| SAS/ACCESS Software for Relational Databases: Reference |
This book uses two sets of tables in order to show you
how to use SAS/ACCESS software. See DBMS Tables (Textile Data). One set of tables was created for a fictitious
international textile manufacturer. The second set of tables was created
for a fictitious international airline. All the data in the tables is fictitious.
The tables are designed to show how the SAS/ACCESS interface
treats data that is stored in DBMS tables. They are not meant as examples
for you to follow in designing tables for any purpose.
The following list describes the files that contain
examples and data that are used in this book. These files are packaged with
your SAS software; see your site administrator for details.
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GENSQL.SAS
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contains the SAS code that creates the DBMS
tables used in the Version 7 examples. These tables contain the international
airline data.
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GENDBL.SAS
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contains the SAS code that creates the DBMS
tables for the Version 6 compatibility examples. These tables contain the
international textile manufacturer data.
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GENSAMP.SAS
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contains the SAS code used in the examples
chapters.
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DBMACS.SAS
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contains macros that enable any SAS/ACCESS
interface to a relational DBMS to create the database connection statements
that are used by the DBLOAD procedure in the GENDBL.SAS and GENSAMP.SAS files.
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DBPTMACS.SAS
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contains macros that enable any SAS/ACCESS
interface to a relational database to create the database connection statements
that are used by the SQL Procedure Pass-Through Facility in the GENDBL.SAS
and GENSAMP.SAS files.
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