What is the effect of the OPTIONS statement ERRORS=1?
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Answer / anand kumar
Stop on errors 1 (if you set this option to 1 the session
will be stopped after occurance of 1 error row. if it is 0
the session will not be stopped even u got n number of
errors.
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Answer / joshu
options error :set a limit for data errors.
options error=1 then after executing if errors are more than 1 it stops the session.
options error =max (default)
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Answer / suraj sarjine
this error=1 option will sort out all the observation
having errors in the data set,and we can make a seperate
data set with errors data.
this technique is used for finding errors in the data set.
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