what is the effect of the options statement errors=1? : Sas programming
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Answer / Mrinal Kaushick
The OPTIONS statement with ERRORS=1 in SAS changes the default behavior for how SAS handles errors. With ERRORS=1, SAS will continue processing data steps even if errors occur, but it will issue a warning message and set the system option _ERROR_= to 1. This allows you to use the PROC MEANS or PROC SQL procedures to analyze the number of observations read and written in the data step.
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