% --- Source file: sas.list.Rd ---
\name{sas.list}
\alias{sas.list}
%\docType{package}
\title{
 List for SAS data sets
}
\description{
 The list to use for type 4 (SAS) data sets
}
\usage{
sas.list <- list(sas.exe=, sas.file=, shell="bash")
}
\arguments{
  \item{sas.exe}{The complete path to the executable file to 
                    start SAS. If there is a command (eg sas) to start
                    SAS from any directory, then use the command instead.
                    No default. }
  \item{sas.file}{Path to the file sasfile.sas. This file can be found in the
                  exec subfolder of the CaseControl.Genetics library.
                    No default.
}
  \item{shell}{The default is "bash".}
}
\details{ In this list, \code{sas.exe} and \code{sas.file} must be specified. 
The option \code{shell} is only useful when running on UNIX.
}
\keyword{misc}