PAGENO=

PAGENO=

Resets the page number

Language element: system option

Default: 1

Valid in: configuration file, SAS invocation, OPTIONS statement, System Options window, VMS_SAS_OPTIONS DCL symbol

OpenVMS specifics: valid values for n; syntax

Syntax
Details
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Syntax

PAGENO=n | nK | nM | nG | MIN | MAX | hexX

n | nK | nM | nG: specifies the page number in bytes (n), kilobytes (nK), megabytes (nM), or gigabytes (nG).
MIN: sets the page number to the minimum number, which is 1.
MAX: specifies the maximum page number as the largest signed, 4-byte integer representable in your operating environment.
hexX: specifies the page number as a hexadecimal number. This number must be followed by an X, as in hexadecimal-valueX.

Details

The PAGENO= system option specifies a beginning page number for the next page of output that SAS produces. Under OpenVMS, 1 is the default.

In Version 7, if you specify the PAGENO= system option when you invoke the SAS System or in a configuration file, you can use the command-line alias, PAGNO.

See Also

PAGENO= system option in SAS Language Reference: Dictionary

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Language element:	system option
Default:	1
Valid in:	configuration file, SAS invocation, OPTIONS statement, System Options window, VMS_SAS_OPTIONS DCL symbol
OpenVMS specifics:	valid values for n; syntax