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Integrated Object Model (IOM)
Description
SAS Library Objects
- DataService
- Provides access to data sources.
- Libref
- Manipulates and enumerates members of a SAS library.
- StoredProcessService
- A service to execute SAS language programs that are stored on a server.
- LanguageService
- A service for submitting SAS language and obtaining output from the SAS list and log.
- Workspace
- A SAS session.
- Utilities
- Various utility features for controlling a SAS workspace.
- ResultPackageService
- Manipulates result packages that are accessible by the server on which its SAS workspace is running.
- ResultPackage
- A package of outputs such as HTML pages, datasets and external files.
- ResultPackageFileEntry
- Describes the available result package file entry object actions.
- ResultPackageHTMLEntry
- Describes the available result package HTML set entry object actions.
- ResultPackageLibraryMemberEntry
- Describes the available result package library member entry object actions.
- ResultPackageReferenceEntry
- Describes the available result package reference entry object actions.
- ResultPackageViewerEntry
- Describes the available result package viewer entry object actions.
- FileService
- A service for manipulating files and filerefs in a SAS Workspace.
- Fileref
- Represents an assigned fileref in the associated SAS Workspace.
- TextStream
- Supports sequential access to textual data sources such as text files.
- BinaryStream
- Supports sequential access to binary data sources such as binary files.
- HostSystem
- The server on which this SAS Workspace is running.
- FormatService
- A service that performs data conversion using SAS formats and informats.
- FormatEnumerator
- Provide information about a client-selected list of formats and informats.
- OptionService
- A service that sets and gets option values for a SAS Workspace.
- Libref_1_1
- Manipulates and enumerates members of a SAS library.
- ResultPackage_1_1
- A package of outputs such as HTML pages, datasets and external files.
- IFileInfo
- The FileInfo interface provides additional information about a SAS Fileref. This interface cannot make any changes to any attributes.
The distinction between numeric and character for SAS System variables and data items.
Description
Usage
The type of access requested for a stream (often a file).
Description
Usage
Identifies the type of name associated with a file.
Description
Usage
Result Package Entry Types
Description
Usage
- NumericMissingIgnore
- Tells the SAS System to look in the actual data value to determine whether the value is missing. The missing parameter is ignored.
Description
- NumericMissingUnderscore
- Underscore special numeric missing value.
Description
- NumericMissingDot
- The standard numeric missing value (represented as the period character in SAS source code).
Description
- NumericMissingA
- Speical numeric missing value A. Values for special numeric missings B-Z successively increment by 1.
Description
- NumericMissingZ
- Special numeric missing Z.
Description
- NotMissing
- The numeric data item is not a missing value.
Description
- InvalidPName
- Invalid physicalname.
Description
- NoAccessMethod
- No access method could not be loaded.
Description
- InvalidLName
- Invalid logical name.
Description
- InvalidOptValue
- Invalid option value.
Description
- InvalidOptName
- Invalid option name.
Description
- LNameNoAssign
- Logical name is not assigned.
Description
- DiskFull
- No space in file.
Description
- NoReplace
- File cannot be replaced.
Description
- NoLock
- Lock not available.
Description
- InvalidPassword
- Invalid or missing password.
Description
- InvalidFieldMask
- The mask parameter specified to this method is not valid.
Description
- InvalidInterface
- The interface received as a parameter is not valid for the requested operation. The interface may be of the wrong type or it may be an interface not created by this server.
Description
- InvalidVarName
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- VarNameExists
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- VarNameConflicts
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- NotAuthorized
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