Date:         Mon, 26 Apr 2004 19:16:46 +0200
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Subject:      Re: how to read the SCL code
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On 26 Apr 04 16:45:44 GMT, phanitata76@YAHOO.COM (Subhu PK tatha)
wrote:

>hello all,
>I have a problem, I am trying to docqument an application which has been
>developed in SAS/AF there are lot of frames runing but I need to read the
>SCL code behind them I tried typing SCL, SOURCE, FSEDIT SOURCE on command
>line but none of them worked can any of you suggest me a way out
>thank you for the help
>subhu.

If you're not already in the BUILD environment you can get there
directly by typing BUILD libname.catalog.program.frame (with your
values, obviously) at a command line.

Once you're in Build, you should be able to look at the SCL code by
using the command 'SRC' or clicking the appropriate icon on the
toolbar. If you get a blank screen it's possible that the application
has been compiled with the NOSRC option, which basically removes the
source code from the compiled object. In this case you'll need to get
another copy supplied where this was not specified.

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