System Option |
Description |
ACCESSIBILITY
|
Enables the accessibility features on the Customize Tools dialog box. |
ALTLOG
|
Specifies a destination for a copy of the SAS log. |
ALTPRINT
|
Specifies the destination for the copies of the output files from SAS
procedures. |
AUTHSERVER
|
Specifies the authentication domain server to search for secure server
logins. |
AUTOEXEC
|
Specifies the SAS autoexec file. |
AWSCONTROL
|
Specifies whether the main SAS window includes a title bar, a system/control
menu, and minimize/maximize buttons. |
AWSDEF
|
Specifies the location and dimensions of the main SAS window when SAS
initializes. |
AWSMENU
|
Specifies whether to display the menu bar in the main SAS window. |
AWSMENUMERGE
|
Specifies whether to embed menu items that are specific to Windows in
the main menus. |
AWSTITLE
|
Replaces the default text in the main SAS title bar. |
COMDEF
|
Specifies the location where the SAS Command window is displayed. |
CONFIG
|
Specifies the configuration file that is used when initializing or overriding
the values of SAS system options. |
ECHO
|
Specifies a message to be echoed to the SAS log while initializing SAS. |
EMAILDLG
|
Specifies whether to use the native e-mail dialog box provided by your
e-mail application or the e-mail dialog box provided by SAS. |
EMAILSYS
|
Specifies the e-mail protocol to use for sending electronic mail. |
ENHANCEDEDITOR
|
Specifies whether to enable the Enhanced Editor during SAS invocation. |
FILTERLIST
|
Specifies an alternative set of file filter specifications to use for
the Open and Save As dialog boxes. |
FONT
|
Specifies a font to use for SAS windows. |
FONTALIAS
|
Assigns a Windows font to one of the SAS fonts. |
FULLSTIMER
|
Specifies whether to write all available system performance statistics
to the SAS log. |
HELPINDEX
|
Specifies one or more index files for the SAS Help and Documentation. |
HELPLOC
|
Specifies the location of Help files that are used to view SAS Help
and Documentation using Microsoft HTML Help. |
HELPREGISTER
|
Registers help files to access from the main SAS window Help menu. |
HELPTOC
|
Specifies the table of contents files for the SAS Help and Documentation. |
HOSTPPRINT
|
Specifies that the Windows Print Manager is to be used for printing. |
ICON
|
Minimizes the SAS window. |
JREOPTIONS
|
Identifies Java Runtime Environment (JRE) options for SAS. |
LOADMEMSIZE
|
Specifies a suggested amount of memory needed for executable programs
loaded by SAS. |
LOG
|
Specifies a destination for a copy of the SAS log when running in batch
mode. |
MAXMEMQUERY
|
Specifies the limit on the maximum amount of memory that is allocated
for procedures. |
MEMBLKSZ
|
Specifies the memory block size for memory-based libraries for Windows
operating environments. |
MEMCACHE
|
Specifies to use the memory-based libraries as a SAS file cache. |
MEMLIB
|
Specifies to process the Work library as a memory-based library. |
MEMMAXSZ
|
Specifies the maximum amount of memory to allocate for using memory-based
libraries in Windows operating environments. |
MEMSIZE
|
Specifies the limit on the amount of virtual memory that can be used
during a SAS session. |
MSG
|
Specifies the library that contains the SAS error messages. |
MSGCASE
|
Specifies whether notes, warnings, and error messages that are generated
by SAS are displayed in uppercase characters. |
NUMKEYS
|
Controls the number of available function keys. |
NUMMOUSEKEYS
|
Specifies the number of mouse buttons SAS displays in the KEYS window. |
PATH
|
Specifies one or more search paths for SAS executable files. |
PFKEY
|
Specifies which set of function keys to designate as the primary set
of function keys. |
PRINT
|
Specifies a destination for SAS output when running in batch mode. |
PRNGETLIST
|
Specifies if printers attached to the system are recognized. |
PRTABORTDLGS
|
Specifies when to display the Print Abort dialog box. |
PRTPERSISTDEFAULT
|
Specifies to use the same destination printer from SAS session to SAS
session. |
PRTSETFORMS
|
Specifies whether to include the Use Forms check box in the Print Setup
dialog box. |
REALMEMSIZE
|
Specifies the amount of virtual memory SAS can expect to allocate. |
