SAS® on the Unix
To simulate SAS Display Manager, it is useful to open three terminal windows to view these files: SAS program, log and list.
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SAS Companion for Unix Syntax Append Diff Files
1. UNIX® Users - See Output of a PROC CONTENTS or PROC PRINT With a Single Command!, Tina Bykofsky
2. SAS Procedures as UNIX Commands, Sriharsha Rachabattula
3. Some Tricks to Get the Best Out of SAS® and UNIX, Chienchung Chen
4. Wonderful Unix SAS Scripts: SAS Quickies for Dummies, Raoul Bernal [Batch files]
5. Unix and SAS: Getting Started, Sara Hickson
6. UltraEdit: Thumbs-Up Code Editor for SAS® Programming On PC and UNIX Servers, Eugene Tsykalov
7. Smokin With UNIX® Pipes, Kimberly LeBouton, Thomas Rice
8. Unix to RTF Macro, Producing RTF Reports on the Unix Platform, Jim Snider
9. SAS® UNIX-Space Analyzer – A Handy Tool for UNIX SAS Administrators, Airaha Chelvakkanthan Manickam
10. Locally Visible, Remote Data and Format, Hsiwei Yu, Brian Deitch, Kamau Njuguna [LIBNAME]
11. How to Access PC File Data Objects Directly from UNIX, Howard Plemmons
12. The SAS Terminator: An Ultimate Killer of UNIX Processes, Houliang Li
13. UNIX Comes to the Rescue: A Comparison between UNIX SAS® and PC SAS, Chii-Dean Lin, Ming Ji
14. Let SAS® Do Your DIRty Work Richann Watson
15. I’ve Got to Hand It to You; Portable Programming Techniques, Art Carpenter, Mary Rosenbloom
16. Good Programming Practice when Working Across PC SAS and UNIX SAS James Zhao
17. Quick Windows Batches to Control SAS Programs Running Under, Windows and UNIX, Stanislaw Furdal
18. Unix: passing parameter to a SAS program in command line [SAS Support]
19. A Sysparm Companion, Passing Values to a Program from the Command Line, Ronald Fehd
21. A Macro to Create a Batch Submit SAS Program, Helen Sun, Cindy Wong
22. Creating a Batch Command File for Executing SAS with Dynamic and Custom System Options, Gary Moore
23. Passing parameter to a SAS program in command line [SAS Blog]
The -sysparm in you question should work, you can pass multiple parameters in -sysparm option and parse it using scan function in sas file. To redirect your log and lst result to particular file you can use -log and -print options.
Modifying your code as below:
sas /<path>/<program>.sas -sysparm "value1,value2" -log anypath/anyname.log -print anypath/anyname.lst
in your code you can parse -sysparm using scan function.
data _null;
_value1=scan(sysparm(),1,', ');
_value2=scan(sysparm(),2,',');
call symput("value1", "_value1");
call symput("value2", "_value2");
run;