This view shows the
variables and attributes of the scoring task output table. The value
of the Map to Model Variable Name field must
be the Model Output Variable that corresponds to the scoring task
output variable in that row.
When this view is displayed
for the first time, SAS Model Manager attempts to discern the proper
mapping and fills in the initial mapping values for you if the model
output variable name is the same as the output variable name. If these
are not correct or are incomplete, correct them and then click Save at
the bottom right of the view.
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This view shows you
the model's score code that is executed. This is the code that
appears between the pre-code and the post-code. The SAS code cannot
be modified from the Scoring Task tabbed view.
Note that this view
shows you the same code as the model's SAS Code view.
To see the code that was actually executed for a scoring task, expand
the scoring task's folder and select the taskCode.sas file.
If you copy this code into a SAS editor window and enter values for
the user name and password, you can run the code in SAS.
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This view shows three
separate views depending on which button you click. Here are descriptions
of each view:
Both the Log and the
Output views are visible from the files taskCode.log and taskCode.lst
that can be found in the scoring task's folder.
What is shown in the
Result Set view depends on the value of the Scoring Task
Type property. If the value of this property is Test,
then the results are read from the .sas7bdat file that is specified
in the Output Table property. This file is
in the SAS Content server and can be found in the scoring task folder.
If the value of this property is Production,
then the results are read from the location of the data source that
is known to the SAS Metadata Repository. For more information,
see Create Scoring Output Tables.
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This view displays graphs
of the scoring task output that you create by clicking the Graph
Wizard button. For more information, see Graph Scoring Task Results.
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This view displays the
following metadata about the execution of a scoring task job:
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