies the maximum number of rows that the SAS windowing environment Log window can display

 

DMSOUTSIZE= System Option on page 1513

Specifies the maximum number of rows that the SAS windowing environment Output window can display

 

FONTSLOC= System Option on page 1531

Specifies the location that contains the SAS fonts that are loaded by some Universal Printer drivers

 

FORMS= System Option on page 1534

Specifies the default form that is used for windowing output

 

SOLUTIONS System Option on page 1599

Specifies whether the SOLUTIONS menu choice appears in all SAS windows and whether the SOLUTIONS folder appears in the SAS Explorer window

 

TOOLSMENU System Option on page 1614

Specifies to include or suppress the Tools menu in windows that display menus

 

VIEWMENU System Option on page 1625

Specifies to include or suppress the View menu in windows that display menus

Environment control: Error handling

BYERR System Option on page 1483

Controls whether SAS generates an error message and sets the error flag when a _NULL_ data set is used in the SORT procedure

 

CLEANUP System Option on page 1491

Specifies how to handle an out-of-resource condition

 

DMSSYNCHK System Option on page 1514

Enables syntax check mode for multiple steps in the SAS windowing environment

 

DSNFERR System Option on page 1515

Controls how SAS responds when a SAS data set is not found

 

ERRORABEND System Option on page 1524

Specifies how SAS responds to errors

 

ERRORBYABEND System Option on page 1524

Specifies how SAS responds to BY- group error conditions

 

ERRORCHECK= System Option on page 1525

Controls error handling

 

ERRORS= System Option on page 1526

Controls the maximum number of observations for which complete error messages are printed

 

FMTERR System Option on page 1530

Determines whether SAS generates an error message when a format of a variable cannot be found

 

QUOTELENMAX System Option on page 1588

Specifies that SAS write to the SAS log a warning about the maximum length for strings in quotation marks

 

SYNTAXCHECK System Option on page 1607

Enables syntax check mode for multiple steps in non-interactive or batch SAS sessions

 

VNFERR System Option on page 1626

Controls how SAS responds when a _NULL_ dataset is used

Environment control: Files

APPLETLOC= System Option on page 1456

Specifies the location of Java applets

 

FMTSEARCH= System Option on page 1530

Controls the order in which format catalogs are searched

 

HELPENCMD System Option on page 1536

Controls whether SAS uses the English version or the translated version of the keyword list for the command “line Help

 

NEWS= System Option on page 1569

Specifies a file that contains messages to be written to the SAS log

 

PARM= System Option on page 1584

Specifies a parameter string that is passed to an external program

 

PARMCARDS= System Option on page 1585

Specifies the file reference to use as the PARMCARDS file

 

RSASUSER System Option on page 1592

Controls access to the SASUSER library

 

SASAUTOS= System Option on page 1595

Specifies the autocall macro library

 

SASHELP= System Option on page 1595

Specifies the location of the SASHELP library

 

SASUSER= System Option on page 1596

Specifies the name of the SASUSER library

 

SYSPARM= System Option on page 1608

Specifies a character string that can be passed to SAS programs

 

TRAINLOC= System Option on page 1616

Specifies the base location of SAS online training courses

 

USER= System Option on page 1618

Specifies the default permanent SAS data library

 

UUIDCOUNT= System Option on page 1619

Specifies the number of UUIDs to acquire each time the UUID Generator Daemon is used

 

UUIDGENDHOST= System Option on page 1620

Identifies the host and the port of the UUID Generator Daemon

 

V6CREATEUPDATE= System Option on page 1622

Controls or monitors the creation of new Version 6 data sets or the updating of existing Version 6 data sets.

 

WORK= System Option on page 1626

Specifies the WORK data library

 

WORKINIT System Option on page 1627

Initializes the WORK data library

 

WORKTERM System Option on page 1628

Controls whether SAS erases WORK files at the termination of a SAS session

Environment control: Initialization and operation

AUTHPROVIDERDOMAIN= System Option on page 1475

Associates a domain suffix with an authentication provider

 

BATCH System Option on page 1477

Specifies whether batch settings for LINESIZE, OVP, PAGESIZE, and SOURCE are in effect when SAS executes

 

DMR System Option on page 1509

Controls the ability to invoke a remote SAS session so that you can run SAS/CONNECT software

 

DMS System Option on page 1510

Invokes the SAS windowing environment

 

DMSEXP System Option on page 1511

Invokes SAS with the Explorer, Program Editor, Log, Output, and Results windows

 

EXPLORER System Option on page 1527

Controls whether you invoke SAS with only the Explorer window

 

