SAS(R) 9.2 Companion for z/OS
- What's New in the SAS 9.2 Companion for z/OS
Running SAS Software under z/OS- Initializing and Configuring SAS Software
- Invoking SAS in the z/OS Environment
- Connecting to SAS under z/OS
- Customizing Your SAS Session
- HFS, UFS, and zFS Terminology
- Specifying Physical Files
- SAS Software Files
- Transporting SAS Data Sets between Operating Environments
- Accessing SAS Files in Other Operating Environments
- Using Input/Output Features
- Reserved z/OS ddnames
- Using the SAS Remote Browser
- Using Itemstore Help Files
- Exiting or Terminating Your SAS Session in the z/OS Environment
- Solving Problems under z/OS
- Support for SAS Software
- Using SAS Libraries
- Introduction
- SAS Library Engines
- SAS View Engines
- Library Implementation Types for Base and Sequential Engines
- Assigning SAS Libraries
- Allocating External Files
- Introduction to External Files
- Ways of Allocating External Files
- Using the FILENAME Statement or Function to Allocate External Files
- Using the JCL DD Statement to Allocate External Files
- Using the TSO Allocate Command to Allocate External Files
- Allocating External Files on Tape
- Allocating External Files to a Pipe
- Allocating Generation Data Sets
- Allocating Nonstandard External Files
- Concatenating External Files
- Displaying Information about External Files
- Deallocating External Files
- Accessing External Files
- Referring to External Files
- How SAS Determines Device Types
- Writing to External Files
- Reading from External Files
- Accessing Nonstandard Files
- Accessing UNIX System Services Files
- Using Wildcards in UNIX System Services Filenames
- Writing Your Own I/O Access Methods
- Accessing SAS Statements from a Program
- Using the INFILE/FILE User Exit Facility
- Directing SAS Log and SAS Procedure Output
- Types of SAS Output
- Directing Output to External Files with the PRINTTO Procedure
- Directing Output to External Files with System Options
- Directing Output to External Files with the DMPRINT Command
- Directing Output to External Files with the FILE Command
- Directing Output to External Files with DD Statements
- Directing Output to a Printer
- Directing Output to a Remote Destination
- Directing Procedure Output: ODS Examples
- Sending E-Mail from within SAS Software
- Using the SAS Logging Facility To Direct Output
- Universal Printing
- Introduction to Universal Printing
- Using Universal Printing in the Windowing Environment
- Using Universal Printing in a Batch Environment
- Using FTP with Universal Printing
- Example Programs and Summary
- The SASLIB.HOUSES Data Set
- Windows and Commands in z/OS Environments
- Windows and Commands in the z/OS Environment
- Using the Graphical Interface
- Host-Specific Windows in the z/OS Environment
- DSINFO Window
- FILENAME Window
- FNAME Window
- LIBASSIGN Window
- LIBNAME Window
- MEMLIST Window
- Host-Specific Windows of the FORM Subsystem
- Host-Specific Window Commands
- CLOCK Command
- DFLTACTION Command
- DLGENDR Command
- EXPLODE Command
- FILE Command
- GCURSOR Command
- HOSTEDIT Command
- INCLUDE Command
- NULLS Command
- TSO Command
- WBROWSE Command
- WIDGNEXT Command
- WIDGPREV Command
- X Command
- SAS System Options That Affect the z/OS Windowing Environment
- Terminal Support in the z/OS Environment
- Application Considerations
- SAS Interfaces to ISPF and REXX
- Using the INFILE/FILE User Exit Facility
- Introduction
- Writing a User Exit Module
- Function Descriptions
- SAS Service Routines
- Building Your User Exit Module
- Activating an INFILE/FILE User Exit
- Sample Program
- Data Representation
- Host-Specific Features of the SAS Language
- Data Set Options under z/OS
- Data Set Options in the z/OS Environment
- ALTER= Data Set Option
- BUFSIZE= Data Set Option
- FILEDISP= Data Set Option
- Summary of SAS Data Set Options in the z/OS Environment
- Formats under z/OS
- Formats in the z/OS Environment
