For some perverted reason, SAS on samiam has not been configured to work with the terminals in the Seuss lab. There are two steps to making certain that the keyboard on the terminals works with SAS. The first is to set up what your X resources so that the terminal keys map to SAS keys. To do this follow these instructions:

1) copy my Xresource file to your account. The commands are:
cd
mkdir app-defaults
chdir app-defaults
cp ~/carey/app-defaults/SAS .

2) set the environmental variable XAPPLRESDIR. It is handy to put the following command into your shell resource file:
setenv XAPPLRESDIR ~/app-defaults

Once you have done these, the keys will now perform the following actions when you are writing and editing a program in SAS:

Greg's Xresources Keymap for SAS
Key	Action
Insert	Toggle insert and overwrite mode
Delete	Delete the character that the cursor is on
Home	Go to the top of the file
End	Go to the bottom of the file
Page Up	Scroll up one page
Page Down	Scroll down one page
Ctrl a	Move to the beginning of the line
Ctrl e	Move to the end of the line
Ctrl d	Delete the character that the cursor is on
Ctrl k	Delete from the cursor to the end of the line

The second task is to change your SAS profile so that it matches mine. This will give definitions to the function keys and also change the colors of the windows. To do this, enter the following unix commands:
cd
cd sasuser
mv profile.sct01 profile.sct01.old
cp ~carey/sasuser/profile.sct01 .

The following table shows what the function keys now perform in SAS:

Greg's Function Keys
	Normal	Shift + Function Key
F1	undo last command	clear the window
F2	cut marked text	undo last command
F3	store (copy) marked text	pgm (move to program window)
F4	paste the cut or stored text	prevcmd (execute the previous command)
F5	rfind (repeat the last find command)	bfind (backwards find)
F6	rchange (repeat the last change command)	wpopup
F7	recall the last commands submitted to SAS	log (move to log window)
F8	:ts (break the text here, creating a new line)
F9	:tc (join text with the next line)
F10	submit commands	command (toggle command vs menu modes)
F11	unmark text	output (move to output window)
F12	mark text	mark rectangular text block

Other tidbits:

Examples from the SAS manuals are located within directory
/usr/local/opt/SAS/sas609/samples

Within that directory are a number of subdirectories that contain the source code for a particular SAS product. For example, the source code for all the examples in the SAS STAT product is located within
usr/local/opt/SAS/sas609/samples/stat
and the source code for GRAPH is located within
usr/local/opt/SAS/sas609/samples/graph

Examples of SAS macros may be found in directory
usr/local/opt/SAS/sas609/sasautos