INITCMD System Option on page 1538

Suppresses the Log, Output, and Program Editor windows when you enter a SAS/AF application

 

INITSTMT= System Option on page 1540

Specifies a SAS statement to be executed after any statements in the autoexec file and before any statements from the SYSIN= file

 

MULTENVAPPL System Option on page 1568

Controls whether SAS/AF, SAS/FSP, and Base SAS windowing applications use a default on an operating environment specific font selector window

 

OBJECTSERVER System Option on page 1570

Specifies whether to put the SAS session into DCOM/ CORBA server mode

 

TERMINAL System Option on page 1611

Determines whether SAS evaluates the execution mode and, if needed, resets the option

 

TERMSTMT= System Option on page 1612

Specifies the SAS statements to be executed when the SAS session is terminated

Environment control: Language control

DATESTYLE= System Option on page 1504

Identifies the sequence of month, day, and year when ANYDTDTE, ANYDTDTM, or ANYDTTME informat data is ambiguous

 

DFLANG= System Option on page 1507

Specifies language for international date informats and formats

 

PAPERSIZE= System Option on page 1581

Specifies to a printer the paper size to use

 

TRANTAB= System Option on page 1617

Specifies the translation tables that are used by various parts of SAS

Files: External files

STARTLIB System Option on page 1605

Allows previous library references (librefs) to persist in a new SAS session

Files: SAS Files

ASYNCHIO System Option on page 1475

Specifies whether asynchronous I/O is enabled

 

BUFNO= System Option on page 1480

Specifies the number of buffers to be allocated for processing SAS data sets

 

BUFSIZE= System Option on page 1481

Specifies the permanent buffer page size for output SAS data sets

 

CATCACHE= System Option on page 1488

Specifies the number of SAS catalogs to keep open

 

CBUFNO= System Option on page 1489

Controls the number of extra page buffers to allocate for each open SAS catalog

 

CMPLIB= System Option on page 1494

Specifies one or more SAS catalogs containing compiler subroutines to include during program compilation

 

COMPRESS= System Option on page 1498

Controls the compression of observations in output SAS data sets

 

DATASTMTCHK=System Option on page 1503

Prevents certain errors by controlling the SAS keywords that are allowed in the DATA statement

 

DKRICOND= System Option on page 1507

Controls the level of error detection for input data sets during processing of DROP=, KEEP=, and RENAME= data set options

 

DKROCOND= System Option on page 1508

Controls the level of error detection for output data sets during the processing of DROP=, KEEP=, and RENAME= dataset options and the corresponding DATA step statements

 

DLDMGACTION= System Option on page 1509

Specifies what type of action to take when a SAS catalog or a SAS data set in a SAS data library is detected as damaged

 

ENGINE= System Option on page 1523

Specifies the default access method for SAS libraries

 

FIRSTOBS= System Option on page 1528

Specifies which observation or record SAS processes first

 

IBUFSIZE= System Option on page 1537

Specifies the buffer page size for an index file

 

_LAST_= System Option on page 1542

Specifies the most recently created data set

 

MERGENOBY System Option on page 1550

Controls whether a message is issued when MERGE processing occurs without an associated BY statement

 

OBS= System Option on page 1571

Specifies when to stop processing observations or records

 

REPLACE System Option on page 1589

Controls whether you can replace permanently stored SAS data sets

 

REUSE= System Option on page 1590

Specifies whether or not SAS reuses space when observations are added to a compressed SAS data set

 

UTILLOC= System Option on page 1618

Specifies one or more file system locations in which applications can store utility files

 

VALIDFMTNAME= System Option on page 1622

Controls the length for the names of formats and informats that can be used when creating new SAS data sets and format catalogs

 

VALIDVARNAME= System Option on page 1624

Controls the type of SAS variable names that can be created and processed during a SAS session

Graphics: Driver settings

DEVICE= System Option on page 1506

Specifies a terminal device driver for SAS/GRAPH software

 

GISMAPS= System Option on page 1534

Specifies the location of the SAS data library that contains SAS/GIS-supplied US Census Tract maps

 

GWINDOW System Option on page 1535

Controls whether SAS displays SAS/GRAPH output in the GRAPH window of the windowing environment

 

MAPS= System Option on page 1549

Specifies the locations to search for maps

Input control: Data Processing

BYSORTED System Option on page 1485

Specifies whether observations in one or more data sets are sorted in alphabetic or numeric order or are grouped in another logical order

 

CAPS System Option on page 1486

Indicates whether to translate input to uppercase

 