REGISTER
|
Adds an application to the Tools menu in the main SAS window. |
RESOURCESLOC
|
Specifies a directory location of the files that contain SAS resources. |
RTRACE
|
Produces a list of resources that are read or loaded during a SAS session. |
RTRACELOC
|
Specifies the pathname of the file to which the list of resources that
are read or loaded during a SAS session is written. |
SASCONTROL
|
Specifies whether the SAS application windows include system/control
menus and minimize/maximize buttons. |
SASINITIALFOLDER
|
Changes the working folder and the default folders for the Open and
Save As dialog boxes to the specified folder after SAS initialization is complete. |
SCROLLBARFLASH
|
Specifies whether to allow the mouse or keyboard to focus on a scroll
bar. |
SET
|
Defines a SAS environment variable. |
SGIO
|
Activates the Scatter/Gather I/O feature. |
SLEEPWINDOW
|
Enables or disables the SLEEP window. |
SORTANOM
|
Specifies certain options for the SyncSort utility. |
SORTCUT
|
Specifies the number of observations above which SyncSort is used instead
of the SAS sort program. |
SORTCUTP
|
Specifies the number of bytes above which SyncSort is used instead of
the SAS sort program. |
SORTDEV
|
Specifies the pathname used for temporary files created by the SyncSort
utility. |
SORTPARM
|
Specifies parameters for the SyncSort utility. |
SORTPGM
|
Specifies the sort utility that is used in the SORT procedure. |
SPLASH
|
Specifies whether to display the splash screen (logo screen) when SAS
starts. |
SPLASHLOC
|
Specifies the location of the splash screen bitmap that appears when
SAS starts. |
STIMEFMT
|
Specifies the format to use for displaying the time on STIMER output. |
STIMER
|
Writes a subset of system performance statistics to the SAS log. |
SYSGUIFONT
|
Specifies a font to use for the button text and the descriptive text. |
SYSPRINT
|
Specifies a destination printer for printing SAS output. |
SYSIN
|
Specifies a batch mode source file. |
TOOLDEF
|
Specifies the Toolbox display location. |
UPRINTMENUSWITCH
|
Enables the universal print commands in the File menu. |
USERICON
|
Specifies the pathname of the resource file associated with your user-defined
icon. |
VERBOSE
|
Controls whether SAS writes the settings of all the system options specified
in the configuration file to either the terminal or the batch log. |
WEBUI
|
Specifies to enable Web enhancements. |
WINDOWSMENU
|
Specifies to include or suppress the Window menu in windows that display
menus. |
XCMD
|
Specifies that the X command is valid in the current SAS session. |
XMIN
|
Specifies to open the application specified in the X command in a minimized
state or in the default active state. |
XSYNC
|
Controls whether an X command or statement executes synchronously or
asynchronously. |
XWAIT
|
Specifies whether you have to type EXIT at the DOS prompt before the
DOS shell closes. |
System Option |
Description |
ALTMULT
|
Specifies the number of pages that are preallocated to a file. |
ALTLOG
|
Specifies a destination for a copy of the SAS log. |
ALTPRINT
|
Specifies the destination for the copies of the output files from SAS
procedures. |
APPLETLOC
|
Specifies the location of Java applets. |
AUTOEXEC
|
Specifies the SAS autoexec file. |
CACHENUM
|
Specifies the number of caches used per SAS file. |
CACHESIZE
|
Specifies the size of cache that is used for each open SAS file. |
CC
|
Tells SAS what type of carriage control to use when it writes to external
files. |
CONFIG
|
Specifies the configuration file that is used when initializing or overriding
the values of SAS system options. |
DEQMULT
|
Specifies the number of pages to extend a file. |
DETACH
|
Specifies that the asynchronous host command uses a detached process. |
DUMP
|
Specifies when to create a process dump file. |
EDITCMD
|
Specifies the host editor to be used with the HOSTEDIT command. |
EMAILSYS
|
Specifies the e-mail protocol to use for sending electronic mail. |
EXPANDLNM
|
Specifies whether concealed logical names are expanded when libref paths
are displayed to the user. |
FILECC
|
Specifies how to treat data in column 1 of a print file. |
FULLSTIMER
|
Specifies whether to write all available system performance statistics
