To be able to read the manual pages in the
utilities/man directory, copy the files to the
man1 subdirectory of the location of the other man
files for your system. This location is usually
/usr/man or
/usr/local/man. Execute the UNIX
man man command to determine the appropriate pathname
for your system. When you have found the correct pathname, use the
following command to copy the SAS man files:
cp -r sasroot/utilities/man/* pathname
pathname is
the directory location of your system man files.
For example, the following
command enables you to access online Help by copying the SAS man files
from the
!SASROOT directory to the
man1 file in your system's
man directory:
cp /usr/local/SASHome/SASFoundation/9.3/utilities/man/* /usr/local/man/man1
After you issue this
command, you can access online Help with the
man sas command.
You can also add the
directory to your system's MANPATH environment variable if it has
been previously defined, or you can set you own MANPATH environment
variable,