Which of the following describes the Output + Results Viewer?

The Output + Results Viewer in SAS is specifically designed to display output in a continuous format, typically in HTML. When you run a SAS program that generates output, such as tables, graphs, and other data visualizations, this viewer consolidates all the results into a single continuous report. This feature is useful for reviewing results, as it provides an organized and visually appealing way to examine outputs without interruption.

In contrast, while execution logs can be found in this environment, the viewer itself does not focus primarily on logs. Similarly, program submission is facilitated by the SAS session interface, not specifically by the Output + Results Viewer. Lastly, data set management is handled separately within SAS, typically through the use of other interfaces designed for data manipulation and management tasks, rather than through the Output + Results Viewer. Thus, the continuous HTML report characteristic clearly identifies the primary purpose of the Output + Results Viewer.