to the SAS log. |
GSFCC
|
Tells SAS what type of carriage control to use for writing to graphics
stream files. |
HELPHOST
|
Specifies the name of the local computer where the remote browsing system
is to be displayed. |
HELPINDEX
|
Specifies one or more index files for the SAS Help and Documentation. |
HELPLOC
|
Specifies the location of the text and index files for the facility
that is used to view SAS Help and Documentation. |
HELPTOC
|
Specifies the table of contents files for the SAS Help and Documentation. |
JREOPTIONS
|
Identifies the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) options for SAS. |
LOADLIST
|
Specifies whether to print to the specified file the information about
images that SAS has loaded into memory. |
LOG
|
Specifies a destination for a copy of the SAS log when running in batch
mode. |
LOGMULTREAD
|
Specifies the session log file to be opened for shared read access. |
MEMSIZE
|
Specifies the limit on the total amount of memory that can be used by
a SAS session. |
MSG
|
Specifies the library that contains SAS error messages. |
MSGCASE
|
Specifies whether notes, warnings, and error messages that are generated
by SAS are displayed in uppercase characters. |
OPLIST
|
Specifies whether the settings of the SAS system options are written
to the SAS log. |
PRINT
|
Specifies a destination for SAS output when running in batch mode. |
REALMEMSIZE
|
Specifies the amount of real memory SAS can expect to allocate. |
SORTPGM
|
Specifies whether SAS sorts using use the SAS sort utility or the host
sort utility. |
SORTWORK
|
Defines locations for host sort work files. |
SPAWN
|
Specifies that SAS is invoked in a SPAWN/NOWAIT subprocess. |
STIMEFMT
|
Specifies the format that is used to display time on STIMER output. |
STIMER
|
Specifies whether to write a subset of system performance statistics
to the SAS log. |
SYSIN
|
Specifies the default location of SAS source programs. |
SYSPRINT
|
Specifies the destination for printed output. |
TERMIO
|
Specifies whether terminal I/O is blocking or non-blocking. |
USER
|
Specifies the default permanent SAS library. |
VERBOSE
|
Specifies whether SAS writes the system options that are set when SAS
starts to the VMS computer in the SAS windowing environment or, in batch,
to the batch log. |
WORKCACHE
|
Specifies the size of the I/O data cache allocated for a file in the
WORK library. |
XCMD
|
Specifies whether the X command is valid in the SAS session. |
XCMDWIN
|
Specifies whether to create a DECTERM window for X command output when
in the SAS windowing environment. |
XKEYPAD
|
Specifies that subprocesses use the keypad settings that were in effect
before you invoked SAS. |
XLOG
|
Specifies whether to display the output from the X command in the SAS
log file. |
XLOGICAL
|
Specifies that process-level logical names are passed to the subprocess
that is spawned by an X statement or X command. |
XOUTPUT
|
Specifies whether to display the output from the X command. |
XRESOURCES
|
Specifies a character string of X resource options or the application
instance name for the SAS interface to Motif. |
XSYMBOL
|
Specifies that global symbols are passed to the subprocess that is spawned
by an X statement or X command. |
XTIMEOUT
|
Specifies how long a subprocess that has been spawned by an X statement
or X command remains inactive before being deleted. |
System Option |
Description |
ALTLOG
|
Specifies a destination for a copy of the SAS log. |
ALTPRINT
|
Specifies the destination for the copies of the output files from SAS
procedures. |
AUTOEXEC
|
Specifies the SAS autoexec file. |
CONFIG
|
Specifies the configuration file that is used when initializing or overriding
the values of SAS system options. |
ECHO
|
Specifies a message to be echoed to the computer. |
EDITCMD
|
Specifies the host editor to be used with the HOSTEDIT command. |
EMAILSYS
|
Specifies the e-mail protocol to use for sending electronic mail. |
FILELOCKS
|
Specifies whether external file locking is turned on or off and what
action should be taken if a file cannot be locked. |
FILELOCKWAITMAX
|
Sets an upper limit on the time SAS will wait for a locked file. |
FULLSTIMER
|
