• Contents
  • About
  • Accessibility
  • SAS 9.3 Guide to Metadata-Bound Libraries
  • Overview of Metadata-Bound Libraries
    • What is a Metadata-Bound Library?
    • Depiction of a Metadata-Bound Library
    • Authorization Model for Metadata-Bound Tables
    • Benefits of Metadata-Bound Libraries
    • Limitations of Metadata-Bound Libraries
    • Who Should Use Metadata-Bound Libraries?
  • Tasks for Metadata-Bound Libraries
    • Setting Up a Metadata-Bound Library
    • Validating a Metadata-Bound Library
    • Binding an Individual Table to Metadata
    • Unbinding a Metadata-Bound Library
    • Verifying Read Access to Metadata-Bound Data
    • Best Practices for Metadata-Bound Libraries
  • Reference for Metadata-Bound Libraries
    • Permissions for Metadata-Bound Data
    • Passwords for Metadata-Bound Data
    • Auditing for Metadata-Bound Libraries
    • Considerations for Data File Encryption
    • Considerations for Renaming Physical Tables
    • Object Creation, Location, and Inheritance
    • Security Information in Metadata-Bound Data
    • SAS Language Reference for Metadata-Bound Libraries
  • Troubleshooting for Metadata-Bound Libraries
    • Facilitate End-User Access
    • Replace Missing Metadata Objects
    • Realign Security Location Information
  • Security Impact of Moving Tables
    • About This Appendix
    • Adding Physical Tables to a Metadata-Bound Library
    • Copying Metadata-Bound Tables to a Traditional Library
  • AUTHLIB Procedure
    • Syntax: AUTHLIB Procedure
      • PROC AUTHLIB
      • CREATE
      • MODIFY
      • REMOVE
      • (Preproduction) REPAIR
      • REPORT
      • TABLES
    • Overview: AUTHLIB Procedure
    • Concepts: AUTHLIB Procedure
    • Results: AUTHLIB Procedure
    • Examples: AUTHLIB Procedure
      • Example 1: Binding a Physical Library That Contains Unprotected Data Sets
      • Example 2: Binding a Physical Library That Contains Password-Protected Data Sets
      • Example 3: Securing a Library When Existing Data Sets Are Protected with the Same Passwords
      • Example 4: Securing a Library When Existing Data Sets Are Protected with Different Passwords
      • Example 5: Changing Passwords on Data Sets
      • Example 6: Changing Metadata-Bound Library Passwords
      • Example 7: Using the REMOVE Statement
      • Example 8: Using the REPORT Statement
      • Example 9: Using the TABLES Statement
  • Recommended Reading
  • Glossary


ProductRelease
Base SAS9.3_M2
Type
Administration
Copyright Date
August 2012
Last Updated
07Aug2012