Ensure that you submit

   run;
   quit;

    ods destination close;

Be aware that in SAS jobs, "step boundaries" separate each PROC or DATA step. The output from a SAS procedure is not complete until the step boundary is reached, even if the contents of the Output window appear complete. A step boundary is marked when the next procedure or DATA step is encountered or at the next QUIT statement. That might surprise you: for most procedures, a RUN statement ends the step, but for interactive procedures it really takes a QUIT to end it. To be safe, issue

    run; quit;

or just

    quit;

before you close an ODS destination.

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