CARDIMAGE System Option on page 1487

Processes SAS source and data lines as 80-byte cards

 

INVALIDDATA= System Option on page 1541

Specifies the value SAS is to assign to a variable when invalid numeric data are encountered

 

DATESTYLE= System Option on page 1504

Identifies the sequence of month, day, and year when ANYDTDTE, ANYDTDTM, or ANYDTTME informat data is ambiguous

 

S= System Option on page 1592

Specifies the length of statements on each line of a source statement and the length of data on lines that follow a DATALINES statement

 

S2= System Option on page 1594

Specifies the length of secondary source statements

 

SEQ= System Option on page 1597

Specifies the length of the numeric portion of the sequence field in input source lines or datalines

 

SPOOL System Option on page 1604

Controls whether SAS writes SAS statements to a utility data set in the WORK data library

 

YEARCUTOFF= System Option on page 1629

Specifies the first year of a 100-year span that will be used by date informats and functions to read a two “digit year

Log and procedure output control: ODS printing

BINDING= System Option on page 1478

Specifies the binding edge to a printer

 

BOTTOMMARGIN= System Option on page 1479

Specifies to a printer the size of the margin at the bottom of the page

 

COLLATE System Option on page 1497

Specifies the collation of multiple copies for output to a printer

 

COLORPRINTING System Option on page 1498

Specifies color printing to a printer, if color printing is supported

 

COPIES= System Option on page 1500

Specifies the number of copies to make when printing to a printer

 

DUPLEX System Option on page 1516

Specifies duplexing controls to a printer

 

LEFTMARGIN= System Option on page 1543

Specifies to a printer the size of the margin on the left side of the page

 

ORIENTATION= System Option on page 1577

Specifies the paper orientation to use when printing to a printer

 

PAPERDEST= System Option on page 1580

Specifies to a printer the printer bin to receive printed output

 

PAPERSIZE= System Option on page 1581

Specifies to a printer the paper size to use

 

PAPERSOURCE= System Option on page 1582

Specifies to a printer the paper bin to use for printing

 

PAPERTYPE= System Option on page 1583

Specifies to a printer the type of paper to use for printing

 

PRINTERPATH= System Option on page 1585

The PRINTERPATH= option controls which Universal Printing printer will be used for printing.

 

RIGHTMARGIN= System Option on page 1591

Specifies the size of the margin at the right side of the page for printed output directed to the ODS printer destination

 

TEXTURELOC= System Option on page 1612

Specifies the location of textures and images that are used by ODS styles

 

TOPMARGIN= System Option on page 1615

Specifies the size of the margin at the top of the page for the ODS printer destination

 

UNIVERSALPRINT System Option on page 1617

Specifies whether to enable Universal Printing services

Log and procedure output control: Procedure output

BYLINE System Option on page 1484

Controls whether BY lines are printed above each BY group

 

CENTER System Option on page 1490

Controls alignment of SAS procedure output

 

FORMCHAR= System Option on page 1532

Specifies the default output formatting characters

 

FORMDLIM= System Option on page 1533

Specifies a character to delimit page breaks in SAS output

 

LABEL System Option on page 1541

Determines whether SAS procedures can use labels with variables

 

PAGENO= System Option on page 1579

Resets the page number

 

PRINTINIT System Option on page 1587

Initializes the SAS file

 

SKIP= System Option on page 1598

Specifies the number of lines to skip at the top of each page of SAS output

 

SYSPRINTFONT= System Option on page 1609

Sets the font for the current default printer

Log and procedure output control: SAS log and procedure output

DATE System Option on page 1504

Prints the date and time that the SAS session was initialized

 

DETAILS System Option on page 1505

Specifies whether to include additional information when files are listed in a SAS data library

 

DTRESET System Option on page 1516

Updates date and time in the SAS log and in the listing file

 

LINESIZE= System Option on page 1544

Specifies the line size of SAS procedure output

 

MISSING= System Option on page 1564

Specifies the character to print for missing numeric values

 

NUMBER System Option on page 1570

Controls the printing of page numbers

 

PAGEBREAKINITIAL System Option on page 1578

Begins the SAS log and listing files on a new page

 

PAGESIZE= System Option on page 1580

Specifies the number of lines that compose a page of SAS output

Log and procedure output control: SAS log

CPUID System Option on page 1502

Specifies whether hardware information is written to the SAS log

 

ECHOAUTO System Option on page 1517

Controls whether autoexec code in an input file is echoed to the log

 

LOGPARM= System Option on page 1545

Controls when SAS log files are opened, closed, and, in conjunction with the LOG= system option, how they are named

