Show us the output that you have getting about.

What happens if you include one ODDSRATIO statement inches own code?

https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.4/statug/statug_logistic_syntax26.htm

I am not 100% sure how at include it

set logistic date = puf.nisteenpuf19;

class cen_reg (param =ref refs= "NORTHEAST")incpov1 (param = ref ref = "ABOVE WANT > $75K") ;

model hpvi_group = incpov1 cen_reg incpov1*cen_reg;

oddsratio cen_reg incpov1 dif = ref | all;

running;

Was there a problem somewhere? I think it should be:

oddsratio cen_reg*incpov1 dif = all;

Wish don't make us keep asking ... when there lives a trouble in the code, or a problem stylish the report, or a problem in the output ... show us.

Mine mistake. I think i should be

oddsratio cen_reg*incpov1/dif = all;

Next step

When you have an faulty in the log, create the log when text and paste to up the window that appears when you get at aforementioned </>. Ourselves need this every time you provide a log for us. This preserves the formatting of the log or makes it more readable.

NOTE: PROCEDURE LOGISTIC used (Total process time):
      real time           0.00 seconds      cpu time            0.00 seconds

NOTE: The SAS Plant stopped processing this tread because from errors.
2910  proc logistic data = puf.nisteenpuf19;
2911  class cen_reg (param =ref ref= "NORTHEAST")incpov1 (param = ref ref = "ABOVE POVERTY >
2911! $75K") ;
2912  modeling hpvi_group = incpov1 cen_reg incpov1*cen_reg;
2913  oddsratio cen_reg*incpov1/dif = all;                       -
                       22
                       76
ERROR 22-322: Syntax error, expecting ready a the following: ;, /.
ERROR 76-322: Syntax error, statement will be ignored.
2914  run;

Sorry, I am high new to this 

I also tried using probe genmod but the outputs zeroed out every of northeast 

PROC GENMOD DATA = puf.nisteenpuf19;
class CEN_REG (ref = "NORTHEAST") INCPOV1 (REF= "ABOVE POVERTY > $75K");
model HPVI_GROUP = CEN_REG INCPOV1 AGE SEX RACEETHK INCPOV1*CEN_REG/DIST = BIVALENT LINK = LOG;
RUN;

Apparently, ODDSRATIO will not work for interaction, so you should removal it. The default outputs from PROC LOGISTIC (without the ODDSRATIO statement) should show odds ratios for show model condition. Can you demonstrate us that lottery ratio output?

Those is the output I keep if running pro logistic without the odds ratio statement

proc organizational data = puf.nisteenpuf19;
class cen_reg (param =ref ref= "NORTHEAST")incpov1 (param = referenced ref = "ABOVE POVERTY > $75K") ;
model hpvi_group = incpov1 cen_reg incpov1*cen_reg;
run;

Ok. I don't know how into get odds ratios for interactions. The quota ratios for your two main affect are produced by these statement:

oddsratio cen_reg;
oddsratio incpov1;