SAS(R) 9.2 Output Delivery System: User's Guide
- What's New in SAS 9.2 Output Delivery System
Introduction
Concepts- ODS Concepts
- Introduction to the Output Delivery System
- Gallery of ODS Samples
- Overview of How ODS Works
- Understanding ODS Destinations
- Understanding Table Definitions, Table Elements, and Table Attributes
- Understanding Style Definitions, Style Elements, and Style Attributes
- Understanding Item Stores, Template Stores, and Directories
- Changing SAS Registry Settings for ODS
- Customized ODS Output
- Summary of ODS
- Output Delivery System and the DATA Step
- ODS Language Statements
- Introduction to ODS Language Statements
- Dictionary of ODS Language Statements
- FILE Statement for ODS
- LIBNAME Statement, SASEDOC
- PUT Statement for ODS
- ODS _ALL_ CLOSE Statement
- ODS CHTML Statement
- ODS CSVALL Statement
- ODS DECIMAL_ALIGN Statement
- ODS DOCBOOK Statement
- ODS DOCUMENT Statement
- ODS ESCAPECHAR Statement
- ODS EXCLUDE Statement
- ODS GRAPHICS Statement
- ODS HTML Statement
- ODS HTMLCSS Statement
- ODS HTML3 Statement
- ODS IMODE Statement
- ODS LISTING Statement
- ODS MARKUP Statement
- ODS OUTPUT Statement
- ODS PACKAGE Statement
- ODS PATH Statement
- ODS PCL Statement
- ODS PDF Statement
- ODS PHTML Statement
- ODS PRINTER Statement
- ODS PROCLABEL Statement
- ODS PROCTITLE Statement
- ODS PS Statement
- ODS RESULTS Statement
- ODS RTF Statement
- ODS SELECT Statement
- ODS SHOW Statement
- ODS TAGSETS.RTF Statement
- ODS TEXT= Statement
- ODS TRACE Statement
- ODS USEGOPT Statement
- ODS VERIFY Statement
- ODS WML Statement
- The DOCUMENT Procedure
- The DOCUMENT Procedure
- Overview: DOCUMENT Procedure
- Syntax: DOCUMENT Procedure
- PROC DOCUMENT Statement
- COPY TO Statement
- DELETE Statement
- DIR Statement
- DOC Statement
- DOC CLOSE Statement
- HIDE Statement
- IMPORT TO Statement
- LINK Statement
- LIST Statement
- MAKE Statement
- MOVE TO Statement
- NOTE Statement
- OBANOTE Statement
- OBBNOTE Statement
- OBFOOTN Statement
- OBPAGE Statement
- OBSTITLE Statement
- OBTEMPL Statement
- OBTITLE Statement
- RENAME TO Statement
- REPLAY Statement
- SETLABEL Statement
- UNHIDE Statement
- Customizing Labels, Titles, and Footnotes with BY Variables
- Using WHERE Expressions with the DOCUMENT Procedure
- Concepts: DOCUMENT Procedure
- Results: DOCUMENT Procedure
- Examples: DOCUMENT Procedure
- The TEMPLATE Procedure
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Overview
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Managing Template Stores
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating Crosstabulation Table Templates
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating a Style Definition
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating Tabular Output
- Overview: ODS Tabular Output
- Tabular Syntax: TEMPLATE Procedure
- Concepts: Tabular Output and the TEMPLATE Procedure
- Examples: Modifying Tabular Output by Using the TEMPLATE Procedure
- Editing a Table Template That a SAS Procedure Uses
- Comparing the EDIT Statement with the DEFINE TABLE Statement
- Creating a New Table Template
- Changing a Column without Redefining the Table Template
- Setting the Style Element for Cells Based on Their Values
- Setting the Style Element for a Specific Column, Row, and Cell
- Creating Master Templates
- Table Header and Footer Border Formatting
- TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating Markup Language Tagsets
- Overview: ODS Tagsets and the TEMPLATE PROCEDURE
- Markup Language Syntax: TEMPLATE Procedure
- Concepts: Markup Languages and the TEMPLATE Procedure
- Examples: Creating and Modifying Markup Languages Using the TEMPLATE Procedure
- Creating a Tagset through Inheritance
- Creating a Tagset by Copying a Tagset's Source
- Creating a New Tagset
- Executing Events Using the TRIGGER= Statement
- Indenting Output
- Using Different Styles for Events
- Modifying an Event to Include Other Stylesheets
- Using the STACKED_COLUMNS Attribute in a Tagset Template
- Appendices
- Example Programs
- Creating the $CNTRY Format
- Creating the Charity Data Set
- Creating the DIVFMT. and USETYPE. Formats
- Creating the Univ ODS Document
- Creating the Employee_Data Data Set
- Creating the Energy Data Set
- Creating the Exprev Data Set
- Creating the Gov Data Set
- Creating the Grain_Production Data Set
- Creating the Iron Data Set
- Creating the Model Data Set
- Creating the Plants Data Set
- Creating the Plant_Stat Data Set
- Creating the StatePop Data Set
- Creating the Table1 Table Definition
- Programs That Illustrate Inheritance
- Creating the Nlits Data Set
- ODS and the HTML Destination
- Alternative ODS HTML Statements
- ODS Style Elements
- Recommended Reading
- Glossary
Index here
| Product | Release |
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| Base SAS | 9.2 |
| ODS Templates | 9.2 |
- Type
- Usage and Reference
- Copyright Date
- March 2008
- Last Updated
- 15Apr2008
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Understanding Item Stores, Template Stores, and Directories
A template store is an item store which stores items that were created by the TEMPLATE procedure. Items that SAS provides are in the item store SASHELP.TMPLMST. Store items that you create in any template store where you have write access.
A template store can contain multiple levels known as directories. When you specify a template store in the ODS PATH statement, however, you specify a two-level name that includes a libref and the name of a template store in the SAS library that the libref references.
Items can be:
Templates Window Showing Item Stores, Template Stores, Directories, and Items
![[Templates Window Showing Item Stores, Template Stores, Directories, and Items]](images/structure.gif)
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