| DATA Step Debugger |
| Category: | Controlling Program Execution |
| Alias: | G |
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Syntax |
| GO <line-number | label> |
If you omit arguments, GO resumes execution of the DATA step and executes its statements continuously until a breakpoint is encountered, until the value of a watched variable changes, or until the DATA step completes execution.
| Arguments |
gives the number of a program line at which execution is to be suspended next.
is a statement label. Execution is suspended at the statement following the statement label.
| Details |
The GO command starts or resumes execution of the DATA step. Execution continues until all observations have been read, a breakpoint specified in the GO command is reached, or a breakpoint set earlier with a BREAK command is reached.
| Examples |
Resume executing the program and execute its statements continuously:
g
Resume program execution and then suspend execution at the statement in line 104:
g 104
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