SAS is always saving my graphical ODS output in the folder that the code/editor file used to create it is in. For example, I open a program and run analyses and SAS saves the output as a "***.png" file in the folder that has the source code. *** stands for whatever the procedure generates for the graphics (e.g., forest plots, ROC, Matrix plot, OR, etc.). This really starts to accumulate after awhile and I run the risk of deleting the wrong documents when attempting to delete these hundreds of files I don't want.
It seems like this happens after I tell SAS to generate a RTF, using code such as this:
I believe it has to do with the "ODS rtf". It may also be saving it in the last folder I opened on my computer.
Added per Dason's request (below): How do I stop this from happening???
It seems like this happens after I tell SAS to generate a RTF, using code such as this:
Code:
ods rtf;
proc print data=anti_sample;
where Excluded_from_algorithm = 0;
var Type_of_Initial_Cellulitis__hosp
Antibiotic__1_Choice
Antibiotic__2_Choice
Antibiotic__3_Choice
Antibiotic__4_Choice
Wound_Culture__1_Result
Wound_Culture__2_Result;
run;
ods rtf close;Added per Dason's request (below): How do I stop this from happening???