Base SAS(R) 9.2 Guide to Information Maps
- What's New in the INFOMAPS Procedure and Information Maps LIBNAME Engine
Overview of SAS Information Maps- What Is a SAS Information Map?
- Why Are SAS Information Maps Important?
- Where Can SAS Information Maps Be Used?
- Accessibility Features
- The INFOMAPS Procedure
- Overview: INFOMAPS Procedure
- Syntax: INFOMAPS Procedure
- PROC INFOMAPS Statement
- DELETE INFOMAP Statement
- EXPORT Statement
- IMPORT Statement
- INSERT DATAITEM Statement
- INSERT DATASOURCE Statement
- INSERT FILTER Statement
- INSERT FOLDER Statement
- INSERT RELATIONSHIP Statement
- LIST Statement
- MOVE DATAITEM Statement
- MOVE FILTER Statement
- MOVE FOLDER Statement
- NEW INFOMAP Statement
- SAVE Statement
- SET STORED_PROCESS Statement
- UPDATE DATAITEM Statement
- UPDATE DATASOURCE Statement
- UPDATE FILTER Statement
- UPDATE FOLDER Statement
- UPDATE INFOMAP Statement
- UPDATE RELATIONSHIP Statement
- Examples: INFOMAPS Procedure
- Using the SAS Information Maps LIBNAME Engine
- What Does the Information Maps LIBNAME Engine Do?
- Understanding How the Information Maps LIBNAME Engine Works
- Advantages of Using the Information Maps LIBNAME Engine
- What Is Required to Use the Information Maps LIBNAME Engine?
- What Is Supported?
- What Metadata Is Used by the Information Maps LIBNAME Engine?
- LIBNAME Statement for the Information Maps Engine
- SAS Data Set Options for the Information Maps Engine
- Using Data Set Options
- AGGREGATE= Data Set Option
- EXPCOLUMNLEN= Data Set Option
- FILTER= Data Set Option
- READBUFF= Data Set Option
- Examples of Using the Information Maps Engine
- Example 1: Submitting a LIBNAME Statement Using the Defaults
- Example 2: Submitting a LIBNAME Statement Using Connection Options
- Hints and Tips for Using the INFOMAPS Procedure or the Information Maps Engine
- Example: Using the INFOMAPS Procedure and the Information Maps Engine
- About This Example
- Step 1: Create a Library Definition in the SAS Metadata Repository
- Step 2: Set the Metadata System Options and a Macro Variable
- Step 3: Register Data Using the METALIB Procedure
- Step 4: Create an Information Map Using the INFOMAPS Procedure
- Step 5: Retrieve the Data Associated with the Information Map Using the Information Maps Engine
- Step 6: View the Data Items and Filters Using the CONTENTS Procedure
- Step 7: Print the Data from the Information Map
- Step 8: Analyze the Data in SAS and Produce an ODS Report
- SQL DICTIONARY Tables for the Information Maps Engine
- Using SQL DICTIONARY Tables
- DICTIONARY.INFOMAPS Table
- DICTIONARY.DATAITEMS Table
- DICTIONARY.FILTERS Table
- SAS Tracing and the Information Maps Engine
- Recommended Reading
- Glossary
Index here
| Product | Release |
|---|---|
| Base SAS | 9.2 |
- Type
- Usage and Reference
- Copyright Date
- February 2009
- Last Updated
- 26Feb2009
