Tests for use of autoexec file

This program uses the SASUnit framework to initialize a test scenario. The objective is to validate that a specific autoexec file has been loaded during execution. This is verified by the presence of an expected macro variable (&HUGO) and a specific message in the log. It also executes PROC OPTIONS for indicative purposes or environment verification.

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Type : CREATION_INTERNE

The script does not consume data tables. It relies on the session state (macro variables) and execution logs generated by the test framework.

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SASUNIT MACROS

Explanation :
Initialization of the SASUnit test scenario and definition of the first test case targeting '_dummy_macro.sas' to verify autoexec behavior.

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1	%initScenario(i_desc =Tests for use of autoexec file);
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3	/* test case 1 ------------------------------------*/
4	%initTestcase(i_object=_dummy_macro.sas, i_desc=special autoexec should be used);

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PROC OPTIONS

Explanation :
Execution of the OPTIONS procedure to list current SAS system options in the log, useful for debugging the execution context.

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1	PROC OPTIONS;
2	RUN;

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SASUNIT ASSERTIONS

Explanation :
Closing the test call and executing assertions: verification of the macro variable &HUGO's value (which must be defined by autoexec), verification of the autoexec file name's presence in the log, and validation of the absence of errors or warnings.

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1	%endTestcall()
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3	%assertEquals (i_expected=Test for i_autoexec, i_actual=&HUGO, i_desc=must be equal);
4	%assertLogMsg (i_logMsg =autoexec_for_autoexec_test.sas);
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6	%assertLog (i_errors=0, i_warnings=0)
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8	%endTestcase()
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10	%endScenario();

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