| Category |
Language Elements |
Description |
| Data Access | ODS PACKAGE Statement | The ODS PACKAGE
statement opens, adds to, publishes,
or closes one SAS Output Delivery System (ODS) package object. |
| File-handling | FILE Statement for ODS | Creates
an ODS output object by binding the data
component to the table definition (template). As an option, the FILE
Statement lists the variables to include in the ODS output, and it
specifies options that control the way that the variables are formatted. |
| PUT Statement for ODS | Writes data values to a special buffer
from which
they can be written to the data component and then formatted by ODS. |
| ODS: Output Control | LIBNAME Statement, SASEDOC | Uses
the SASEDOC engine to associate a SAS libref
(library reference) with one or more ODS output objects that are stored
in an ODS document. |
| ODS _ALL_ CLOSE Statement | Closes all open ODS output destinations. |
| ODS DOCUMENT Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the DOCUMENT
destination,
which produces a hierarchy of output objects that enables you to produce
multiple ODS output formats without rerunning a PROC or DATA step. |
| ODS ESCAPECHAR Statement | Defines a representative character
to be used in
output strings. |
| ODS EXCLUDE Statement | Specifies output objects to exclude from
ODS destinations. |
| ODS GRAPHICS Statement | Enables or disables ODS Graphics processing
and
sets graphics environment options. This statement affects ODS template-based
(ODS Graphics) graphics only. The ODS GRAPHICS statement does not
affect device-based graphics (SAS/GRAPH). |
| ODS PATH Statement | Specifies locations to write to or read
from when
creating or using PROC TEMPLATE definitions and the order in which
to search for them. |
| ODS PREFERENCES Statement | Reverts the ODS settings back to
start-up defaults. |
| ODS PROCLABEL Statement | Enables you to change a procedure label. |
| ODS PROCTITLE Statement | Determines whether to write the title
that identifies
the procedure that produces the results in the output. |
| ODS RESULTS Statement | Tracks ODS output in the Results window. |
| ODS SELECT Statement | Specifies output objects for ODS destinations. |
| ODS SHOW Statement | Writes the specified selection or exclusion
list
to the SAS log. |
| ODS TEXT= Statement | Inserts text into your ODS output. |
| ODS TRACE Statement | Writes to the SAS log a record of each
output object
that is created, or suppresses the writing of this record. |
| ODS USEGOPT Statement | Determines whether ODS uses traditional
SAS/GRAPH
option settings. |
| ODS VERIFY Statement | Prints or suppresses a message indicating
that a
style definition or a table definition being used is not supplied
by SAS. |
| ODS: SAS Formatted | ODS DECIMAL_ALIGN Statement | Controls
the justification of numeric columns when
no justification is specified. |
| ODS LISTING Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the LISTING
destination. |
| ODS NO_DECIMAL_ALIGN Statement | Right-justifies numeric columns
when no justification
is specified. |
| ODS OUTPUT Statement | Produces a SAS data set from an output
object and
manages the selection and exclusion lists for the OUTPUT destination. |
| ODS: Third-Party Formatted | ODS CHTML Statement | Opens,
manages, or closes the CHTML destination,
which produces a compact, minimal HTML that does not use style information. |
| ODS CSVALL Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the CSVALL destination,
which produces HTML output containing columns of data values that
are separated by commas, and produces tabular output with titles,
notes, and bylines. |
| ODS DOCBOOK Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the DOCBOOK
destination,
which produces XML output that conforms to the DocBook DTD by OASIS. |
| ODS HTML3 Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the HTML3 destination,
which produces HTML 3.2 formatted output. |
| ODS HTML Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the HTML destination,
which produces HTML 4.0 output that contains embedded style sheets. |
| ODS HTMLCSS Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the HTMLCSS
destination,
which produces HTML output with cascading style sheets. |
| ODS IMODE Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the IMODE destination,
which produces HTML output as a column of output separated by lines. |
| ODS MARKUP Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the MARKUP destination,
which produces SAS output that is formatted using one of many different
markup languages. |
| ODS PCL Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the PCL destination,
which
produces printable output for PCL (HP LaserJet) files. |
| ODS PDF Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the PDF destination,
which
produces PDF output, a form of output that is read by Adobe Acrobat
and other applications. |
| ODS PHTML Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the PHTML destination,
which produces simple HTML output that uses twelve style elements
and no class attributes for the presentation. Class attributes are
used only for the justification. |
| ODS PRINTER Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the PRINTER
destination,
which produces printable output. |
| ODS PS Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the PS destination,
which
produces PostScript (PS) output. |
| ODS RTF Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the RTF destination,
which
produces output written in Rich Text Format for use with Microsoft
Word 2002. |
| ODS Tagset Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the specified
tagset destination. |
| ODS TAGSETS.RTF Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the RTF
destination, which
produces measured output that is written in Rich Text Format for use
with Microsoft Word 2002. |
| ODS WML Statement | Opens, manages, or closes the WML destination,
which
uses the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) to produce a Wireless
Markup Language (WML) DTD with a simple list for a table of contents. |