| SAS Companion for the OS/390 Environment |
Wherever you specify the name of an physical file internally
(in a SAS LIBNAME or FILENAME statement, LIBNAME or FILENAME function, in
a DATA step, or in a SAS procedure, for example), the name can be in any of
these forms:
Here are examples of the INCLUDE command that illustrate the various ways
you can specify physical files:
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INCLUDE MYPGM
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MYPGM is a fileref that was previously associated
with the external file.
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INCLUDE MYPGM(PGM1)
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PGM1 is a member of the partitioned data
set that is associated with the fileref MYPGM.
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INCLUDE 'USERID.TEST.PGMS'
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sequential data set name.
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INCLUDE 'USERID.TEST.PGMS(AAA)'
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data set name with member specified.
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INCLUDE 'HFS:MYPGM'
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name of a UNIX System Services file in the
hierarchical file system. Alternate syntax of MVS: can be used if the FILESYSTEM=
system option (see FILESYSTEM=)
is set to HFS.
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INCLUDE '/u/userid/test/pgms/aaa'
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name of a UNIX System Services file.
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INCLUDE '.TEST.MYPGM'
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the first part of the name is the value
of the SAS system option SYSPREF=, which defaults to the user's system prefix.
You can use
the SAS system option FILEEXT= to specify how extensions
in member names of partitioned data sets are to be handled. See FILEEXT= for more
information.
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