%let IMP_TYPE=TIGER;This parameter is required. The following table contains valid values for IMP_TYPE.
/* The CUBA data set in the MAPS library. */ %let INFILE=MAPS.CUBA;or
/* The NC data set in the WORK library. */ %let INFILE=NC;
%let TIGERPATH = c:\Unzipped_TIGER_files;Note that all files must be in one folder. Subfolders are ignored.
Assigns the filerefs
TIGER1 and TIGER2 for file types 1 and 2, respectively. File types
4, 5, and 6 are optional; these are allocated to the filerefs TIGER4,
TIGER5, and TIGER6, respectively. See Hints and Tips for Batch Importing for information
about using the optional file types.
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Assigns the filerefs
GDT1 and GDT2 for file types 1 and 2, respectively. File types 4,
5, and 6 are optional; these are allocated to the filerefs GDT4, GDT5,
and GDT6, respectively. See Hints and Tips for Batch Importing for information about using the optional file types.
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%let IMP_TYPE=SASGRAPH; %let INFILE=MAPS.USCOUNTY; %let NIDVARS=2; %let IDVAR1=STATE; %let IDVAR2=COUNTY;
%let NIDVARS=0;
%let KEEPTEMP=1;
%let AREA=1; %let CENTROID=1; %let CENTROID_OPT=VISUAL;
%let
AREA=;
) or delete the macro variable (for example, %symdel
AREA;
).
Specifies the location
where the output GIS catalog and polygonal index data sets are stored.
A folder will be created if it does not exist.
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