Writing to the SAS Log
Default Output to the SAS Log
The previous sample
logs show the information that appears in the log by default. You
can also write to the log by using the PUT statement or the LIST statement
within a DATA step. You can also use the %PUT macro statement anywhere
in your program. These statements can be used to debug your SAS programs.
Writing Messages to the SAS Log: The PUT Statement
Introduction to the PUT Statement
The PUT statement enables you to write information that you specify, including text strings and variable values, to the log. Each time the DATA step iterates, the PUT statement is executed, and a message is written to the log. Values can be written in column, list, formatted, or named output style. (For ...
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