Introducing SAS/GRAPH Output for the Web |
There are two basic methods in which you can generate a web presentation:
Using ODS HTML with a SAS/GRAPH Procedure |
The recommended method for getting procedure output on the Web is with ODS. By using the ODS HTML statement in a program with one or more SAS/GRAPH procedures, you can create an HTML file and its associated SAS/GRAPH (or tabular) output.
At a minimum, to use ODS with SAS/GRAPH you must do the following:
Use the an ODS HTML statement to open the HTML destination. For device drivers that generate image output files, use the PATH= option to ensure that all output files are stored in the same location.
Run a graphics procedure. If your procedure supports run-group processing, be sure include a QUIT statement.
If the LISTING destination is open, then SAS/GRAPH creates an additional copy of your output. To improve performance, you might want to close the LISTING destination while you are generating Web output.
Using DS2TREE and DS2CONST Macros |
The following macros generate a Web presentation from a SAS data set:
To use these macros, simply define your data, then call one of these macros using the appropriate options. For these macros, you do not use ODS or call a SAS/GRAPH procedure. For additional information, refer to Creating Interactive Treeview Diagrams and Creating Interactive Constellation Diagrams.
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