 

MSGLEVEL= System Option on page 1566

Controls the level of detail in messages that are written to the SAS log

 

NOTES System Option on page 1569

Writes notes to the SAS log

 

OVP System Option on page 1578

Overprints output lines

 

PRINTMSGLIST System Option on page 1587

Controls the printing of extended lists of messages to the SAS log

 

SOURCE System Option on page 1603

Controls whether SAS writes source statements to the SAS log

 

SOURCE2 System Option on page 1603

Controls whether SAS writes secondary source statements from included files to the SAS log

Macro: SAS macro

CMDMAC System Option on page 1493

Determines whether the macro processor recognizes a command-style macro invocation

 

IMPLMAC System Option on page 1538

Controls whether SAS allows statement-style macro calls

 

MACRO System Option on page 1548

Specifies whether the SAS macro language is available

 

MAUTOLOCDISPLAY System Option on page 1549

Displays the source location of the autocall macros in the log when the autocall macro is invoked

 

MAUTOSOURCE System Option on page 1549

Determines whether the macro autocall feature is available

 

MCOMPILENOTE= System Option on page 1550

Issues a NOTE to the log upon successful compilation of a macro

 

MERROR System Option on page 1551

Controls whether SAS issues a warning message when a macro-like name does not match a macro keyword

 

MFILE System Option on page 1564

Specifies whether MPRINT output is directed to an external file

 

MINDELIMITER= System Option on page 1564

Specifies the character to be used as the delimiter for the macro IN operator

 

MLOGIC System Option on page 1565

Controls whether SAS traces execution of the macro language processor

 

MLOGICNEST System Option on page 1565

Displays macro nesting information in the MLOGIC output in the SAS log

 

MPRINT System Option on page 1566

Displays SAS statements that are generated by macro execution

 

MPRINTNEST System Option on page 1566

Displays macro nesting information in the MPRINT output in the SAS log

 

MRECALL System Option on page 1566

Controls whether SAS searches the autocall libraries for a file that was not found during an earlier search

 

MSTORED System Option on page 1567

Determines whether the macro facility searches a specific catalog for a stored, compiled macro

 

MSYMTABMAX= System Option on page 1568

Specifies the maximum amount of memory that is available to macro variable symbol tables

 

MVARSIZE= System Option on page 1569

Specifies the maximum size for macro variables that are stored in memory

 

SASAUTOS= System Option on page 1595

Specifies the autocall macro library

 

SASMSTORE= System Option on page 1596

Specifies the libref of a SAS data library that contains a catalog of stored, compiled SAS macros

 

SERROR System Option on page 1598

Controls whether SAS issues a warning message when a defined macro variable reference does not match a macro variable

 

SYMBOLGEN System Option on page 1607

Controls whether the results of resolving macro variable references are written to the SAS log

Sort: Procedure options

SORTDUP= System Option on page 1600

Controls the SORT procedure s application of the NODUP option to physical or logical records

 

SORTEQUALS System Option on page 1600

Controls how PROC SORT orders observations with identical BY values in the output data set

 

SORTSEQ= System Option on page 1601

Specifies a language-specific collation sequence for the SORT procedure to use in the current SAS session

 

SORTSIZE= System Option on page 1602

Specifies the amount of memory that is available to the SORT procedure

System administration: Installation

SETINIT System Option on page 1598

Controls whether site license information can be altered

System administration: Memory

SORTSIZE= System Option on page 1602

Specifies the amount of memory that is available to the SORT procedure

 

SUMSIZE= System Option on page 1606

Specifies a limit on the amount of memory that is available for data summarization procedures when class variables are active

System administration: Performance

ARMAGENT= System Option on page 1457

Specifies another vendor s ARM agent, which is an executable module that contains a vendor s implementation of the ARM API

 

ARMLOC= System Option on page 1458

Specifies the location of the ARM log

 

ARMSUBSYS= System Option on page 1459

Enables and disables the ARM subsystems that determine the internal SAS processing transactions to be logged

 

CMPOPT= System Option on page 1495

Specifies the type of code generation optimizations to use in the SAS language compiler

 

CPUCOUNT= System Option on page 1501

Specifies the number of processors that the thread-enabled applications should assume will be available for concurrent processing

 

THREADS System Option on page 1613

Specifies that SAS use threaded processing if it is available




SAS 9.1 Language Reference Dictionary, Volumes 1, 2 and 3
SAS 9.1 Language Reference Dictionary, Volumes 1, 2 and 3
ISBN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 2004
Pages: 704

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