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If on, then _cstDebugOptions
are set. Many files remain in the Work library at process conclusion.
Note: When _cstDebug=1, the size
of the SAS log is significantly larger.
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SAS system options set
when _cstDebug=1.
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Set to 1 during processing
if an error is encountered that should halt the process.
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The result or validation
check ID that is used for reporting process results. A value is set
in each code module.
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Any result message parameter
(1) that is used for reporting process results. A value is set in
each code module.
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Any result message parameter
(2) that is used for reporting process results. A value is set in
each code module.
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Sequence indicator that
is used to signal multiple instances of the same event (such as running
the same validation check multiple times). This variable should be
initialized to 0. This variable is used for reporting process results.
Values are incremented in each code module. This variable is used
to join the Results and Metrics data sets.
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Sequence indicator that
is used to count the number of records that were output to the Results
data set in _cstResultSeq. This variable should be initialized to
0. This variable is used for reporting process results. Values are
incremented in each code module
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The default data set
name that is used to accumulate results during a process. This variable
might be persisted at the end of the process based on the SASReferences
(type=results) entry.
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This variable is used
for reporting process results. A value is set in each code module.
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This variable reports
the status of any result. A value of 0 indicates an informational
or non-error status. A positive integer indicates an error status.
A negative integer indicates that the assessment could not be completed,
often because of metadata problems or SAS errors.
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This variable specifies
whether the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit should attempt to reallocate
any SAS librefs and filerefs if they are already allocated. If the
value is yes, then allocation is based on SASReferences content. If
you switch standards in the same SAS session, it is important that
you set this variable to 1.
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This variable enables
you to change the format search path built from SASReferences (type=fmtsearch)
entries with <libref> or <libref.catalog> references.
If only <libref> is provided, then SAS assumes a catalog name
of FORMATS. If the value begins with ** (such as ** WORK), then the
SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit moves WORK.FORMATS to the end of the
format search path.
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This variable is used
in the derivation of _cstMessages. The value APPEND appends message
files based on the order of SASReferences (type=messages) entries.
The value MERGE allows references to multiple standard-specific message
files (including internationalized messages), retaining a single message
per message ID, standardversion, and checksource.
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The default data set
name that is used to aggregate all standard messages based on SASReferences
(type=messages) entries. This file is used during processing to fully
resolve the results.message field.
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The root directory where
the CTERMS.SAS7BCAT resides. This value is set based on which CT is
the default.
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The path to a directory
that contains the SASReferences data that is specified in _cstSASRefsName.
By default, the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit assumes that the SASRferences
data set is located in the SAS Work library (signified by &workpath).
Use of &workpath is not required.
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The name of the SASReferences
data set (in _cstSASRefsLoc) to be used as the initial source of information
about all inputs and outputs defined for a SAS Clinical Standards
Toolkit process. The name of the data set that is a SASReferences
data set. This allows more than one SASReferences data set to be stored
in a directory.
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The SASReferences data
set that is used during processing that contains fully resolved records
(for example, paths) based on using standard-level SASReferences data
sets for default values.
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The version of the Controlled
Terminology (CT) dictionary. Currently, this is a unique value.
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