SAS(R) 9.2 Companion for Windows
- What's New in the SAS 9.2 Companion for Windows
Running SAS under Windows- Getting Started
- SAS: Exploiting the Power of Windows
- Starting SAS
- Files Used by SAS
- Submitting SAS Code
- Interrupting Your SAS Session
- Running Windows or MS-DOS Commands from within SAS
- Terminating a SAS Process
- Ending Your SAS Session
- Using the SAS Interface
- Overview of the SAS Interface
- Working within Your SAS Session
- Customizing Your SAS Session
- Accessing Online Help and Documentation
- Accessibility Features in SAS under Windows
- Using the SAS Editors
- Using SAS Files
- Introduction to SAS Files
- Multi Engine Architecture
- Using Data Libraries
- Accessing SAS Files from Multiple SAS Sessions
- Using SAS Files from Other Versions with SAS 9.2 for Windows
- Using SAS 9.2 Files with Previous Releases
- Using Remote Host SAS Files in SAS 9.2
- Reading BMDP, OSIRIS, and SPSS Files
- Transferring SAS Files between Operating Environments
- Accessing Database Files with SAS/ACCESS Software
- Using the SAS ODBC Driver to Access SAS Data from Other Applications
- Using External Files
- About External Files
- Referencing External Files
- Accessing External Files with SAS Statements
- Accessing External Files with SAS Commands
- Advanced External I/O Techniques
- Reading Data from the Communications Port
- Managing SAS Output
- Printing
- Routing Procedure Output to a Web Browser
- Routing Procedure Output and the SAS Log to a File
- Using the SAS Logging Facility to Write Log Messages to the Windows Event Viewer
- Producing Graphics
- Performance Considerations
- Using SAS with Other Windows Applications
- Using Lotus Notes with SAS
- Introduction to Using Lotus Notes with SAS
- Populating a Lotus Notes Database Using the DATA Step and SCL Code
- Using Windows Tools with SAS
- Introduction to Using Windows System Tools with SAS
- Event Viewer Application Log
- Performance Tools
- Starting SAS as a Windows Service
- Using OLE in SAS/AF Software
- About OLE
- SAS/AF Catalog Compatibility
- Inserting an OLE Object in a FRAME Entry
- Editing an OLE Object within a FRAME Entry
- Invoking OLE Verbs
- Using Linked OLE Objects
- Converting OLE Objects
- Automating OLE Objects and Applications
- Using OLE Custom Controls (OCXs) in Your SAS/AF Application
- Controlling SAS from Another Application Using OLE
- Introduction to Automating SAS
- Creating an Instance of SAS
- Getting Feedback from the SAS Session
- Examples of Automating SAS with OLE
- Methods and Properties for Use with a SAS OLE Automation Object
- Command Method
- QueryWindow Method
- Quit Method
- Submit Method
- Top Method
- Properties for Controlling a SAS Automation Object
- Using DDE
- Overview of Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE)
- DDE Syntax within SAS
- Referencing the DDE External File
- DDE Examples
- Using Pipes
- Accessing External DLLs from SAS
- Overview of Dynamic Link Libraries in SAS
- The SASCBTBL Attribute Table
- Special Considerations When Using External DLLs
- Examples
- Special Considerations
- Controlling the Appearance and Behavior of SAS
- Controlling the Main SAS Window
- Accessing External DLLs from SAS
- Designing, Saving, and Loading Custom Toolbar Controls
- Invoking SAS/AF Applications Automatically
- Associating Your Own Logo and Icons with Your SAS/AF Application
- Incorporating Electronic Mail into Your SAS/AF Application
- Features of the SAS Language for Windows
- Data Set Options
- Commands under Windows
- SAS Commands under Windows
- AUTOSCROLL Command
- AWSMAXIMIZE Command
- AWSMINIMIZE Command
- AWSRESTORE Command
- CAPS Command
- COLOR Command
- COMMAND Command
- CUT Command
- DLGABOUT Command
- DLGCDIR Command
- DLGCOLUMNSIZE Command
- DLGCOLUMNSORT Command
- DLGCONVERT Command
