SAS(R) 9.1.3 Companion for z/OS

460 ISPCSR= System Option Chapter 18
ISPCSR= System Option
Tells SAS to set an ISPF variable to the name of a variable whose value is found to be invalid
Default: none
Valid in: configuration file, SAS invocation
Category: Host Interfaces: ISPF
PROC OPTIONS GROUP= ISPF
z/OS specifics: all
Syntax
ISPCSR=variable-name
Details
The ISPF variables that are specified by both ISPCSR= and ISPMSG= are set by the
SAS VDEFINE user exit whenever the exit finds an ISPF variable that has a zero
length, or whenever the SAS informat that is associated with the variable finds the
value invalid. SAS uses the VDEFINE user exit to define variable-name as a character
variable length of eight, placing it in the explicit function pool.
To display the current settings of your ISPF options, use PROC OPTIONS
GROUP=ISPF.
See Also
3 “SAS Interface to ISPF” on page 184
ISPEXECV= System Option
Specifies the name of an ISPF variable that passes its value to an ISPF service
Default: none
Valid in: configuration file, SAS invocation
Category: Host Interfaces: ISPF
PROC OPTIONS GROUP= ISPF
z/OS specifics: all
Syntax
ISPEXECV=variable-name
Details
When accessed, the variable contains the return code for the service request. SAS uses
the VDEFINE user exit to define variable-name as a character variable of length two,
placing it in the explicit function pool.