- Considerations for Using Formats in the z/OS Environment
- BESTw. Format
- Ew. Format
- HEXw. Format
- IBw.d Format
- PDw.d Format
- RBw.d Format
- w.d Format
- ZDw.d Format
- Functions and CALL Routines under z/OS
- Functions and CALL Routines under z/OS
- ANYPUNCT Function
- CALL SLEEP Routine
- CALL SYSTEM Routine
- CALL TSO Routine
- CALL WTO Routine
- DINFO Function
- DOPEN Function
- DOPTNAME Function
- DOPTNUM Function
- DSNCATLGD Function
- FCLOSE Function
- FDELETE Function
- FEXIST Function
- FILEEXIST Function
- FILENAME Function
- FILEREF Function
- FINFO Function
- FOPEN Function
- FOPTNAME Function
- FOPTNUM Function
- KTRANSLATE Function
- MOPEN Function
- PATHNAME Function
- PEEKCLONG Function
- PEEKLONG Function
- SYSGET Function
- SYSTEM Function
- TRANSLATE Function
- TSO Function
- WTO Function
- Informats under z/OS
- Informats in the z/OS Environment
- Considerations for Using Informats under z/OS
- Ew.d Informat
- HEXw. Informat
- IBw.d Informat
- PDw.d Informat
- RBw.d Informat
- ZDw.d Informat
- ZDBw.d Informat
- Macros under z/OS
- Macros in the z/OS Environment
- Automatic Macro Variables
- Macro Statements
- Macro Functions
- Autocall Libraries
- Stored Compiled Macro Facility
- Other Host-Specific Aspects of the Macro Facility
- Additional Sources of Information
- %ISHCONV Macro
- Procedures under z/OS
- Procedures in the z/OS Environment
- BMDP Procedure
- CATALOG Procedure
- CIMPORT Procedure
- CONTENTS Procedure
- CONVERT Procedure
- CPORT Procedure
- DATASETS Procedure
- DBF Procedure
- FONTREG Procedure
- FORMAT Procedure
- ITEMS Procedure
- OPTIONS Procedure
- PDS Procedure
- PDSCOPY Procedure
- PMENU Procedure
- PRINTTO Procedure
- RELEASE Procedure
- SORT Procedure
- SOURCE Procedure
- TAPECOPY Procedure
- TAPELABEL Procedure
- Statements under z/OS
- Statements in the z/OS Environment
- ABORT Statement
- ATTRIB Statement
- CARDS Statement
- DSNEXST Statement
- FILE Statement
- FILENAME Statement
- FOOTNOTE Statement
- %INCLUDE Statement
- INFILE Statement
- LENGTH Statement
- LIBNAME Statement
- OPTIONS Statement
- SASFILE Statement
- SYSTASK LIST Statement
- TITLE Statement
- TSO Statement
- WAITFOR Statement
- X Statement
- System Options under z/OS
- System Options in the z/OS Environment
- Definition of System Options
- Summary Table of SAS System Options
- ALTLOG= System Option
- ALTPRINT= System Option
- APPEND= System Option
- ARMAGENT= System Option
- ASYNCHIO System Option
- AUTHPROVIDERDOMAIN System Option
- AUTOEXEC= System Option
- BLKALLOC System Option
- BLKSIZE= System Option
- BLKSIZE(device-type)= System Option
- CAPSOUT System Option
- CARDIMAGE System Option
- CATCACHE= System Option
- CHARTYPE= System Option
- CLIST System Option
- CONFIG= System Option
- DEVICE= System Option
- DLDISPCHG System Option
- DLDSNTYPE System Option
- DLEXCPCOUNT System Option
- DLHFSDIRCREATE System Option
- DLMSGLEVEL= System Option
- DLSEQDSNTYPE System Option
- DLTRUNCHK System Option
- DSRESV System Option
- DYNALLOC System Option
- ECHO= System Option
- EMAILSYS= System Option
- ENGINE= System Option
- ERRORABEND System Option
- FILEAUTHDEFER System Option
- FILEBLKSIZE(device-type)= System Option
- FILECC System Option
- FILEDEST= System Option
- FILEDEV= System Option
- FILEDIRBLK= System Option
- FILEEXT= System Option
- FILEFORMS= System Option
- FILELBI System Option
- FILELOCKS= System Option
- FILEMOUNT System Option
- FILEMSGS System Option
- FILENULL System Option
- FILEPROMPT System Option
- FILEREUSE System Option
- FILESEQDSNTYPE System Option
- FILESPPRI= System Option
- FILESPSEC= System Option
- FILESTAT System Option
- FILESYNC= System Option
- FILESYSOUT= System Option
- FILESYSTEM= System Option
- FILEUNIT= System Option
- FILEVOL= System Option
- FILSZ System Option
- FONTSLOC= System Option
- FSBCOLOR System Option
- FSBORDER= System Option
- FSDEVICE= System Option