Specifies whether to write all available system performance statistics
and the datetime stamp to the SAS log. |
HELPINDEX
|
Specifies one or more index files for the SAS Help and Documentation. |
HELPLOC
|
Specifies the location of the text and index files for the facility
that is used to view SAS Help and Documentation. |
HELPTOC
|
Specifies the location of the table of contents files for the SAS Help
and Documentation. |
JREOPTIONS
|
Identifies the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) options for SAS. |
LOG
|
Specifies a destination for a copy of the SAS log when running in batch
mode. |
LPTYPE
|
Specifies which UNIX command and options settings will be used to route
files to the printer. |
MAXMEMQUERY
|
Specifies the maximum amount of memory that is allocated per request
for certain procedures. |
MEMSIZE
|
Specifies the limit on the total amount of virtual memory that can be
used by a SAS session. |
MSG
|
Specifies the library that contains the SAS error messages. |
MSGCASE
|
Specifies whether notes, warnings, and error messages that are generated
by SAS are displayed in uppercase characters. |
OPTLIST
|
Specifies whether the settings of the SAS system options are written
to the SAS log. |
PATH
|
Specifies one or more search paths for SAS executable files. |
PRINT
|
Specifies a destination for SAS output when running in batch mode. |
PRINTCMD
|
Specifies the print command SAS is to use. |
REALMEMSIZE
|
Specifies the amount of real (physical) memory SAS can expect to allocate. |
RTRACE
|
Produces a list of resources that are read or loaded during a SAS session. |
RTRACELOC
|
Specifies the pathname of the file to which the list of resources that
are read or loaded during a SAS session is written. |
SASSCRIPT
|
Specifies one or more storage locations of SAS/CONNECT script files. |
SET
|
Defines an environment variable. |
SORTANOM
|
Specifies certain options for the host sort utility. |
SORTCUT
|
Specifies the number of observations that SAS sorts. If the number of
observation in the data set is greater than the specified number, the host
sort program sorts the remaining observations. |
ojbedSORTCUTP
|
Specifies the number of bytes that SAS sorts. If the number of bytes
in the data set is greater than the specified number, the host sort program
sorts the remaining data set. |
SORTDEV
|
Specifies the pathname used for temporary files created by the host
sort utility. |
SORTNAME
|
Specifies the name of the host sort utility. |
SORTPARM
|
Specifies parameters for the host sort utility. |
SORTPGM
|
Specifies whether SAS sorts using the SAS sort utility or the host sort
utility. |
STDIO
|
Specifies whether SAS should use stdin, stdout, and stderr. |
STIMEFMT
|
Specifies the format that is used to display the time on FULLSTIMER
and STIMER output. |
STIMER
|
Specifies whether to write a subset of system performance statistics
to the SAS log. |
SYSIN
|
Specifies the default location of SAS source code when running in batch
mode. |
SYSPRINT
|
Specifies the destination for printed output. |
VERBOSE
|
Specifies whether SAS writes the system option settings to the SAS log. |
WORKPERMS
|
Sets the permissions of the SAS Work library when it is initially created. |
XCMD
|
Specifies whether the X command is valid in the SAS session. |
System Option |
Description |
ALTLOG=
|
Specifies a destination for a copy of the SAS log. |
ALTPRINT=
|
Specifies the destination for the copies of the output files from SAS
procedures. |
APPEND=
|
Appends the specified value to the existing value of the specified system
option. |
AUTOEXEC=
|
Specifies the SAS autoexec file. |
BLKALLOC
|
Causes SAS to set LRECL and BLKSIZE values for a SAS library when it
is allocated rather than when it is first accessed. |
BLKSIZE=
|
Specifies the default block size for SAS libraries. |
BLSKIZE(device-type)=
|
Specifies the default block size for SAS libraries by device-type. |
CAPSOUT
|
Specifies that all output is to be converted to uppercase. |
CHARTYPE=
|
Specifies a character set or screen size to use for a device. |
CLIST
|
Specifies that SAS obtains its input from a CLIST. |
CONFIG=
|
Specifies the configuration file that is used when initializing or overriding
