SAS 9.1 Companion For Unix Enivronments

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S system option 357

S2 system option 358

SAS

running in background process 5

running in foreground process 5

running on remote host 10

SAS/AF applications

previewing output from 154

SAS command

invoking SAS 4

overriding system option default values 19

syntax 5

SAS/CONNECT

asynchronous processes 307

storage locations for script files 361

SAS console log 24

SAS data files 104

SAS files 103

accessing across machine types 108

assigning passwords 224, 227

concatenating filenames 138

copying procedure output files 315

index files for SAS Help and Documentation 334

librefs for 111

member types and filename extensions 105

migrating 32-bit to 64-bit 106

pathnames 114

previous releases or other hosts 110, 111

print files 159

resources read during SAS execution 355, 356

sharing 124

specifying pathnames 133

table of contents files 336

SAS/GIS

Census Tract maps 333

SAS/GRAPH

Census Tract maps 333

device driver for graphics output 324

map data sets, specifying data library with 342

SAS/GRAPH drivers

printing output 159

SAS Help and Documentation

customized index files 334

locations of Sashelp libraries 360

table of contents files 336

text and index files 335

SAS jobs

completion status 22

SAS processes

interrupting 25

terminating 26

SAS programs

submitting to batch queue 9

SAS releases

in UNIX 413

SAS servers

ending processes for running 24

SAS Session Manager 33

interrupting SAS 23

starting automatically 97

terminating SAS 23

SAS sessions

aborting execution 290

allocating memory for 344

batch mode 8

customizing 16

customizing color settings 84

file permissions for 15

font for current session 216

interactive line mode 7

interrupting 33

invoking in windowing environment 7

issuing commands from 221, 310

remote host 9

sending e-mail from 47

specifying locale attributes 340

starting 4

starting Resource Helper from 62

suspending execution 308

terminating 33

verifying fileref assignment for 246

X command, specifying if valid 383

SAS statements

autoexec file 316

including 298

length of 357

submitting 212

under UNIX 289

SAS ToolBox 35

SAS window session ID 31

SAS windowing environment 6

command window configuration 36

customizing fonts 80

cutting and pasting text 44

drag and drop 45

invoking SAS in 7

opening files 39

SAS Session Manager 23, 33, 97

toolbar configuration 36

ToolBox 35

types of windows 32

working directory 41

X resources for customizing 54, 97

SAS.altVisualID resource 96

SASAUTOS system option 266, 359

SAS.autoSaveInterval resource 96

SAS.autoSaveOn resource 96

SASCBTBL attribute table 170

SASCOLOR window

customizing colors 85

SAS.confirmSASExit resource 96

SAS.defaultCommandWindow resource 96

SAS.directory resource 96

Sashelp libraries 360

Sashelp libref 118

SASHELP system option 360

SAS.helpBrowser resource 96

SAS.htmlUsePassword resource 96

SAS.insertModeOn resource 96

SAS.keyboardTranslations resource 74, 75

SAS.keysWindowLabels resource 76

SAS.noDoCommandRecall resource 96

SAS.pattern resource 97

!SASROOT directory 397

renaming 401

utilities directory 399

SASSCRIPT system option 361

SAS.selectTimeout resource 97

SAS.startSessionManager resource 97

SAS.startupLogo resource 97

SAS.suppressMenuIcons resource 97

SAS.suppressTutorialDialog resource 97

SAS.useNativeXmTextTranslations resource 97

Sasuser data library

specifying if updatable 354

specifying name of 362

Sasuser library 118

Sasuser libref 118

SASUSER system option 362

SASV9_OPTIONS environment variable

overriding system option default values 19

SAS.wsaveAllExit resource 97

Save As dialog box

invoking 208

%SCAN macro function 265

SCL code

sending e-mail 148

search and replace 46

searching

for resource definitions 66

for text strings (Change dialog) 207

for text strings (Find dialog) 205

replacing specific characters in expression 256

search path for executable modules 351

secondary source statements

length of 358

security

assigning passwords to SAS files 224, 227

checking CRLs 372

