When a SAS^® Stored Process is executed with a SAS^® Stored Process Server, a numeric status code is reported in the SAS Stored Process Server log file to indicate the completion state. For example:

The following list documents possible status codes that can be returned when a SAS Stored Process is executed with SAS 9.1.3:

    0 = normal completion, no errors or warnings
    4 = warning
 1012 = error generated, but output might still be correctly produced
 1016 = out of memory
 1020 = I/O error
 2000 = semantic action problem - an element in the SAS code experienced
        an error when it signaled the parser to perform some action
 3000 = error generated with no output produced
20000 = ABORT statement used in stored process code

In general, the SAS Stored Process status code will reflect the value of the SYSERR automatic macro variable. For SAS 9.2 return codes, refer to the documentation for the SYSERR automatic macro variable.

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