the values of SAS system options. |
DLDISPCHG
|
Controls changes in allocation disposition for an existing library data
set. |
DLDSNTYPE
|
Specifies the default value of the DSNTYPE LIBNAME option. |
DLEXCPCOUNT
|
Reports number of EXCPs to direct access bound SAS libraries. |
DLHFSDIRCREATE
|
Creates an HFS directory for a SAS library that is specified with LIBNAME
if the library does not exist. |
DLMSGLEVEL=
|
Specifies the level of messages to generate for SAS libraries. |
DLSEQDSNTYPE
|
Specifies the default value of the DSNTYPE LIBNAME option for
sequential-format disk files. |
DLTRUNCHK
|
Enables checking for SAS library truncation. |
DLRESV
|
Requests exclusive use of shared disk volumes when accessing partitioned
data sets on shared disk volumes. |
DYNALLOC
|
Controls whether SAS or the host sort utility allocates sort work data
sets. |
ECHO=
|
Specifies a message to be echoed to the SAS log while initializing SAS. |
EMAILSYS=
|
Specifies the e-mail protocol to use for sending electronic mail. |
FILEAUTHDEFER
|
Controls whether SAS performs file authorization checking for z/OS data
sets or defers authorization checking to z/OS system
services such as OPEN. |
FILEBLKSIZE(device-type)=
|
Specifies the default maximum block size for external files. |
FILECC
|
Specifies whether to treat data in column 1 of a printer file as carriage-control
data when reading the file. |
FILEDEST=
|
Specifies the default printer destination. |
FILEDEV=
|
Specifies the device name used for allocating new physical files. |
FILEDIRBLK=
|
Specifies the number of default directory blocks to allocate for new
partitioned data sets. |
FILEEXT=
|
Specifies how to handle file extensions when accessing members of partitioned
data sets. |
FILEFORMS=
|
Specifies the default SYSOUT form for a print file. |
FILELBI
|
Controls the use of the z/OS Large Block Interface support for BSAM
and QSAM files, as well as files on tapes that have standard labels. |
FILELOCKS=
|
Specifies the default SAS system file locking that is to be used for
external files (both USS and native MVS). Also specifies the operating system
file locking to be used for USS files (both SAS files and external files). |
FILEMOUNT
|
Specifies whether an off-line volume is to be mounted. |
FILEMSGS
|
Controls whether you receive expanded dynamic allocation error messages
when you are assigning a physical file. |
FILENULL
|
Specifies whether zero-length records are written to external files. |
FILEPROMPT
|
Controls whether you are prompted if you reference a data set that does
not exist. |
FILEREUSE
|
Specifies whether to reuse an existing allocation for a file that is
being allocated to a temporary ddname. |
FILESEQDSNTYPE
|
Specifies the default value that is assigned to DSNTYPE when it is not
specified with a filename statement, a DD statement, or a TSO ALLOC command. |
FILESPPRI=
|
Specifies the default primary space allocation for new physical files. |
FILESPEC=
|
Specifies the default secondary space allocation for new physical files. |
FILESTAT
|
Specifies whether ISPF statistics are written. |
FILESYSOUT=
|
Specifies the default SYSOUT CLASS for a printer file. |
FILESYSTEM=
|
Specifies the default file system used when the filename is ambiguous. |
FILEUNIT=
|
Specifies the default unit of allocation for new physical files. |
FILEVOL=
|
Specifies which VOLSER to use for new physical files. |
FILSZ
|
Specifies that the host sort utility supports the FILSZ parameter. |
FSBCOLOR
|
Specifies whether you can set background colors in SAS windows on vector
graphics devices. |
FSBORDER=
|
Specifies what type of symbols are to be used in borders. |
FSDEVICE=
|
Specifies the full-screen device driver for your terminal. |
FSMODE=
|
Specifies the full-screen data stream type. |
FULLSTATS
|
Specifies whether to write all available system performance statistics
to the SAS log. |
GHFONT=
|
Specifies the default graphics hardware font. |
HELPCASE
|
Controls how text is displayed in the help browser. |
HELPHOST
|
Specifies the name of the computer where the remote help browser is
running. |
HELPLOC=
|
Specifies the location of the text and index files for the facility
