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Tuesday, June 12, 2012

If you need to kill a SAS job, after issuing the kill -9 job# command

If you need to kill a SAS job, after issuing the kill -9 job# command

Use the following command to delete the SAS work directory related to this job:

cleanwork /tmp

=> you don't need to go to the /tmp directory to locate and remove your SAS  working directory.

Hint:
For this to work, add the following to your setenv PATH statement in your .cshrc file:
/usr/local/src/sas612/utilities/bin

(if you put this at the end of setenv PATH statement, don't forget the ":" before this path).

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