The SAS XML Mapper is a stand-alone Java application. It generates XMLMaps that are used by the SAS XML LIBNAME engine to provide enhanced support for XML processing. To download XML Mapper, see the Base SAS Software downloads. The application has online Help attached. From the menu bar, select Help, and then Help Topics.

For a quick tutorial, see How to Automatically Generate XMLMap Files (video). New! (Sept. 2011)

XMLV2 is the engine nickname to access the enhanced XML LIBNAME engine functionality. The previous nickname - XML92 - is supported as an alias. XMLV2 functionality is production, except in the z/OS operating environment, where it is preproduction. The XMLMap syntax for version 2.1 now supports XML namespaces. See the SAS 9.3 XML LIBNAME Engine: User’s Guide.

See also the XMLV2 engine tip sheet (.pdf) and its example code (.zip) New! (Sept. 2011). For the tip sheet, we put the most frequently used information on one sheet of paper. Print landscape on both sides of legal-sized (8.5 x 14 inches) paper.

Read about the latest developments in Advanced XML Processing with SAS 9.3 (.pdf) New! (April 2012)

By specifying the engine nickname XML92, you can access the new SAS 9.2 XML LIBNAME engine functionality with enhancements and changes. In the third maintenance release for SAS 9.2, XML92 functionality is production. See the SAS 9.2 XML LIBNAME Engine: User’s Guide, Second Edition.

See the 9.1.3 topic for what's new documentation and the user's guide. Features added to SAS 9.1.3 XML engine are not available from the SAS 8.2 hot fix.

See the 8.2 topic for a hot fix that upgrades SAS 8.2 XML LIBNAME engine to SAS 9.1 production quality and adds PROC CDISC to SAS 8.2.

Are you looking for support of CDISC-formatted XML? See the CDISC pages.

See the 9.1 topic for what's new and usage information. Learn how to use the SAS 9.1 XML Mapper tool to generate and modify XML maps.

See the 9.0 topic for what's new and usage information. Read about SAS 9.0 XML Atlas, which was the precursor to SAS XML Mapper.