The DOCUMENT Procedure
DOC Statement
Opens a document and its contents to browse or edit.
Syntax
Without Arguments
If no options are specified,
then the DOC statement lists the ODS documents in all SAS libraries
in alphabetical order. Document labels, if any, are displayed.
Optional Arguments
- LABEL= 'label'
-
assigns a label to
a document. For example, the following DOC statement opens the document
Work.YourDoc in Write mode and assigns a label to it:
doc name=yourdoc(write) label='repeated measures results';
run;
Restriction:A label can be assigned only to documents with Write
access permission.
Requirements:To use the LABEL= option, specify the NAME= option in
the DOC statement.
Enclose labels in quotation marks.
- LIBRARY=library-name
-
specifies that only
the documents in the specified library-name are
listed.
Alias:LIB=
Interaction:The LIBRARY= option cannot be specified with the
NAME= or LABEL= options.
- NAME= libref.member-name <access-option(s)>
-
specifies the name
that you assign to a document and its access mode.
- <libref.>member-name
-
identifies a document.
Default:If no library is specified, then the Work library
is used.
Restriction:The document must be a SAS library member.
- access-option(s)
-
specifies the access
mode for the document.
- READ
-
opens a document and
provides Read-Only access.
Interaction:If a label has been specified with the LABEL=
option, then the label is ignored.
- WRITE
-
opens a document and
provides Write access, but only if you have Write permission.
CAUTION:
If the
document already exists, then it will be overwritten. If the document
does not exist, then it will be created.
Interaction:If a label has been specified with the LABEL=
option, then it will override any existing label assigned to the document.
- UPDATE
-
opens a document and
provides Update access, but only if you have Update permission.
Interaction:If a label has been specified with the LABEL=
option, then it will be assigned to the document.
Tip:If the document already exists, then its contents will
not be changed and the new contents will be appended to the document.
If the document does not exist, then it will be created.
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