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Setting Default System Option Settings |
By placing SAS system options in a configuration file, you can avoid having to specify the options every time that you invoke SAS. For example, you can specify the NODATE system option in your configuration file to prevent the date from appearing at the top of each page of your output.
Operating Environment Information: See the SAS documentation for your operating environment for more information about the configuration file. In some operating environments, you can use both a system-wide and a user-specific configuration file.
Executing Statements Automatically |
Any SAS statement can be included in an autoexec file. For example, you can set report titles, footnotes, or create macros or macro variables automatically with an autoexec file.
Operating Environment Information: See the SAS documentation for your operating environment for information on how autoexec files should be set up so that they can be located by SAS.
Customizing the SAS Windowing Environment |
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