Hi.

I have a SAS script that does various analysis on my data set, like
glm. Like as follows:

 proc glm DATA = vc_roi;
   class Scanner;
   model XLH_2 XLH_3 = Scanner /nouni;
   repeated fig 2/ nom mean;
 run;

The problem is that I need to run 100+ of different Analysis on the
data. Every procedure gives me a multiple pages of output. So after
the analysis I have tons of output. (See:
http://www.ccbi.cmu.edu/temp/sas.lst for the an output example.) Then
I have to go through the output by hand and pick out the few answers I
need. My question is can I specify in SAS which number(s) of the
output to output(print), or repress some of the output, or better put
some specific output in a variable or table?

Thanks,
Marc

Hi Marc,

The short answer to your question is to use ODS to direct the output to a data set 

Good luck

The Plumber

I did find the ODS function, but I didn't see how I could direct the
output to a data set. Is there an example somewhere?
Marc

You need to start tracing the ODS output like this...

ods trace on;

...sas code...

Then, in the SAS log, each piece of output will have an ODS name. 
Once you know which specific bits of output you need, you can
select/exclude particular names:

ods select "some-output-name".

which must appear before the procedure whose output you want to filter.