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Abstract
Reports generated by a program using the ODS DOCUMENT destination can be stored, prior to printing, in a single file. This file can then be used with PROC DOCUMENT to generate reports selectively to 1 or more ODS destinations without the need to re‑run the original data processing. This paper describes the benefits and limitations of PROC DOCUMENT.
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