that is used to view SAS Help and Documentation. |
HSLXTNTS=
|
Specifies the size of each physical hyperspace that is created for a
SAS library. |
HSMAXPGS=
|
Specifies the maximum number of hyperspace pages allowed in a SAS session. |
HSMAXSPC=
|
Specifies the maximum number of hyperspaces allowed in a SAS session. |
HSSAVE
|
Controls how often the DIV data set pages are updated when a DIV data
set backs a hyperspace library. |
HSWORK
|
Tells SAS to place the WORK library in a hyperspace. |
INSERT
|
Inserts the specified value at the beginning of the specified system
option. |
ISPCAPS
|
Specifies whether to convert to uppercase printable ISPF parameters
that are used in CALL ISPEXEC and CALL ISPLINK. |
ISPCHARF
|
Specifies whether the values of SAS character variables are converted
using their automatically specified informats or formats each time they are
used as ISPF variables. |
ISPCSR=
|
Tells SAS to set an ISPF variable to the name of a variable whose value
is found to be invalid. |
ISPEXECV=
|
Specifies the name of an ISPF variable that passes its value to an ISPF
service. |
ISPMISS=
|
Specifies the value assigned to SAS character variables defined to ISPF
when the associated ISPF variable has a length of zero. |
ISPMSG=
|
Tells SAS to set an ISPF variable to a message ID when a variable is
found to be invalid. |
ISPNOTES
|
Specifies whether ISPF error messages are to be written to the SAS log. |
ISPNZTRC
|
Specifies whether nonzero ISPF service return codes are to be written
to the SAS log. |
ISPPPT
|
Specifies whether ISPF parameter value pointers and lengths are to be
written to the SAS log. |
ISPTRACE
|
Specifies whether the parameter lists and service return codes are to
be written to the SAS log. |
ISPVDEFA
|
Specifies whether all current SAS variables are to be identified to
ISPF via the SAS VDEFINE user exit. |
ISPVDLT
|
Specifies whether VDELETE is executed before each SAS variable is identified
to ISPF via VDEFINE. |
ISPVDTRC
|
Specifies whether to trace every VDEFINE for SAS variables. |
ISPVIMSG=
|
Specifies the ISPF message ID that is to be set by the SAS VDEFINE user
exit when the informat for a variable returns a nonzero return code. |
ISPVRMSG=
|
Specifies the ISPF message ID that is to be set by the SAS VDEFINE user
exit when a variable has a null value. |
ISPVTMSG=
|
Specifies the ISPF message ID that is to be displayed by the SAS VDEFINE
user exit when the ISPVTRAP option is in effect. |
ISPVTNAM=
|
Restricts the information that is displayed by the ISPVTRAP option to
the specified variable only. |
ISPVTPNL=
|
Specifies the name of the ISPF panel that is to be displayed by the
SAS VDEFINE user exit when the ISPVTRAP option is in effect. |
ISPVTRAP
|
Specifies whether the SAS VDEFINE user exit is to write information
to the SAS log (for debugging purposes) each time it is entered. |
ISPVTVARS=
|
Specifies the prefix for the ISPF variables to be set by the SAS VDEFINE
user exit when the ISPVTRAP option is in effect. |
JREOPTIONS=
|
Identifies the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) options for SAS. |
LOG=
|
Specifies a destination for a copy of the SAS log when running in batch
mode. |
MEMLEAVE=
|
Specifies the amount of memory in the user's region that is reserved
exclusively for the use of the operating environment. |
MEMRPT
|
Specifies whether memory usage statistics are to be written to the SAS
log for each step. |
MEMSIZE=
|
Specifies the limit on the total amount of memory that can be used by
a SAS session. |
MINSTG
|
Tells SAS whether to minimize its use of storage. |
MSG=
|
Specifies the library that contains the SAS error messages. |
MSGCASE
|
Specifies whether notes, warnings, and error messages that are generated
by SAS are displayed in uppercase characters. |
MSGSIZE=
|
Specifies the size of the message cache. |
OPLIST
|
Specifies whether the settings of the SAS system options are written
to the SAS log. |
PFKEY=
|
Specifies which set of function keys to designate as the primary set
of function keys. |
PGMPARM=
|
Specifies the parameter that is passed to the external program specified
by the SYSINP= option. |
PRINT=
|
Specifies a destination for SAS output when running in batch mode. |
