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SAS/Warehouse Administrator Metadata Types |
Category: | Object Types--Intermediate Output Tables |
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Using WHTBLPRC |
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Overview |
WHTBLPRC is the base metadata type for intermediate output tables that are produced by processes in SAS/Warehouse Administrator. In the Process Editor, these tables are represented as text boxes with appropriate labels such as Mapping, User Exit, and so on. For details about how intermediate output tables are displayed in the Process Editor, see Reading Process Flow Metadata.
Properties |
The following table lists all of the properties for WHTBLPRC and indicates how each you can use property with metadata API methods.
In the table, you can pass properties with a Yes in the Add column to the _ADD_METADATA_ method. Use this method to add a new object.
You can pass properties with a Yes in the Update column to the _UPDATE_METADATA_ method. Use this method to update properties of an existing object.
* 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.
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.
WHTBLPRC has the following new property:
specifies the numeric value that indicates whether the table has output data or is just a placeholder only.
0--No, this table has no output data. It is a placeholder only. (The This process has no output data selection has been made on the process properties Output Data tab.) An analogy would be a DATA step that performs processing but is coded with DATA _NULL_.
Using WHTBLPRC |
Add | Update | Delete |
No | No | No |
For a discussion of how you can use intermediate output tables, see Reading Process Flow Metadata.
WHTBLPRC is a dependent type. To understand how all subtypes of WHTABLE relate to other types, see the models in Relationships Among Metadata Types.
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