SAS(R) 9.2 Output Delivery System: User's Guide

Product	Release
Base SAS	9.2
ODS Templates	9.2

Dictionary of ODS Language Statements

ODS CSVALL Statement

Opens, manages, or closes the CSVALL destination, which produces HTML output containing columns of data values that are separated by commas, and produces tabular output with titles, notes, and bylines.

Valid:	anywhere
Category:	ODS: Third-Party Formatted

Syntax
Without an Action or Options
Actions
Options
Details

Syntax

ODS CSVALL < (<ID=>identifier)> <action>;

ODS CSVALL <(<ID=>identifier)> <option(s)>;

Without an Action or Options

If you use the ODS CSVALL statement without an action or options, then it opens the CSVALL destination and creates CSVALL output.

Actions

The following table lists the actions available for the ODS CSVALL statement. For complete descriptions of actions see Actions in the ODS MARKUP statement.

ODS CSVALL Action Summary Table
Task		action
Close the CSVALL destination and the file that is associated with it.		CLOSE
Exclude output objects from the CSVALL destination.		EXCLUDE
Select output objects for the CSVALL destination.		SELECT
Write to the SAS log the current selection or exclusion list for the CSVALL destination.		SHOW

Options

The following table lists the options that are available for the ODS CSVALL statement, which is part of the MARKUP family of statements. For complete descriptions of these options, see Options in the ODS MARKUP statement.

ODS CSVALL Option Summary Table
Task		Option
Specify a unique base name for the anchor tag that identifies each output object in the current body file.		ANCHOR=
Specify which applet to use to view the HTML output.		ARCHIVE=
Specify attributes to write between the tags that generate dynamic graphics output.		ATTRIBUTES=
Specify text to use as the first part of all links and references that ODS creates in output files.		BASE=
Open a markup family destination and specify the file that contains the primary output that is created by the ODS statement.		BODY=
Specify the character set to be generated in the META declaration for the HTML output.		CHARSET=
Open the CSVALL destination and specify the file that contains relevant style information.		CODE=
Create a file path that can be used by the GOPTIONS devices.		CODEBASE=
Open the CSVALL destination and specify the file that contains a table of contents for the output.		CONTENTS=
Override the encoding for input or output processing (transcodes) of external files.		ENCODING=
Specify a cascading style sheet to apply to your output.		CSSSTYLE=
Specify an event and the value for event variables that is associated with the event.		EVENT=
Specify the file that integrates the table of contents, the page contents, and the body file.		FRAME=
Control the location where footnotes are printed in the graphics output.		GFOOTNOTE \| NOGFOOTNOTE
Specify the location for all graphics output that is generated while the destination is open.		GPATH=
Control the location where titles are printed in the graphics output.		GTITLE \| NOGTITLE
Specify HTML tags to place between the <HEAD> and </HEAD> tags in all the files that the destination writes to.		HEADTEXT=
Open multiple instances of the same destination at the same time.		ID=
Specify HTML code to use as the <META> tag between the <HEAD> and </HEAD> tags in all the CSVALL files that the destination writes to.		METATEXT=
Create a new body file at the specified starting point.opens a markup family destination and specifies the file that contains a description of each page of the body file, and contains links to the body file		NEWFILE=
Open the CSVALL destination and specify the file that contains a description of each page of the body file, and contains links to the body file.		PAGE=
Write the specified parameters between the tags that generate dynamic graphics output.		PARAMETERS=
Specify the location of an external file or a SAS catalog for all CSVALL files.		PATH=
Specify an alternative character or string to separate lines in the output files.		RECORD_SEPARATOR=
Specify a style definition to use in writing output files.		STYLE=
Open the CSVALL destination and place style information for output into an external file, or read stylesheet information from an existing file.		STYLESHEET=
Insert text into your document.		TEXT=
Insert into the metadata of a file, a text string that you want to specify as the text to appear in the browser window title bar.		TITLE=
Specify a translation table to use when transcoding a file for output.		TRANTAB=

Details

The ODS CSVALL statement is part of the ODS markup family of statements. ODS statements in the markup family open the markup destination and produce output that is formatted using one of many different markup languages such as HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), XML (Extensible Markup Language), and LaTeX. You can specify a markup language that SAS supplies, or create one of your own and store it as a user-defined markup language.

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