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Remote SAS Session Management and System Command

This SAS script manages the initiation and termination of a remote SAS session via SAS/CONNECT, while executing a Windows system command to launch a SAS spawner.

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Managing SAS Session Options

Saving, temporarily modifying, and restoring SAS system options.

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Baseball Statistics Analysis with CAS

This SAS Viya 4 script loads baseball data from the SASHELP library into a CAS table, then performs statistical analysis using PROC MEANS on this CAS table. It also handles CAS session initialization and action history.

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Delete entries from a graphics catalog

The GKILL macro deletes entries from a graphics catalog. This is useful when PROC GREPLAY is used repeatedly in a single session or a batch file, and each new sequence of plots for PROC GREPLAY must start with a clean slate.

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Definition of the Prtlast macro

This script defines a utility macro named %prtlast that displays data from the most recently created table in the SAS session.

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Clean Up "Ghost" Sessions: A Safe Macro to Terminate Stuck SAS Processes on Windows

Utility macro to terminate a specific SAS session on Windows via the taskkill system command.

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Managing user-defined formats in CAS for Viya

This SAS script demonstrates how to create, save, promote, and make user-defined formats accessible in the SAS Cloud Analytic Services (CAS) environment of SAS Viya 4. It includes steps to initialize the CAS session, define a format via PROC FORMAT with a CASFMTLIB, and configure CAS server optio...

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Deletion of compiled macros

Utility macro to delete compiled macros from the current session (WORK library).

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Detecting Maximum Indices of Titles and Footnotes

Utility macro to identify the highest numbers used for titles and footnotes in the current SAS session.

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Generate a unique SAS libref

This macro generates a unique SAS libref by appending a numeric suffix to a given prefix, to avoid library name conflicts within a SAS session.