- FSMODE= System Option
- FULLSTATS System Option
- GHFONT= System Option
- HELPHOST System Option
- HELPCASE System Option
- HELPLOC= System Option
- HSLXTNTS= System Option
- HSMAXPGS= System Option
- HSMAXSPC= System Option
- HSSAVE System Option
- HSWORK System Option
- INSERT= System Option
- ISPCAPS System Option
- ISPCHARF System Option
- ISPCSR= System Option
- ISPEXECV= System Option
- ISPMISS= System Option
- ISPMSG= System Option
- ISPNOTES System Option
- ISPNZTRC System Option
- ISPPT System Option
- ISPTRACE System Option
- ISPVDEFA System Option
- ISPVDLT System Option
- ISPVDTRC System Option
- ISPVIMSG= System Option
- ISPVRMSG= System Option
- ISPVTMSG= System Option
- ISPVTNAM= System Option
- ISPVTPNL= System Option
- ISPVTRAP System Option
- ISPVTVARS= System Option
- JREOPTIONS= System Option
- LINESIZE= System Option
- LOG= System Option
- LOGPARM= System Option
- LRECL= System Option
- MEMLEAVE= System Option
- MEMRPT System Option
- MEMSIZE= System Option
- METAPROFILE= System Option
- MINSTG System Option
- MSG= System Option
- MSGCASE System Option
- MSGSIZE= System Option
- MSYMTABMAX= System Option
- MVARSIZE= System Option
- OPLIST System Option
- PAGEBREAKINITIAL System Option
- PAGESIZE= System Option
- PARMCARDS= System Option
- PFKEY= System Option
- PGMPARM= System Option
- PRIMARYPROVIDERDOMAIN System Option
- PRINT= System Option
- PRINTINIT System Option
- PROCLEAVE= System Option
- REALMEMSIZE= System Option
- REXXLOC= System Option
- REXXMAC System Option
- SASAUTOS= System Option
- SASHELP= System Option
- SASLIB= System Option
- SASSCRIPT System Option
- SASUSER= System Option
- SEQENGINE= System Option
- SET= System Option
- SORT= System Option
- SORTALTMSGF System Option
- SORTBLKMODE System Option
- SORTBUFMOD System Option
- SORTCUTP= System Option
- SORTDEV= System Option
- SORTDEVWARN System Option
- SORTEQOP System Option
- SORTLIB= System Option
- SORTLIST System Option
- SORTMSG System Option
- SORTMSG= System Option
- SORTNAME= System Option
- SORTOPTS System Option
- SORTPARM= System Option
- SORTPGM= System Option
- SORTSHRB System Option
- SORTSIZE= System Option
- SORTSUMF System Option
- SORTUADCON System Option
- SORTUNIT= System Option
- SORTWKDD= System Option
- SORTWKNO= System Option
- SORT31PL System Option
- STAE System Option
- STATS System Option
- STAX System Option
- STEPCHKPTLIB= System Option
- STIMER System Option
- SVC11SCREEN System Option
- SYNCHIO System Option
- SYSIN= System Option
- SYSINP= System Option
- SYSLEAVE= System Option
- SYSPREF= System Option
- SYSPRINT= System Option
- S99NOMIG System Option
- TAPECLOSE= System Option
- USER= System Option
- UTILLOC= System Option
- V6GUIMODE System Option
- VERBOSE System Option
- WORK= System Option
- WORKTERM System Option
- WTOUSERDESC= System Option
- WTOUSERMCSF= System Option
- WTOUSERROUT= System Option
- XCMD System Option
- Optimizing Performance
- Appendixes
- Starting SAS with SASRX
- Accessing BMDP, SPSS, and OSIRIS Files
- The cleanwork Utility
- Overview of the cleanwork Utility
- Installing the cleanwork Utility
- Configuring the cleanwork Utility
- See Also
- Host-System Subgroup Error Messages
- Introduction
- Messages from the SASCP Command Processor
- Messages from the TSO Command Executor
- Messages from the Internal CALL Command Processor
- Recommended Reading
- Glossary
Index here
| Product | Release |
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| Base SAS | 9.2 |
- Type
- Usage and Reference
- Copyright Date
- February 2009
- Last Updated
- 30Sep2009
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Using the INFILE/FILE User Exit Facility
User exit modules enable you to inspect, modify, delete, or insert records in a DATA step. Here are some examples of how they can be used:
User exit modules are an advanced topic. See Sample Program for details.
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