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Editing and Debugging SAS Programs
Correcting Errors


Resubmitting a Revised Program

After correcting your program, you can submit it again. Before doing so though, it's a good idea to clear the messages from the Log window so you don't confuse the old error messages with the new messages. Then you can resubmit the program and view any resulting output.

 
Obs ID Name ActLevel Fee
1 2458 Murray, W HIGH 85.20
2 2462 Almers, C HIGH 124.80
3 2501 Bonaventure, T LOW 149.75
4 2523 Johnson, R MOD 149.75
5 2539 LaMance, K LOW 124.80
6 2544 Jones, M HIGH 124.80
7 2552 Reberson, P MOD 149.75
8 2555 King, E MOD 149.75
9 2563 Pitts, D LOW 124.80
10 2568 Eberhardt, S LOW 124.80
11 2571 Nunnelly, A HIGH 149.75
12 2572 Oberon, M LOW 85.20
13 2574 Peterson, V MOD 149.75
14 2575 Quigley, M HIGH 124.80
15 2578 Cameron, L MOD 124.80
16 2579 Underwood, K LOW 149.75
17 2584 Takahashi, Y MOD 124.80
18 2586 Derber, B HIGH 85.20
19 2588 Ivan, H LOW 85.20
20 2589 Wilcox, E HIGH 149.75
21 2595 Warren, C MOD 149.75


Remember to check the Log window again to verify that your program ran correctly.


SAS Log


Note: Because submitted steps remain in the recall buffer, resubmitting error-free steps wastes system resources. You can delete any error-free steps from a revised program before resubmitting it.

Hot Tip: To resubmit a section of code in the Windows operating environment, highlight the selected code in the Program Editor window or an Enhanced Editor window. Then select Run --> Submit.



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