Words to Know
a form, similar to
a SAS data set, that contains the results (numbers and characters)
of a DATA step or PROC step.
a SAS library member
that consists of pieces of information that can be accessed independently.
The contents of an item store are organized in a directory tree structure,
which is similar to the directory structure that is used by UNIX System
Services or Windows. For example, a value might be stored in and located
by using a directory path (root_dir/sub_dir/value
).
The SAS registry, Sasuser.Templat, and Sashelp.Tmplmst are examples
of item stores.
an item store that
contains items that were created by the TEMPLATE procedure. Items
that SAS provides are in the Sashelp.Tmplmst item store.
a designation that
ODS uses to generate a specific type of output. For example, HTML,
XML, LISTING, PostScript, RTF, and SAS data set are ODS destinations.
a hierarchy of output
objects created by the DOCUMENT procedure. These output objects are
unformatted and placed in a SAS item store.
a definition of how
output should appear when it is formatted. An ODS template is stored
as a compiled entry in a template store, which is also known as an
item store. Common ODS template types include STATGRAPH, STYLE, CROSSTABS,
TAGSET, and TABLE.
data component that
is generated by a PROC or DATA step. It can also contain a table template
that provides formatting instructions for the data.
a template that describes
how to format the output for a tabular output object. A table template
determines the order of table headers and footers, the order of columns,
and the overall appearance of the output object. Each table template
contains or references table elements.
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