GREPLAY Procedure
- Syntax
Procedure SyntaxPROC GREPLAY Statement? StatementBYLINE StatementCC StatementCCOPY StatementCDEF StatementCDELETE StatementCMAP StatementCOPY StatementDELETE StatementDEVICE StatementFS StatementGOUT StatementGROUP StatementIGOUT StatementLIST StatementMODIFY StatementMOVE StatementNOBYLINE StatementPREVIEW StatementQUIT StatementREPLAY StatementTC StatementTCOPY StatementTDEF StatementTDELETE StatementTEMPLATE StatementTREPLAY Statement - Overview
- Concepts
- Using Using the GREPLAY Procedure WindowsUsing Code-based Statements to Run the GREPLAY ProcedureUsing the GREPLAY Procedure to Replay Catalog EntriesUsing the GREPLAY Procedure to Create Custom TemplatesUsing the GREPLAY Procedure to Replay Graphics Output in a TemplateUsing the GREPLAY Procedure to Create Color Maps
- Examples
REPLAY Statement
Identifies one or more entries for replay from the
input catalog.
| Alias: | PLAY |
| Notes: | If any entry specified in a REPLAY statement is not found
in the input catalog, the GREPLAY procedure issues a message to the
SAS log. The GREPLAY procedure continues to replay valid entries.
When you replay your graphs, use the same device that you used when you generated the original graphs. If you use a different device, your replayed graphs might be distorted. For a graph with a border, or a graph that includes titles and footnotes, if the border, titles, and footnotes are rendered outside of the GRSEG, they are not included in the replayed graph. See Considerations for Replaying a Graph. |
Syntax
REPLAY entry-id(s) | _FIRST_ | _LAST_ | _ALL_ ;
Required Arguments
- entry-id(s)
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is the number (in the order in which they were created) or name of a catalog entry or a group of entries in the input catalog. Entries must contain graphics output. Multiple entries can contain both numbers and names. This statement specifies both the entry named GRAPH, and the third entry in the catalog:
replay graph 3;