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Moving and Accessing SAS 9.1 Files Authors: SAS Institute Published year: 2004 Pages: 1/109 |
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- Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- BackCover
- Moving and Accessing SAS 9.1 Files
- What s New
- Details
- Part 1: Introduction
- Chapter 1: Moving and Accessing SAS Files between Operating Environments
- Deciding to Access a SAS File Across Operating Environments
- Strategies For Moving and Accessing SAS Files
- Summary of Strategy Features
- Moving and Accessing SAS Files in International Environments
- The Data Set Used For Examples
- Naming Conventions Used For Examples
- Part 2: Strategies for Moving and Accessing SAS Files
- Chapter 2: Cross-Environment Data Access (CEDA)
- CEDA Advantages
- CEDA Limitations
- Changing SAS File Formats
- Transferring a SAS File between Machines
- Identifying the Format of a SAS File
- Reading and Writing a Foreign File
- Chapter 3: PROC CPORT and PROC CIMPORT
- PROC CPORT and PROC CIMPORT Advantage
- PROC CPORT and PROC CIMPORT Limitations
- Creating a Transport File at the Source Machine
- Transferring Transport Files to a Target Machine
- Restoring Transport Files at the Target Machine
- Chapter 4: XPORT Engine with DATA Step or PROC COPY
- XPORT Engine Advantages
- XPORT Engine Limitations
- Regressing SAS Data Sets to SAS 6 Format
- Creating a Transport File at the Source Machine
- Transferring Transport Files Across a Network
- Restoring Transport Files at the Target Machine
- Chapter 5: XML Engine with DATA Step or PROC COPY
- XML Engine Advantages
- XML Engine Limitations
- Creating an XML Document at the Source Machine
- Transferring an XML Document Across a Network
- Restoring an XML Document as a Data Set at a Target Machine
- Part 3: Transferring Transport Files and Foreign Files
- Chapter 6: Transferring Files
- Attributes for Transport Files
- Using the FILENAME Statement or the FTP Utility for Foreign Files and Transport Files
- Part 4: Operating Environment Specifics
- Chapter 7: OpenVMS Operating Environment
- Specifying File Attributes for OpenVMS
- Identifying the SAS Version Used to Create a Member Under OpenVMS
- Mounting a Tape Device on OpenVMS
- OpenVMS Error Messages
- Chapter 8: zOS Operating Environment
- Identifying the SAS Version Used to Create a Member Under zOS
- Organizing zOS Files with the SAS 8 and Later UNIX System Services Directory
- Using zOS Batch Statements for File Transport
- Transferring a Transport File over the Network
- Reading Transport Files in zOS Operating Environments
- Chapter 9: UNIX Operating Environment
- Identifying the SAS Version Used to Create a Member Under UNIX
- Creating a Transport File on Tape
- Copying the Transport File From Disk to Tape at the UNIX Source Machine
- Copying the Transport File From Tape to Disk at the Target Machine
- Chapter 10: Windows Operating Environment
- Error Message
- Chapter 11: SAS Filename Extensions and File Headers
- Using PROC CONTENTS to Identify Which SAS Base Engine was Used to Create a SAS File
- Using File Headers to Identify Which Strategy was Used to Create a Transport File
- Part 5: Troubleshooting
- Chapter 12: Preventing and Fixing Problems
- Error and Warning Messages
- Verifying Transfer Format and Transport File Attributes
- Reblocking a Transport File
- Part 6: Samples and Logs
- Chapter 13: Examples of Moving SAS Files
- OpenVMS Alpha to UNIX File Transport
- zOS to Windows File Transport
- zOS JCL Batch to UNIX File Transport
- Strategies for Verifying Transport Files
- Part 7: Appendix
- Appendix 1: Recommended Reading
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