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ODS (Output Delivery System)
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| 10/17/08 |
33590 - Determining the open ODS destinations programmatically Beginning with SAS 9.2, you can programmatically determine which ODS destinations are open. You can perform this task by quering the DICTIONARY.VDEST dictionary table. Querying the DICTIONARY.VDEST table will display ... http://support.sas.com/kb/33/590.html, 19KB |
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| 2/1/08 |
24065 - How do I see the current style settings for my ODS HTML output? To see the style definitions for your ODS HTML output, use the ODS MARKUP statement together with one of the utility tagsets listed below. These are default tagsets for SAS ® 9, but you can download them ... http://support.sas.com/kb/24/065.html, 18KB |
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| 10/4/07 |
23449 - How can I copy an ODS template from one library to another? To copy the entire template store, use the COPY procedure. To copy individual templates, use the TEMPLATE procedure. There are a couple of ways to do this. Use the ODS PATH statement to set the path of the ... http://support.sas.com/kb/23/449.html, 17KB |
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| 10/4/07 |
24281 - Can I move the templates created with PROC TEMPLATE across operating systems? Templates are members of a SAS item store and are not portable across operating systems. To make templates available on another operating system, you will need to save the source code and re-compile them on the target ... http://support.sas.com/kb/24/281.html, 17KB |
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| 10/4/07 |
24096 - How can I copy an entire ODS template store from one location to another? The template store as a whole can be copied with PROC COPY or PROC DATASETS. (To copy individual templates, see FAQ 3373.) proc copy in=sasuser out=work mt=itemstor; select templat; run; See also the full ... http://support.sas.com/kb/24/096.html, 17KB |
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| 10/4/07 |
23457 - How can I change the default location where ODS stores unqualified files? If you specify only a filename and not a pathname, then the filename is unqualified. When you specify unqualified files, SAS 8.2 ODS output is stored by default in c:\winnt\profiles\user-ID\Personal\My SAS Files\V8 ... http://support.sas.com/kb/23/457.html, 17KB |
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| 10/4/07 |
23456 - How can I copy an entire ODS style or tagset directory to another location? Use a macro along with PROC TEMPLATE. Use the ODS OUTPUT statement along with the STATS output object to create an output data set from PROC TEMPLATE with the LIST statement. The LIST statement specifies the ... http://support.sas.com/kb/23/456.html, 17KB |
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| 10/4/07 |
23455 - How can I modify the default ODS pathname without redefining the entire list? Beginning with Release 8.2, several options on the ODS PATH statement enable you to modify the path without redefining the entire list. The options are as follows: APPEND adds the template store to the end of ... http://support.sas.com/kb/23/455.html, 17KB |
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| 10/4/07 |
23454 - How can I delete an entire ODS template store? Issue PROC DATASETS with the DELETE statement and a member type of ITEMSTOR. Specify the template store on the DELETE statement. The library from which you are deleting the template store must be removed ... http://support.sas.com/kb/23/454.html, 16KB |
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| 10/4/07 |
23453 - How can multiple users have access to an ODS template concurrently? The access method must be (READ) on the ODS PATH statement. Any other access method gives the first user of the template exclusive access. See also the full SAS Notes and Concepts for ODS. http://support.sas.com/kb/23/453.html, 16KB |
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