Date:         Wed, 20 Aug 2008 09:13:07 -0500
Reply-To:     Walter Scott <Walter.Scott@STATE.TN.US>
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From:         Walter Scott <Walter.Scott@STATE.TN.US>
Subject:      Re: kinds of sas product
Comments: To: Tanvir Quadir <tanvir_quadir@YAHOO.COM>
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  Tanvir,
     Proc setinit will list all modules licensed at your site; even if you don't have it installed.
     The sysprod() function appears to do the same.  I just ran the code you posted below.  It returned 1 for ETS.  We do have ETS licensed; but, I do not have it installed.
          Walter

>>> Tanvir Quadir <tanvir_quadir@YAHOO.COM> 16:34 19-Aug-08 >>>
Hi Jeff:

As many people already replied, PROC SETINIT; RUN; can give you the idea which product you have, which you don't. The SYSPROD function can also serve your purpose. I would use the following program if I have the same question like you.

data _null_;
file print;
x = sysprod('ets');
put x=;
run;

As
for example, I want to see whether my installed SAS has ETS module or
not. If the value of X is returned 1 in the output window then the
module is already installed, 0 means the product is not licensed and -1
implies it is not a product name.

Hope it will work.

Kind regards,
Tanvir


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Tanvir Quadir
Ph.D. Student (Statistics)
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
University of Windsor
E-mail: quadirt@uwindsor.ca
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----- Original Message ----
From: Jeff <zhujp98@GMAIL.COM>
To: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 9:34:03 AM
Subject: kinds of sas product

How can I check what kinds of sas product  module do I have?
for example, I want check if my sas package include sas/access, sas/Af,
sas/ETS.....
How can I find out?
THX
Jeff