DQGENDERINFOGET Function

gender-analysis-definition

specifies the name of the gender analysis definition, which must exist in the specified locale.

locale

(optional) specifies the name of the locale that contains the specified gender analysis definition. The value can be a name in quotation marks, the name of a variable whose value is a locale name, or an expression that evaluates to a variable name or to a quoted locale name.

The specified locale must be loaded into memory as part of the locale list. If no value is specified, the default locale is used. The default locale is the first locale in the locale list. For information on the locale list, see Load and Unload Locales.

The following example displays the parse definition that is associated with the gender analysis definition in the ENUSA locale called GENDER. The parse definition that is returned is then used to display the names of the tokens that are enabled for that parse definition. The tokens are then used to construct a parsed value and return a match code for that parsed value.

/* display the parse definition associated with the */
/* GENDER definition and display the tokens in that */
/* parse definition.                                */
data _null_;
   parseDefn=dqGenderInfoGet('Gender', 'ENUSA'); 
   tokens=dqParseInfoGet(parseDefn, 'ENUSA'); 
   put parseDefn= / tokens=;
run;

/* build a parsed value from two tokens and display    */
/* in the log the gender determination for that value. */
data _null_;
   length parsedValue $ 200 gender $ 1;
   parsedValue=dqParseTokenPut(parsedValue, 'Sandi', 'Given Name', 'Name');
   parsedValue=dqParseTokenPut(parsedValue, 'Baker', 'Family Name', 'Name');
   gender=dqGenderParsed(parsedValue, 'Gender');
   put gender=;
run;

• DQPARSE Function.

• DQPARSETOKENPUT Function.

• DQGENDERPARSED Function.

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