This example uses metadata
system options and a macro variable to set site-specific data. This
is a good programming technique that makes it easy for you to customize
SAS code for your environment.
Note: For more information about
macro variables or the %LET statement, see the
SAS Macro Language: Reference.
The following code
defines a macro variable for the information map location and sets
system options for the connection to the server:
/* Use traditional listing output. */
ods html close;
ods listing;
/* Assign a macro variable to store the path to the folder */
/* that contains information maps (to avoid having to set */
/* the path multiple times). */
%LET infomap_path=/Shared Data/Infomap Example;
/* Set system options for connecting to the metadata server. */
options metauser="your-user-ID"
metapass="your-password"
metaserver="your-server-name"
metaport=8561;
Setting the Metadata System Options and the Macro Variable
1 /* Use traditional listing output. */
2 ods html close;
3 ods listing;
4
5 /* Assign a macro variable to store the path to the folder */
6 /* that contains information maps (to avoid having to set */
7 /* the path multiple times). */
8 %LET infomap_path=/Shared Data/Infomap Example;
9
10 /* Set system options for connecting to the metadata server. */
11 options metauser="myUserID"
12 metapass=XXXXXXXX
13 metaserver="myserver.mycompany.com"
14 metaport=8561;