When you run SAS®  Web Report Studio 3.1 and execute a stored process, 
the SAS Stored Process Server returns XML output to SAS Web Report 
Studio.  Then, SAS Web Report Studio converts the XML into HTML that is 
sent back to the user's Web browser. 
 
Prior to the 3.1 version, SAS Web Report Studio received HTML output 
from the SAS Stored Process Server and sent it directly to the user's 
Web browser. 
 
As a result of this change, some Stored Process report output might 
display differently when you run SAS Web Report Studio 3.1.  For 
example: 
 
 * If you use a SAS DATA step to create your own HTML tags in your 
   HTML output, the tags will not work.  Here is an example: If you add 
   an "<IMG>" tag to reference a graph, the link will not work. 
 
 * If you include an _ODSSTYLE definition in your SAS code, the option 
   has no effect on the output. The style is determined by the user's 
   preferences as specified in SAS Web Report Studio, for example, 
   "Seaside." 
 
 * Stored process reports that were created by using 
   SAS® Enterprise Guide® do not support any layout design. 
 
For more information, see "Making Stored Processes Available to SAS Web 
Report Studio" and "Customizing Report Styles" in the "SAS Intelligence 
Platform: Web Application Administration Guide" at: 
 
  http://support.sas.com/documentation/configuration/biwaag.pdf 
 
Other SAS Stored Process Server clients such as SAS Enterprise Guide, 
the SAS Information Delivery Portal, or the SAS Stored Process Server 
Web Application do not receive XML output from the Stored Process 
Server; they receive HTML output. So, the HTML output that is displayed 
by SAS Web Report Studio might be slightly different than the output 
that is displayed by other clients when running the same stored process. 
 
As a work-around, perform the following tasks to create a report 
that contains a link to a stored process. Then, click the link to 
execute the stored process via the Stored Process Server Web 
Application. 
 
  1.  Create a stored process and execute it using the SAS Stored 
      Process Server Web Application. Note the URL (Web address) 
      at the top of your Web browser. 
 
  2.  Add a URL link in SAS Web Report Studio, and specify the above URL 
      to invoke the SAS Stored Process Server Web Application and run 
      the stored process. 
      Create a new report.  Add a "Text" item on your report. 
      In the "Edit Text" window, click the "link" icon to add the 
      URL link.  For example, the text might be: 
 
         Click here to run the stored process 
 
      On the "Web page URL" line, specify the URL.

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