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When You Can Use DBCS Features
After you have set up your SAS session to recognize a specific DBCS language and operating environment, you can work with your specified language in these general areas:
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the DATA step and batch-oriented procedures
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windowing and interactive capabilities
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cross-system connectivity and compatibility
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access to databases
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graphics
In a DATA step and in batch-oriented procedures, you can use DBCS wherever a text string within quotation marks is allowed. Variable values, variable labels, and data set labels can all be in DBCS. DBCS can also be used as input data and with range and label specifications in the FORMAT procedure. In WHERE expression processing, you can search for embedded DBCS text.
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