Steps

  1. Start a new SAS session.
  2. In the SAS Program Editor, select Filethen selectOpen Program, and then select CST_CRTDDS/Programs/import_sascrtdds_fromxml_export_toxml.sas.
  3. Select Runthen selectSubmit.
    This program outputs to the SAS log and creates a define1-0-0.xsl file and a define_export.xml file in the CST_CRTDDS/sourcexml directory. It also creates a import_results data set in the CST_CRTDDS/results directory.
  4. Review the log to see whether there are any errors or warnings.
    There should be no errors or warnings.
  5. In the SAS Explorer, review the data in the Work directory to ensure that the following conditions are met:
    • There are 39 data sets representing SAS interpretation of the CRT-DDS model.
    • These data sets do not contain any underscores in their names.
  6. Review the import_results data set in the CST_CRTDDS/results directory to ensure that the following conditions are met:
    Tip
    In the SAS Explorer, you can view it as import_results in the Results library.
    • The column labeled Process status (named _cst_rc) is 0 for all records.
    • The column named resultflag is 0 for all records.
    • The data set contains 47 records.
    • There is a record that contains scrdata="CRTDDS_READ" that reports that the define_import.xml file was read successfully.
    • There is a record that contains srcdata="JAVA CHECK" that reports "No java issues".
  7. Review the export_results data set in the CST_CRTDDS/results directory to ensure that the following conditions are met:
    Tip
    In the SAS Explorer, you can view it as export_results in the Results library.
    • The column labeled Process status (named _cst_rc) is 0 for all records.
    • The column named resultflag is 0 for all records.
    • The data set contains 105 records.
    • There is a record that contains scrdata="CRTDDS_WRITE" that reports that the define_export.xml file was created (row 82).
    • There is a record that contains srcdata="JAVA CHECK" that reports "No java issues" (row 85).
  8. In the CST_CRTDDS/sourcexml directory, ensure that the files define_import.xml and define_export.xml are each 201 KB.
  9. Double-click the define_export.xml file to open it, and click Vital Signs next to the VS table.
    The VS table appears.
  10. Click the VSTESTCD variable.
  11. Click the SIZE variable in the VSTESTCD–FRMSIZE row, and ensure that the table looks like this:
    SIZE variable in the VSTESTCD–FRMSIZE row
  12. Close the SAS session.
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