SAS 9.1.3 output delivery system: user's guide

Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 4
SASEDOC Engine......Page 8
ODS Statements......Page 9
ODS Procedures......Page 10
Introduction......Page 14
The Purpose of These Examples......Page 16
Creating Listing Output......Page 17
Creating Output in HTML Format......Page 18
Producing Output in Multiple Formats at the Same Time......Page 19
Where to Go from Here......Page 22
Concepts......Page 24
Output Delivery System: Basic Concepts......Page 26
Listing Output......Page 27
HTML Output......Page 29
RTF Output......Page 30
PDF Output......Page 31
XML Output......Page 32
Excel Output......Page 33
Commonly Used ODS Terminology......Page 34
Components of SAS Output......Page 35
Features of ODS......Page 37
Definition of Destination-Independent Input......Page 38
The SAS Formatted Destinations......Page 39
The Third-Party Formatted Destinations......Page 40
Controlling the Formatting Features of Third-Party Formats......Page 41
Understanding Table Definitions, Table Elements, and Table Attributes......Page 42
Style Definitions that Are Shipped with SAS Software......Page 43
Overview of ODS and the SAS Registry......Page 44
Changing Your Default HTML Version Setting......Page 45
Changing ODS Destination Default Settings......Page 46
Selection and Exclusion Lists......Page 47
How ODS Determines the Destinations for an Output Object......Page 48
Customized Output for an Output Object......Page 49
Customizing Titles and Footnotes......Page 50
Using ODS with the DATA Step......Page 52
How ODS Works with the DATA Step......Page 53
Example 1: Creating a Report with the DATA Step and the Default Table Definition......Page 54
Example 2: Producing ODS Output That Contains Selected Variables......Page 57
Example 3: Assigning Attributes to Columns in ODS Output......Page 61
Example 4: Creating and Using a User-Defined Table Definition Template......Page 66
ODS Language Statements......Page 72
Global Statements......Page 74
ODS Statement Category Descriptions......Page 75
ODS Statements by Category......Page 76
Dictionary of ODS Language Statements......Page 80
The DOCUMENT Procedure......Page 252
DOCUMENT Procedure Terminology......Page 255
Syntax: DOCUMENT Procedure......Page 256
Concepts: DOCUMENT Procedure......Page 279
What Is an ODS Document Path?......Page 280
Getting Familiar with Output Objects......Page 281
How Do ODS Documents Interact across Operating Environments?......Page 282
ODS Documents in the Documents Window......Page 283
ODS Documents in the Results Window......Page 286
Comparisons between the Documents Window and the Results Window......Page 287
Comparisons between the Documents Window and the Document Procedure......Page 288
Viewing the Properties of an Entry......Page 289
Examples: DOCUMENT Procedure......Page 290
The TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 304
Using the TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 306
Terminology: TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 311
PROC TEMPLATE Statements by Category......Page 312
Syntax: TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 313
Where to Go from Here......Page 314
Using the TEMPLATE Procedure to Manage Template Stores......Page 316
Template Store Syntax: TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 317
The Contents of Definitions (Templates) that SAS Supplies......Page 324
Examples: Managing Template Stores Using TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 326
Using the TEMPLATE Procedure to Create a Style Definition......Page 330
Using a Style Definition......Page 331
Style Syntax: TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 332
NOTES Statement......Page 334
REPLACE Statement......Page 335
STYLE Statement......Page 336
END Statement......Page 337
Viewing the Contents of a Style Definition......Page 365
ODS Styles with Graphical Style Information......Page 366
About Style Definition Inheritance and Style Element Inheritance......Page 367
Examples: Creating and Modifying Styles Using the TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 387
Why Use the TEMPLATE Procedure to Create or Customize Tabular Output?......Page 414
What Can You Do with a Table Definition?......Page 415
Tabular Syntax: TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 417
CELLSTYLE-AS Statement......Page 435
COMPUTE AS Statement......Page 437
DYNAMIC Statement......Page 439
MVAR Statement......Page 440
NOTES Statement......Page 441
TRANSLATE-INTO Statement......Page 442
END Statement......Page 444
MVAR Statement......Page 456
NMVAR Statement......Page 457
TEXT Statement......Page 458
TEXT3 Statement......Page 459
CELLSTYLE–AS Statement......Page 471
COLUMN Statement......Page 473
DEFINE Statement......Page 474
DYNAMIC Statement......Page 475
HEADER Statement......Page 476
MVAR Statement......Page 477
NMVAR Statement......Page 478
TRANSLATE–INTO Statement......Page 479
END Statement......Page 482
Viewing the Contents of a Table Definition......Page 565
How Are Values in Table Columns Justified?......Page 566
How Are Values in Table Columns Formatted?......Page 567
Examples: Modifying Tabular Output by Using the TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 568
Understanding Tagsets......Page 604
Markup Language Syntax: TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 605
DEFINE EVENT Statement......Page 611
BLOCK Statement......Page 613
CLOSE Statement......Page 614
FLUSH Statement......Page 615
OPEN Statement......Page 616
PUTL Statement......Page 617
PUTQ Statement......Page 618
PUTVARS Statement......Page 619
SET Statement......Page 620
TRIGGER Statement......Page 621
UNSET Statement......Page 622
END Statement......Page 623
Event Statement Conditions......Page 624
Event Variables......Page 625
Getting Familiar with Tagsets......Page 634
Creating Your Own Tagsets......Page 638
Examples: Creating and Modifying Markup Languages Using the TEMPLATE Procedure......Page 641
Appendices......Page 668
Creating the Charity Data Set......Page 670
Creating the Employee_Data Data Set......Page 673
Creating the Energy Data Set......Page 675
Creating the Exprev Data Set......Page 676
Creating the Grain_Production Data Set......Page 677
Creating the Model Data Set......Page 678
Creating the Plant_Stat Data Set......Page 679
Creating the StatePop Data Set......Page 680
SAS Program for Creating a New Style Element from a Style Element in the Parent Style Definition......Page 681
SAS Program for Inheriting Changes to the Parent Style Definition......Page 683
SAS Program for Redefining a Style Element......Page 684
SAS Program for......Page 686
Implementing HTML Links and References......Page 690
How ODS Constructs Links and References......Page 693
The Body File......Page 695
The Frame File......Page 698
Using a z/OS PDSE for EBCDIC HTML Output......Page 702
Using a z/OS PDSE for ASCII HTML Output......Page 703
Style Elements and Their Inheritances......Page 704
Recommended Reading......Page 716
Index......Page 718