PROCLEAVE=
|
Specifies how much memory to leave unallocated for SAS procedures to
use to complete critical functions during out-of-memory conditions. |
REALMEMSIZE=
|
Specifies the amount of real memory SAS can expect to allocate. |
REXXLOC=
|
Specifies the ddname of the REXX library to be searched when the REXXMAC
option is in effect. |
REXXMAC
|
Enables or disables the REXX interface. |
SASLIB=
|
Specifies the ddname for an alternate load library. |
SASSCRIPT
|
Specifies one or more storage locations of SAS/CONNECT script files. |
SEQENGINE=
|
Specifies the default engine for sequential SAS libraries. |
SET=
|
Defines an environment variable. |
SORT=
|
Specifies the minimum size of all allocated sort work data sets. |
SORTALTMSGF
|
Enables sorting with alternate message flags. |
SORTBLKMODE
|
Enables block mode sorting. |
SORTBUFMOD
|
Enables modification of the sort utility output buffer. |
SORTCUTP=
|
Specifies the number of bytes that SAS sorts. If the number of observations
in the data set is greater that the specified number, the host sort program
sorts the remaining observations. |
SORTDEV=
|
Specifies the unit device name if SAS dynamically allocates the sort
work file. |
SORTDEVWARN
|
Enables device type warnings. |
SORTEQOP
|
Specifies whether the host sort utility supports the EQUALS option. |
SORTLIB=
|
Specifies the name of the sort library. |
SORTLIST
|
Enables passing of the LIST parameter to the host sort utility. |
SORTMSG
|
Controls the class of messages to be written by the host sort utility. |
SORTMSG=
|
Specifies the ddname to be dynamically allocated for the message print
file of the host sort utility. |
SORTNAME=
|
Specifies the name of the host sort utility. |
SORTOPTS
|
Specifies whether the host sort utility supports the OPTIONS statement. |
SORTPARM=
|
Specifies parameters for the host sort utility. |
SORTPGM=
|
Specifies whether SAS sorts using the SAS sort utility or the host sort
utility. |
SORTSHRB
|
Specifies whether the host sort interface can modify data in buffers. |
SORTSUMF
|
Specifies whether the host sort utility supports the SUM FIELDS=NONE
control statement. |
SORTUADCON
|
Specifies whether the host sort utility supports passing a user address
constant to the E15/E35 exits. |
SORTUNIT=
|
Specifies the unit of allocation for sort work files. |
SORTWKDD=
|
Specifies the prefix of sort work data sets. |
SORTWKNO=
|
Specifies how many sort work data sets to allocate. |
SORT31PL
|
Controls what type of parameter list is used to invoke the host sort
utility. |
STAE
|
Enables or disables a system abend exit. |
STATS
|
Specifies whether statistics are to be written to the SAS log. |
STAX
|
Specifies whether to enable attention handling. |
STIMER
|
Specifies whether to write a subset of system performance statistics
to the SAS log. |
SVC11SCREEN
|
Specifies whether to enable SVC 11 screening to obtain host date and
time information. |
SYNCHIO
|
Specifies whether synchronous I/O is enabled. |
SYSIN=
|
Specifies the location of the primary SAS input data stream. |
SYSINP=
|
Specifies the name of an external program that provides SAS input statements. |
SYSLEAVE=
|
Specifies how much memory to leave unallocated to ensure that SAS software
tasks are able to terminate successfully. |
SYSPREF=
|
Specifies a prefix for partially qualified physical filenames. |
SYSPRINT=
|
Specifies the handling of output that is directed to the default print
file. |
S99NOMIG
|
Tells SAS whether to recall a migrated data set. |
TAPECLOSE=
|
Specifies the default CLOSE setting for a SAS library that is on tape. |
USER=
|
Specifies the location of the default SAS library. |
V6GUIMODE
|
Specifies whether SAS uses Version 6 SCL selection list windows. |
VERBOSE
|
Specifies whether SAS writes the system option settings to the SAS log
or to the batch log. |
WTOUSERDESC=
|
Specifies a WTO DATA step function descriptor code. |
WTOUSERMCSF=
|
Specifies WTO DATA step function MCS flags. |
WTOUSERROUT=
|
Specifies a WTO DATA step function routing code. |
XCMD
|
Specifies whether the X command is valid in the SAS session. |
For more information, see the SAS Intelligence Platform documentation
on http://support.sas.com.