If you happen to be one of the unlucky programmers who lost the SAS code … because you didn’t save it. There is solution for that…. SAS System automatically takes the backup of the SAS code for every 10 minutes (default);
Just look in the following location:
C:\Documents and Settings\Programmer Name\Application Data\SAS\EnhancedEditor\
Note: Replace “Programmer Name” with your login user id of the System you are using;
If you go the specified location above, you will see a copy of the unsaved version of the SAS code.
It will be quick if you search files with the extension name ‘.$AS’ (extension for auto-saved SAS codes)
If you want, you can also change the 10-minute time interval for Auto save…. Go to…
Tools ► Options ► Preferences ►Edit.
In the preferences dialog box, make sure to the change the time under Autosave every …. And click
on OK ...
Just look in the following location:
C:\Documents and Settings\Programmer Name\Application Data\SAS\EnhancedEditor\
Note: Replace “Programmer Name” with your login user id of the System you are using;
If you go the specified location above, you will see a copy of the unsaved version of the SAS code.
It will be quick if you search files with the extension name ‘.$AS’ (extension for auto-saved SAS codes)
If you want, you can also change the 10-minute time interval for Auto save…. Go to…
Tools ► Options ► Preferences ►Edit.
In the preferences dialog box, make sure to the change the time under Autosave every …. And click
on OK ...
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ReplyDeleteThis is for Window SAS user, right? Any clue for Unix user? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like an interesting research done by you. You have done a great job and need appreciation for it at a global level. i will recommend your name for it.
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