| DATA Step Graphics Interface Dictionary |
Initializes DSGI
| Operating States: |
GKCL
|
| Return Codes: |
0, 1, 26, 301, 307
|
| Resulting Operating State: |
WSAC
|
return-code-variable=GINIT();
The GINIT function performs three functions:
it readies the library that contains SAS/GRAPH graphics
routines, it opens a workstation, and it activates it. A workstation is a
Graphics Kernel Standard (GKS) concept. GKS allows for multiple workstations
to be open at the same time; however, for DSGI applications, you always use
exactly one workstation. This function moves the operating state from GKCL
to WSAC.
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