Which feature is NOT typically associated with the Editor window?

The feature of displaying execution logs is not typically associated with the Editor window. The Editor window in SAS is primarily designed for writing and editing program code. It provides functionalities such as saving programs and executing them directly, allowing users to make changes and run the code within the same interface. However, execution logs, which provide detailed feedback on the running of programs, are generally found in a separate window known as the Log window. The separation of these functionalities helps maintain a clear distinction between the coding process and the output or errors generated from code execution. Hence, the Editor window does not serve the purpose of displaying execution logs, making this the correct answer.