AUTOCALL Macros

%DQPUTLOC AUTOCALL Macro

Displays current information about a specified locale in the SAS log.

Requirement:	At least one locale must be loaded into memory before this macro is called.
Tip:	Specifying no parameters displays the full report for the default locale.

Syntax
Details
Example
See Also

Syntax

%DQPUTLOC (locale <,short> <,parsedefn>)

locale

specifies the locale of interest. The value can be a locale name in quotation marks. It can be the name of a variable whose value is a locale name. Or it can be an expression that evaluates to a locale name.

The specified locale must have been loaded into memory as part of the locale list.

Default:	The first locale in the locale list.
Restriction:	If no value is specified, the default locale is used.
See:	Load and Unload Locales

short

shortens the length of the entry in the SAS log. Valid values:

0

displays the descriptions of how the definitions are used.

1

removes the descriptions of how the definitions are used.

Default:

parsedefn

lists with each gender analysis definition and each match definition of the related parse definition, if such a parse definition exists.

0

does not display the related parse definition.

1

displays the related parse definition.

Default:

Details

The %DQPUTLOC AUTOCALL macro displays the contents of the specified locale in the SAS log. Locale contents include all definitions, parse tokens, related functions, and the names of the parse definitions that are related to each match definition. Knowing the related parse definitions enables the creation of parsed character values. See the DQPARSETOKENPUT Function.

It also enables the creation of match codes for parsed character values. See the DQMATCHPARSED Function.

Load the specified locale into memory with %DQLOAD before you submit %DQPUTLOC.

Example

The following example displays in the SAS log the definitions, related parse definitions, and related SAS Data Quality Server functions for the ENUSA locale:

%DQPUTLOC(enusa)