| Using SCL with Other SAS Software Products |
By
default, SCL reformats the submitted code when it copies
it to the preview buffer. To conserve space, all leading and trailing spaces
in the submitted text are removed. Semicolons in the submitted statements
cause line breaks in the submitted text.
In some situations (for example, when the submitted
code includes lines of raw data), you may want to prevent this formatting
by SCL. You can do this by using a CONTROL statement with the ASIS option.
When an SCL program contains a CONTROL ASIS statement, SCL honors the indention
and spacing that appears in the submit block. Programs that use CONTROL ASIS
are more efficient because the time spent on formatting is reduced. A CONTROL
NOASIS statement restores the default behavior.
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