Naming Conventions Used for Examples

These naming conventions are used in the examples in this documentation:

WORK

is the default libref that points to the library that contains the data set GRADES.

XPORTOUT

is the libref that points to the location where the transport file is created with the XPORT engine.

XPORTIN

is the libref that points to the location on the target operating environment that you transferred the transport file to.

XMLOUT

is the libref that points to the location where the XML file is created with the XML engine.

XMLIN

is the libref that points to the location on the target operating environment that you transferred the XML file to.

CPORTOUT

is the fileref that points to the location where the transport file is created with PROC CPORT.

IMPORTIN

is the fileref that points to the location on the target operating environment that you transferred the transport file to.

SOURCE

is the libref that points to the location of the source file that is translated into transport or XML format.

LIST

is a catalog entry type.

GRADES

is the name of a data set.

TARGET

is the libref that points to the location at which the restored SAS file is created.

TESTCAT

is the name of a catalog.

TESTNPGM

is the name of a catalog entry.