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Publishing Framework
You can install and use SAS Publisher to work as an add-in
with SAS/Warehouse Administrator.
PC Instructions for Installing SAS Publisher as an Add-In
Before you can use SAS Publisher from within SAS/Warehouse Administrator,
you must install SAS Publisher as an add-in.
If you are using a PC, follow these steps:
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Create an ADDTOOL directory on your C: drive.
This is a temporary directory that is used during the installation process.
You can delete it once installation completes.
If you already have a C:\ADDTOOL directory from a previous installation,
delete or move all files in this directory before continuing.
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Download and save the ZPUBSUB.EXE file into the C:\ADDTOOL directory.
This is a self-extracting archive
that creates all necessary files when you execute it.
Execute the ZJPUBSB.EXE file by double-clicking it,
using the Windows RUN command,
or entering the filename at a DOS prompt.
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Start a SAS session.
Make sure that you have allocated a libref for _SASWA.
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Within the SAS session, include the CIMPORT.SAS file
from the C:\ADDTOOL directory into the Program Editor.
Then submit the code.
CIMPORT copies all necessary files and updates the Tool Registry.
Running SAS Publisher in SAS/Warehouse Administrator
To start SAS Publisher from within SAS/Warehouse Administrator,
select an item in a warehouse, then select:
Tools-> Add-Ins-> Define Package to Publish
Once SAS Publisher starts, it works as it does
when you run it outside SAS/Warehouse Administrator.
For details about defining a package,
see Publishing a Package.
Once you define the package,
the buttons for publishing the package become available
for you to use.
The following buttons appear
only if you use SAS Publisher within SAS/Warehouse Administrator:
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OK (Save Metadata)
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saves the package metadata and exits the window.
- Execute Publish Code
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publishes the package.
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