When you publish a job
for the first time, the name of the SAS Clinical Data Integration
job is used to generate a default SAS Drug Development process name.
The extension .sas is appended to the process name.
For example, the SAS
Clinical Data Integration job named TestJob generates the default
SAS Drug Development process named TestJob.sas.
You can change the process
name.
Once the process name
is specified, it must be valid. If a process name is generated from
the job name, it is validated when it is generated. If you create
or change a process name, it is validated after you complete the
Target
Filename field.
The following table
lists the invalid process name conditions and how they are resolved.
Invalid Process Name Conditions and How They Are Resolved
Invalid Process Name
Condition
|
Resolution to Create
Valid Process Name
|
Starts or ends with
a blank
|
Leading and trailing
blanks are removed.
|
Contains two or more
consecutive blanks
|
Two or more consecutive
blanks are changed to a single blank.
|
Contains characters
(such as & or *) other than the following characters:
-
-
single blanks that do not occur
at the start or end of the filename
-
! # $ , ; = @ _ ` ~ - ^ ' .{ }
[ ] ( )
|
Disallowed characters
are removed.
|
|
|
No change is made. The
addition of the extension .sas creates a valid process name.
|
Is longer than 128 characters
|
The filename is truncated
to 128 characters.
Note: After all of the changes
are made, if the process name exceeds 128 characters and does not
end with .sas, the process name is truncated to the first 124 characters,
and .sas is appended.
|