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NAME
sas - The SAS(r) System, Version 9
COPYRIGHT
Copyright(c) 2002 by SAS Institute Inc. All Rights Reserved.
SYNOPSIS
sas [ filename ] [ -option1...-option_n ]
[ -X_option1...-X_option_n ]
DESCRIPTION
The SAS System is an integrated applications system for data
access, management, analysis and presentation.
You can run SAS in batch mode or interactive line mode, or
you can use the SAS windowing environment. Specifying a
filename in the SAS command invokes a batch SAS session. To
run SAS in interactive line mode, specify the -nodms system
option. To use the SAS windowing environment, specify the
-dms, -dmsexp or -explorer system options. If you do not
specify a filename or any of the -nodms, -dms, -dmsexp or
-explorer system options, SAS will default to the interface
specified by your site administrator.
Several publications are available that describe how to use
the SAS System, including:
* SAS(R) Language Reference: Concepts, Version 9
* SAS(R) Language Reference: Dictionary, Version 9, Volumes
1 and 2
* SAS(R) Companion for UNIX Environments, Version 9
The semi-annual Publications Catalog describes all of the
documentation for the SAS System. The catalog is free upon
request.
Please refer to these documents for more information.
OPTIONS
-option1...-option_n
are SAS System options. These options are
instructions that control such things as how
the SAS System initialized, how it interfaces
with hardware and software, and how your
applications are processed.
-X_option1...-X_option_n
are X Toolkit options that are recognized by
the SAS System: -display, -name, -title, and
-xrm.
OPERANDS
filename is the name of the file containing the SAS
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program to be executed.
TRADEMARKS
SAS(R) is a registered trademark of SAS Institute Inc.
UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open Group
SEE ALSO
xsassm(SAS), patchname(SAS), cleanwork(SAS)
AUTHOR
SAS Institute Inc., SAS Campus Drive, Cary, NC 27513
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