- DLGENDR Command
- DLGFIND Command
- DLGFONT Command
- DLGLIB Command
- DLGLINKS Command
- DLGOPEN Command
- DLGPAGESETUP Command
- DLGPREF Command
- DLGPRT Command
- DLGPRTPREVIEW Command
- DLGPRTSETUP Command
- DLGREPLACE Command
- DLGRUN Command
- DLGSAVE Command
- DLGSMAIL Command
- FILE Command
- FILEOPEN Command
- FILL Command
- GSUBMIT Command
- HOME Command
- ICON Command
- INCLUDE Command
- PMENU Command
- SAVE Command
- STORE Command
- SUBTOP Command
- TOOLCLOSE Command
- TOOLEDIT Command
- TOOLLARGE Command
- TOOLLOAD Command
- TOOLSWITCH Command
- TOOLTIPS Command
- WATTACH Command
- WATTENTION Command
- WAUTOSAVE Command
- WBROWSE Command
- WCOPY Command
- WCUT Command
- WDOCKVIEW Command
- WDOCKVIEWMINIMIZE Command
- WDOCKVIEWRESIZE Command
- WDOCKVIEWRESTORE Command
- WEDIT Command
- WEMAILFMT Command
- WEXITSAVE Command
- WFILE Command
- WHIDECURSOR Command
- WHSBAR Command
- WINSERT Command
- WMENUPOP Command
- WMRU Command
- WNAVKEYUNMARK Command
- WNEWTITLE Command
- WNEXTEDIT Command
- WPASTE Command
- WPGM Command
- WPOPUP Command
- WRTFSAVE Command
- WSCREENTIPS Command
- WSTATUSLN Command
- WUNDO Command
- WVSBAR Command
- WWINDOWBAR Command
- X Command
- ZOOM Command
- Formats under Windows
- SAS Formats under Windows
- Writing Binary Data
- Accessing User-Written Formats from Earlier Releases to SAS 9.2
- HEXw. Format
- $HEXw. Format
- IBw.d Format
- PDw.d Format
- PIBw.d Format
- RBw.d Format
- ZDw.d Format
- Functions and CALL Routines under Windows
- SAS Functions and Call Routines under Windows
- BYTE Function
- CALL SOUND Routine
- CALL SYSTEM Routine
- COLLATE Function
- DINFO Function
- DOPEN Function
- DOPTNAME Function
- DOPTNUM Function
- FDELETE Function
- FEXIST Function
- FILEEXIST Function
- FILENAME Function
- FILEREF Function
- FINFO Function
- FOPTNAME Function
- FOPTNUM Function
- LIBNAME Function
- MCIPISLP Function
- MCIPISTR Function
- MODULE Function
- PEEKLONG Function
- RANK Function
- SLEEP Function
- TRANSLATE Function
- WAKEUP Function
- Informats under Windows
- SAS Informats under Windows
- Reading Binary Data
- Converting User-Written Informats from Earlier Releases to SAS 9.2
- HEXw. Informat
- $HEXw. Informat
- IBw.d Informat
- PDw.d Informat
- PIBw.d Informat
- RBw.d Informat
- ZDw.d Informat
- Procedures under Windows
- SAS Procedures under Windows
- CATALOG Procedure
- CIMPORT Procedure
- CONTENTS Procedure
- CONVERT Procedure
- CPORT Procedure
- DATASETS Procedure
- OPTIONS Procedure
- PMENU Procedure
- PRINTTO Procedure
- SORT Procedure
- Statements under Windows
- SAS Statements under Windows
- ABORT Statement
- ATTRIB Statement
- FILE Statement
- FILENAME Statement
- FOOTNOTE Statement
- %INCLUDE Statement
- INFILE Statement
- LENGTH Statement
- LIBNAME Statement
- SYSTASK Statement
- TITLE Statement
- WAITFOR Statement
- X Statement
- System Options under Windows
- SAS System Options under Windows
- Displaying SAS System Option Settings
- Changing SAS System Option Settings
- Processing System Options That Are Set in Several Places
- Summary of System Options for Windows
- ACCESSIBILITY System Option
- ALTLOG System Option
- ALTPRINT System Option
- APPEND System Option
- AUTHPROVIDERDOMAIN System Option
- AUTHSERVER System Option
- AUTOEXEC System Option
- AWSCONTROL System Option
- AWSDEF System Option
- AWSMENU System Option
- AWSMENUMERGE System Option
- AWSTITLE System Option
- BUFNO System Option
- BUFSIZE System Option
- CATCACHE System Option
- CLEANUP System Option
- COMDEF System Option
- CONFIG System Option
- DEVICE System Option
- ECHO System Option
- EMAILDLG System Option
- EMAILSYS System Option
- ENGINE System Option
- ENHANCEDEDITOR System Option
- FILELOCKWAITMAX= System Option
- FILTERLIST System Option
- FONT System Option
- FONTALIAS System Option
