DQGENDERINFOGET Function
Returns the name of the parse definition that is
associated with the specified gender definition.
| Valid in: |
DATA step, PROC SQL, and SCL |
| Requirement: |
The specified locale must be loaded into memory as part
of the locale list.
|
Syntax
DQGENDERINFOGET ('gender-analysis-definition' <,'locale'> )
Required Argument
- gender-analysis-definition
-
specifies the gender
analysis definition that must exist in the specified locale. The value
must be the name of a character variable, in quotation marks. Also
valid, an expression that evaluates to a variable name, or a quoted
value.
Optional Argument
- locale
-
specifies a character
constant, variable, or expression that contains the locale name.
Default:The default locale is the first locale in the locale
list. If no value is specified, the default locale is used.
Example: DQGENDERINFOGET Function
The following example
writes the parse definition that is associated with GENDER to the
SAS log. 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 write the
results of the gender to the log.
/* 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;