digital certificates, locations of 370

digital certificates, names of files containing 371

digital certificates, private keys for 374, 375

if client authentication is required 371

location of CRLs 373

locking files 124, 329

permissions on Work data library 383

selecting text 42

with mouse 43

Send Mail dialog box 47, 209

SEQENGINE system option 362

sequential data libraries 362

accessing 121

writing to named pipes 123

session gravity 31

customizing 93

session IDs 31

session manager 23, 33

starting automatically 97

terminating SAS sessions 33

session workspace

customizing 93

SET system option 363

SETAUTOSAVE command 215

SETDMSFONT command 216

shared executable libraries

calling modules and routines from 251

shared libraries 170

32-bit and 64-bit considerations 176

efficient access 178

examples of accessing 187

formats and informats 181

SASCBTBL attribute table 170

sharing files 124

SHELL= option

SYSTASK statement 306

shells

defining environment variables 21

starting 15

starting remote shells 143

starting Resource Helper from 62

SOCKET access method 137

software fonts

listing all available 212

SORT procedure 282

SORTANOM system option 364

SORTCUT system option 364

SORTCUTP system option 365

SORTDEV system option 366

sorting observations

data set size and 365

host sort utility, passing options to 364

host sort utility, passing parameters to 367

location of temporary files for 366

number of observations and 364

specifying host sort vs. SAS sort 368

SORTPARM system option 367

SORTPGM system option 368

SORTSEQ= option 287

SORTSIZE system option 369

SOURCE system option 166, 318

SOURCE2 system option 166

special files 132

SPSS engine 128

SPSS files 125

SQL procedure

interrupt menu for 26

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)

checking CRLs 372

definition 403

digital certificates, locations of 370

digital certificates, names of files containing 371

encryption services 403

for SAS 405

location of CRLs 373

private keys for digital certificates 374, 375

requiring client authentication 371

set-up process 405

UNIX and 405, 406

SSLCALISTLOC system option 370

SSLCERTLOC system option 371

SSLCLIENTAUTH system option 371

SSLCRLCHECK system option 372

SSLCRLLOC system option 373

SSLPVTKEYLOC system option 374

SSLPVTKEYPASS system option 375

staging directory 106

standard error

filrefs for 140

standard input/output

filerefs for 140

reading input from standard input 142

specifying if SAS should use 375

starting SAS sessions 4

as foreground or background process 5

batch mode 8

in windowing environment 7

interactive line mode 7

remote host 9

startup logo 97

startup logo 97

STATUS= option

SYSTASK statement 306

stderr 375

stdin 375

STDIO system option 375

stdout 375

STIMEFMT system option 376

STIMER system option 166, 377

controlling format of 376

stored program files 105

SUBJECT= email option 145

SUBMIT option

DLGOPEN command 206

submitting SAS code 212

submitting SAS statements 212

suspending execution 238, 308

SAS sessions 308

symbolic links 128, 177

synchronous tasks 13

syncsort utility

location of temporary files used by 366

passing options to 364

passing parameters to 367

specifying if used 368

when to use, based on data set size 365

when to use, based on quantity of observations 364

SYSCC macro variable 263

SYSDEVIC macro variable 264

SYSENV macro variable 264

%SYSEXEC macro statement 13, 14, 265

SYSGET function 256

%SYSGET macro function 265

SYSIN system option 378

SYSJOBID macro variable 264

SYSMAXLONG macro variable 264

SYSPRINT system option 164, 379

SYSRC macro variable 264

SYSTASK statement return code 307

WAITFOR statement return code 309

SYSTASK statement 305

system administration tools 400

system fonts 80

system options

adding pathnames to values for 315, 337

customizing SAS sessions 18

determining how option was set 313

macro facility in UNIX 266

overriding default values 19

routing output with 163

set in one place 20

specifying 18

summary for UNIX 384

UNIX 313

writing settings to log 350

writing settings to terminal 381