Get SLC Log Contents — get_slc

Retrieves the contents of the SLC log file from the most recent SLC submission

Usage

get_slc_log(connection = NULL, type = "all")

get_slc_log(connection = NULL, type = "all")

Arguments

connection: SLC connection object
type: Character string specifying log type: "log" for main log, "error" for error log, or "all" for both (default)

Value

Log contents as character vector or list

A character vector containing the log contents, or a list of logs if type="all"

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Initialize connection and run some code
conn <- slc_init()
slc_submit("data test; x = 1; run;", conn)

# Get all log output
logs <- get_slc_log(conn, "all")
str(logs)

# Get only the log portion
log_only <- get_slc_log(conn, "log")
cat(log_only, sep = "\n")

# Get only error/listing output
errors <- get_slc_log(conn, "error")

# Using automatic connection
slc_submit("proc print data=sashelp.class; run;")
recent_logs <- get_slc_log(type = "all")
} # }

# Example of log types
if (FALSE) {
  conn <- slc_init()

  # Run code that generates log output
  slc_submit("data example; x = 1; y = x * 2; run;", conn)

  # Different ways to access logs
  all_output <- get_slc_log(conn, "all")      # Both log and listing
  log_output <- get_slc_log(conn, "log")      # Just the log
  lst_output <- get_slc_log(conn, "error")    # Just the listing
}
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Initialize connection
conn <- slc_init()

# Run some SLC code
slc_submit("proc print data=sashelp.class;", conn)

# Get all logs
logs <- get_slc_log(conn)
str(logs)

# Get only the main log
main_log <- get_slc_log(conn, type = "log")
cat(main_log)

# Get only the listing output
error_log <- get_slc_log(conn, type = "lst")
cat(error_log)

# Can also be used without explicit connection
logs <- get_slc_log(type = "all")
} # }