specifies the translation
table to use for the output file. The translation table is an encoding
method that maps characters (letters, logograms, digits, punctuation,
symbols, control characters, and so on) in the character set to numeric
values. An example of a translation table is one that converts characters
from EBCDIC to ASCII-ISO. The table-name can be any translation table that SAS provides, or any user-defined
translation table. The value must be the name of a SAS catalog entry
in either the SASUSER.PROFILE catalog or the SASHELP.HOST catalog.
Details
For SAS 9.2, using the
ODSTRANTAB= option in the LIBNAME statement for the XML Engine is
supported for backward compatibility. The preferred method for specifying
an encoding is to use the LOCALE= system option.