specifies the location
for copies of procedure output to be written. The file-specification argument can be any valid UNIX path to a directory,
a filename, or an environment variable that is associated with a path.
If you specify only the path to a directory, the copy is placed in
a file in the specified directory. The name of the file will be filename.lst,
where filename is the name
of your SAS job. If you are running SAS interactively and specify
only the path to a directory, the output is written to a file named
sas.lst.
-NOALTPRINT
causes any previous
ALTPRINT specifications to be ignored.
Details
The ALTPRINT system
option specifies a destination to which copies of the SAS procedure
output file are written. All messages that are written to the SAS
procedure output file are also written to the location specified in file-specification.
You can use this option to capture the procedure output for printing.