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SAS/Warehouse Administrator Metadata Types |
Category: | Column Types |
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Using WHCOLSCL |
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Overview |
WHCOLSCL models the metadata for statistic columns in summary tables and MDDBs in SAS/Warehouse Administrator. To display these columns with the SAS/Warehouse Administrator Explorer:
The statistic columns in a summary group are shared by all summary tables and MDDBs in the group.
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The following table lists all of the properties for WHCOLSCL and indicates how you can use each property with metadata API methods.
In the table, you can specify properties with a Yes in the Indirect Add column when you indirectly add one object through another, as described in the documentation for the _UPDATE_METADATA_ method. Use this approach to add a new dependent object. For details, see Using _UPDATE_METADATA_.
You can pass properties with a Yes in the Update column to the _UPDATE_METADATA_ method, as described in the documentation for this method. Use this method to update properties of an existing object. For details, see Using _UPDATE_METADATA_.
* Req indicates that the property is required; you must provide a value for this property when you use a given method. * Default indicates that the system will provide a default value for that property if you do not provide one. * Auto supplied means that the property is automatically supplied; any value that you specify for such a property is ignored.
Properties with a Yes in the Read Method Expand Parm column are valid with the expand parameter of the _GET_METADATA_ method. This method enables you to get detailed metadata about a property and its associated objects through a single method call.
WHCOLSCL has the following new property:
specifies the character string for the type of statistic. For example: SUM, COUNT, AVERAGE, MAX, and MIN.
See WHCOLSUM for a description of the new properties for summary table column types.
Using WHCOLSCL |
Add | Update | Delete |
No | No | No |
WHCOLSCL is a dependent type, like all subtypes of WHCOLUMN. To understand how all subtypes of WHCOLUMN relate to other types, see the column mapping models in Relationships Among Metadata Types.
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