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When executing a Stored Process using the Web application or Information
Delivery Portal, the "Execution Options" page will be displayed unless
an HTML file exists for the Stored Process.  You can remove some of the
options on this "Execution Options" page if you want to customize the
page.

You can hide some of the "Execution Options" by adding input parameters
with names that correspond to the items. For example, the input
parameter named "_ODSDEST" corresponds to item labeled "Output type".

Here is a list of the options you can hide, and the properties of the
input parameters you need to add in order to hide them. This must be
done for each individual Stored Process.

To hide the "Output type" item:

   Label: <anything you want>
   SAS variable name: _ODSDEST
   Visible: No
   Type: String
   Default value: <blank, or any valid ODS destination>

To hide the "ODS style" item:

   Label: <anything you want>
   SAS variable name: _ODSSTYLE
   Visible: No
   Type: String
   Default value: <blank, or any valid ODS style>

To hide the "Graphics device" item:

   Label: <anything you want>
   SAS variable name: _GOPT_DEVICE
   Visible: No
   Type: String
   Default value: <blank, or any valid SAS/GRAPH device driver>

To hide the "Show SAS Log", "Show execution time", and "Show execution
trace" items:

   Label: <anything you want>
   SAS variable name: _DEBUG
   Visible: No
   Type: String
   Default value: <blank, or any valid value for the debugging flag>

You can completely eliminate the "Execution Options" page by creating
a JSP file for the stored process.  For example, when you execute
the "Sample: Hello World" example, the "Execution Options" page
is not displayed because a JSP file exists for this Stored Process.

The "Sample__Hello_World.jsp" file should exist at a location
that is similar to the following (on a Tomcat server):

  C:\Tomcat4.1\webapps\SASStoredProcess\input\Samples\Stored_Processes\

You would need to create a similar JSP file for your Stored Process in
the appropriate "SASStoredProcess\input" directory.

For more information, see:

http://support.sas.com/rnd/itech/doc9/dev_guide/stprocess/stpwebapp.html
#defaultform

Additional information is available in Technical Note TS-764 about
"Suppressing Execution Options for the SAS Stored Process Web
 Application Property Page" at:

  http://support.sas.com/techsup/technote/ts764.pdf

NOTE: if, at a later time, you need to redeploy the
      "SASStoredProcess.war" file on your Servlet Conatiner, you will
      need to make a backup copy of your user-written JSP files in your
      "...\SASStoredProcess\input\" directory (since they will be
      deleted when you redeploy the war file).

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