Notes

1. A sequence of SAS language statements that is submitted to a SAS server by an IMLPlus program must contain zero or more complete DATA or PROC steps. IMLPlus does not support submitting partial DATA or PROC steps. One notable exception to this rule is that it is acceptable to use the RUN statement to execute a PROC step, although the QUIT statement is preferred. If IMLPlus detects that a sequence of SAS language statements has left SAS in a DATA or PROC step, IMLPlus forces SAS to exit the step.
2. The SAS language statements that you submit from an IMLPlus program can make use of the SAS macro facility.
3. SAS macro variables and macro definitions are not cleared by the ResetState.sas file. If you need to clear a particular macro variable, add a %SYMDEL statement to the ResetState.sas file.
4. You must not submit the following SAS language statements from an IMLPlus program:
   • ENDSAS;
   • PROC IML;
5. Because IML Studio runs SAS in OBJECTSERVER mode, any attempt by a PROC to create a window will fail.