- FONTSLOC System Option
- FORMCHAR System Option
- FULLSTIMER System Option
- HELPHOST System Option
- HELPINDEX System Option
- HELPLOC System Option
- HELPREGISTER System Option
- HELPTOC System Option
- HOSTPRINT System Option
- ICON System Option
- INITSTMT System Option
- INSERT System Option
- JREOPTIONS System Option
- LINESIZE System Option
- LOADMEMSIZE System Option
- LOG System Option
- MAPS System Option
- MAXMEMQUERY System Option
- MEMBLKSZ System Option
- MEMCACHE System Option
- MEMLIB System Option
- MEMMAXSZ System Option
- MEMSIZE System Option
- MSG System Option
- MSGCASE System Option
- MSYMTABMAX System Option
- MVARSIZE System Option
- NEWS System Option
- NUMKEYS System Option
- NUMMOUSEKEYS System Option
- OBS System Option
- PAGENO System Option
- PAGESIZE System Option
- PAPERTYPE System Option
- PATH System Option
- PFKEY System Option
- PRIMARYPROVIDERDOMAIN=
- PRINT System Option
- PRNGETLIST System Option
- PRTABORTDLGS System Option
- PRTPERSISTDEFAULT System Option
- PRTSETFORMS System Option
- REALMEMSIZE System Option
- REGISTER System Option
- RESOURCESLOC System Option
- RSASUSER System Option
- RTRACE System Option
- RTRACELOC System Option
- SASAUTOS System Option
- SASCONTROL System Option
- SASHELP System Option
- SASINITIALFOLDER System Option
- SASUSER System Option
- SCROLLBARFLASH System Option
- SET System Option
- SGIO System Option
- SLEEPWINDOW System Option
- SORTANOM System Option
- SORTCUT System Option
- SORTCUTP System Option
- SORTDEV System Option
- SORTNAME System Option
- SORTPARM System Option
- SORTPGM System Option
- SORTSIZE System Option
- SPLASH System Option
- SPLASHLOC System Option
- STIMEFMT System Option
- STIMER System Option
- SYSGUIFONT System Option
- SYSIN System Option
- SYSPARM System Option
- SYSPRINT System Option
- SYSPRINTFONT System Option
- TOOLDEF System Option
- UPRINTMENUSWITCH System Option
- USER System Option
- USERICON System Option
- VERBOSE System Option
- WEBUI System Option
- WINDOWSMENU System Option
- WORK System Option
- XCMD System Option
- XMIN System Option
- XSYNC System Option
- XWAIT System Option
- Length and Precision of Variables
- Macro Facility under Windows
- Appendixes
- SCL Methods for Automating OLE Objects
- Summary of OLE Class Methods
- _COMPUTE_
- _DISABLE_DEFAULT_ACTION_
- _DO_
- _ENABLE_DEFAULT_ACTION_
- _EXECUTE_
- _GET_EVENT_
- _GET_PROPERTY_
- _GET_REFERENCE_ID_
- _GET_TYPE_
- _IN_ERROR_
- _NEW_
- _SET_PROPERTY_
- _UPDATE_
- Error Messages for SAS under Windows
- Overview of SAS Error Messages
- Return Codes and Completion Status
- Accessing Files
- Using SAS Features
- Using OLE
- Using Networks
- Resolving Internal Errors
- Resolving Operating System and Windows Error Messages
- Initialization and Termination Error Messages
- Graphics Considerations
- Default Key Settings
- Default Key Definitions under Windows
- Keyboard Shortcuts within the SAS Main Window
- Keyboard Shortcuts within the Enhanced Editor
- Keyboard Shortcuts within Print Preview
- SAS Disk Cleanup Handler
- 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
- 02Oct2009
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Using Remote Host SAS Files in SAS 9.2
In SAS 9.2, you can directly access SAS 9.2 data sets that were created on a remote host under any previous version of SAS. For example, you might have a Version 5 SAS data set under VSE or a Version 8 data set under UNIX. Alternatively, you can create a transport data set and transport your file from the host to Windows.
A complete explanation of using remote host SAS files in SAS 9.2 can be found in Moving and Accessing SAS Files. For cross-release compatibility, see the Migration focus area at http://support.sas.com/migration
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