A Typical SAS/GRAPH
Most SAS/GRAPH programs have Base SAS
statements, ODS statements, and SAS/GRAPH statements. Annotate DATA steps and DSGI functions
are also used in many SAS/GRAPH
programs. The sample program below identifies the basic parts of a
typical SAS/GRAPH program.
Each element is described in more detail in the following sections.
Typical SAS/GRAPH Program
| 1 | For information about ODS destinations, see Destination Statements. |
| 2 | For information about the GOPTIONS statement, see Global Statements. |
| 3 | For information about the TITLE and FOOTNOTE statements, see Global Statements. |
| 4 | For information about the SYMBOL statement, see Global Statements. |
| 5 | For information about the procedure statement, see Procedure Statement. |
| 6 | For information about the plot (action) statement, see Subordinate Statement. |
| 7 | For information about the RUN statement, see Shared Language Statements. |
| 8 | For information about the QUIT statement, see Shared Language Statements. |
| 9 | For information about specifying the style for an ODS destination, see Destination Statements. |
| 10 | For information about the HAXIS option, see Other Statements and Options. |
| 11 | For information about ODS styles, see ODS Statement Options. |