In SAS® Clinical Standards Toolkit 1.5, explicit macrocall variable lengths of $400 can cause generated source catalog code to exceed $255 and possibly truncating source code in the extract_domaindata_all.sas macro.

Consider this example:

filename incCode CATALOG "work._cstCode.domains.source" LRECL=255;

data _null_;

set srcdata.itemgroupdefs(keep=OID Name IsReferenceData SASDatasetName Domain);

file incCode;

length macrocall $400 _cstOutputName $100;

macrocall=cats('%odm_extractdomaindata(_cstSelectAttribute=OID',

', _cstSelectAttributeValue=', OID,

', _cstIsReferenceData=', IsReferenceData,

', _cstMaxLabelLength=256',

', _cstAttachFormats=Yes',

', _cstODMMinimumKeyset=No',

', _cstLang=en',

', _cstOutputDS=', _cstOutputName, ');');

put macrocall;

There are examples where the code written to the source file exceeds $255 and contains a space that can cause the code to fail when it is submitted. If the space happens in a line of code where it does not make a difference, the program runs correctly. If it inserts a space where it is not allowed, the code fails. Consider something like proc pr int instead of proc print.

Operating System and Release Information

A fix for this issue for Clinical Standards Toolkit 1.5 is available at: