RMFPP - Generating Reports & SAS Listing Options

After the required control statements have been entered, the report generation process is begun by means of a SAS MACRO. The statement is required and must be present as the last control statement following the //CONTROL DD * statement in the report JCL.
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The format of the statement is:
%RMFPP(options);
The options permitted are:
CHECK=ON or CHECK=OFF
CHECK=ON allows for syntax checking of control statements and the analysis of each SYSID's environment without actually producing reports. CHECK=OFF is the default.
SOURCE=ON or SOURCE=OFF
SOURCE=ON causes the SAS log to contain the source statements executed to produce the reports. The default is SOURCE=OFF.
MPRINT=ON or MPRINT=OFF
MPRINT=ON causes the SAS log to contain the statements produced by SAS MACRO expansion. The default is MPRINT=OFF.
DBUG=ON or DBUG=OFF
DBUG=ON causes the SAS log to contain diagnostic messages related to SAS Macro execution. This option is helpful in troubleshooting report failures. The default is DBUG=OFF.
Multiple options should be separated by commas.
Examples:
%RMFPP; %RMFPP(CHECK=ON,MPRINT=ON);