Clearing work.GSEG window when working with GPLOT interactive

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Clearing work.GSEG window when working with GPLOT interactive

Postby johbee » Thu, 13 Dec 2007 23:55:27 GMT

Dear SAS-L,

Does anyone know how to clear the work.GSEG window of plots from consecutive
plots (work.gseg.glpot[1..n]) when working with
SAS and running glpot interactively.

Thanks, any help is appreciated.

Jake

Re: Clearing work.GSEG window when working with GPLOT interactive

Postby johbee » Fri, 14 Dec 2007 05:34:52 GMT

Jerry

Thank you very much!

Jake






Re: Clearing work.GSEG window when working with GPLOT interactive

Postby Richard A. DeVenezia » Sat, 15 Dec 2007 00:46:33 GMT



You can use
    goptions goutmode=replace;
before your first graphics procedure.

If there are more graphics being generated, be sure to use
    goptions goutmode=append;
after the first proc step.

-- 
Richard A. DeVenezia
 http://www.**--****.com/ 



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