SAS LOG

The SAS LOG section of your coding environment is where all the actions performed that have been by the user in the current session are stored. These include instances of program submission and also messages about any programs that you might have terminated while they were executing. Apart from these, the SAS LOG also contains system-generated messages. These are of two types. The first instance is where the SAS version and a few other details about your system are written to the LOG. The second is when responses to the user code are generated and written to the LOG. The response could state that the program has run successfully, failed, or has some syntax issues that have been ignored. The responses are categorized in NOTE, INFO, WARNING, and ERROR categories. Program submission messages can be easily identified in the LOG as they have a line number associated with them...