I've seen that Windows 2000 includes a config.nt and autoexec.nt file used to initialize and be compatible with some older DOS programs. However, since I'm not running any DOS programs on one box here ...
In this example, the OPTIONS statement sets some SAS system options, and the LIBNAME statement assigns a libref. Note: Some SAS system options can be specified only when you invoke SAS. These system ...
Mainly just curious. I myself haven't really come across anything all that odd unfortunately. Long maybe, like the Win98 boot floppies and such, but nothing really crazy or anything. I do know there ...
Configuration files can contain only SAS system option settings, while autoexec files can contain any valid SAS statement. For example, you may want to create an autoexec file that includes an OPTIONS ...
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