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%SYSPROD |
Type: | Macro function | |||
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Verifying SAS/GRAPH Installation Before Running the GPLOT Procedure |
Syntax |
%SYSPROD (product) |
AF | CPE | GRAPH | PH-CLINICAL |
ASSIST | EIS | IML | QC |
BASE | ETS | INSIGHT | SHARE |
CALC | FSP | LAB | STAT |
CONNECT | GIS | OR | TOOLKIT |
For codes for other SAS software products, see your SAS site representative.
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%SYSPROD can return
Value | Description |
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1 | The SAS product is licensed. |
0 | The SAS product is not licensed. |
-1 | The product is not Institute software (for example, if the product code is misspelled). |
Example |
This example uses %SYSPROD to determine whether to execute a PROC GPLOT statement or a PROC PLOT statement, based on whether SAS/GRAPH software has been installed.
%macro runplot(ds); %if %sysprod(graph)=1 %then %do; title "GPLOT of %upcase(&ds)"; proc gplot data=&ds; plot style*price / haxis=0 to 150000 by 50000; run; quit; %end; %else %do; title "PLOT of %upcase(&ds)"; proc plot data=&ds; plot style*price; run; quit; %end; %mend runplot; %runplot(sasuser.houses)Executing this program when SAS/GRAPH is installed, generates the following statements:
TITLE "GPLOT of SASUSER.HOUSES"; PROC GPLOT DATA=SASUSER.HOUSES; PLOT STYLE*PRICE / HAXIS=0 TO 150000 BY 50000; RUN;
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