Steps

  1. Start a new SAS session.
  2. In the SAS Program Editor, select Filethen selectOpen Program, and then select CST_ODM/Programs/create_sasodm_fromxml.sas.
  3. Select Runthen selectSubmit.
    This program outputs to the SAS log and creates data sets in the formats, metadata, and data subdirectories in the CST_ODM/derived directory. It also creates a read_results data set in the CST_ODM/results directory.
  4. Review the log to see whether there are any errors or warnings.
    There should be no errors or warnings.
  5. Review the read_results data set in the CST_ODM/results directory to ensure that the following conditions are met:
    Tip
    In the SAS Explorer, you can view it as Read_results in the Results library.
    • The message column contains correct paths and process metadata.
    • The column labeled Process status (named _cst_rc) is 0 for all records.
    • The data set contains 54 records (for ODM 1.3.1).
    • Row 53 reports that the ODM file was read successfully.
  6. Review the CST_ODM/derived/metadata directory to ensure that the following conditions are met:
    Tip
    In the SAS Explorer, you can view these data sets in the Srcmetalibrary.
    • The directory contains two data sets: source_tables and source_columns.
    • The source_tables data set contains 76 rows and 10 columns.
    • The source_columns data set contains 352 rows and 16 columns.
  7. Review the CST_ODM/derived/data directory to ensure that the following conditions are met:
    • There are 76 new SAS data sets. (Do not count any data sets that are not SAS, such as .xpt files.)
    • The codelists data set contains 23 records and five columns.
  8. Review the CST_ODM/derived/formats directory to ensure that the following conditions are met:
    • There are three new SAS data sets and three new SAS format catalogs. (Do not count any data sets that are not SAS, such as .xpt files.)
    • The odmfmtcat_en data set contains 957 records and five columns.
  9. Close the SAS session.