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0 It is my understanding that if a SAS process hits an error that the value of &SYSCC. will not be 0. which is the success return code. I am writing said variable to a text file to act as a go/no go signal to a Python script that I am using to orchestrate some wider processes. Whilst testing the behaviour of said variable by triggering some simple, deliberate errors I have noticed that it is still returning zero: %macro test; sdsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfs %put &syscc. **********************************; %mend; %test; Have I misunderstood something? Thanks sas share | improve this question asked Nov 20 '18 at 10:57 ...

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