SAS - ODS Options

ODS Options

ODS options are specified by various global macro variables. These variables are

normally set by input parameters, but can be modified by the stored process. The

following variables affect ODS output:

- _ENCODING

- _GOPT_DEVICE

- _GOPT_HSIZE

- _GOPT_VSIZE

- _GOPT_XPIXELS

- _GOPT_YPIXELS

- _GOPTIONS

- _ODSDEST

- _ODSOPTIONS

- _ODSSTYLE

- _ODSSTYLESHEET

The _ODSDEST variable is important because changing this variable enables your

stored process to generate HTML, PDF, PostScript, or a variety of other formats,

including user-written tagset destinations. Many variables allow you to override ODS

options. You must remember to verify whether any options that are specified by the

stored process or its clients are compatible with the output destinations that you plan

to support.

Some ODS options (for example, BASE) are set based on the result options. For more

information, see “Results” on page 16. These options are generally transparent to the

stored process author, but they can make it difficult to modify some ODS options in

your stored process.

ODS Options

ODS options are specified by various global macro variables. These variables are

normally set by input parameters, but can be modified by the stored process. The

following variables affect ODS output:

- _ENCODING

- _GOPT_DEVICE

- _GOPT_HSIZE

- _GOPT_VSIZE

- _GOPT_XPIXELS

- _GOPT_YPIXELS

- _GOPTIONS

- _ODSDEST

- _ODSOPTIONS

- _ODSSTYLE

- _ODSSTYLESHEET

The _ODSDEST variable is important because changing this variable enables your

stored process to generate HTML, PDF, PostScript, or a variety of other formats,

including user-written tagset destinations. Many variables allow you to override ODS

options. You must remember to verify whether any options that are specified by the

stored process or its clients are compatible with the output destinations that you plan

to support.

Some ODS options (for example, BASE) are set based on the result options. For more

information, see “Results” on page 16. These options are generally transparent to the

stored process author, but they can make it difficult to modify some ODS options in

your stored process.

ODS Options

ODS options are specified by various global macro variables. These variables are

normally set by input parameters, but can be modified by the stored process. The

following variables affect ODS output:

- _ENCODING

- _GOPT_DEVICE

- _GOPT_HSIZE

- _GOPT_VSIZE

- _GOPT_XPIXELS

- _GOPT_YPIXELS

- _GOPTIONS

- _ODSDEST

- _ODSOPTIONS

- _ODSSTYLE

- _ODSSTYLESHEET

The _ODSDEST variable is important because changing this variable enables your

stored process to generate HTML, PDF, PostScript, or a variety of other formats,

including user-written tagset destinations. Many variables allow you to override ODS

options. You must remember to verify whether any options that are specified by the

stored process or its clients are compatible with the output destinations that you plan

to support.

Some ODS options (for example, BASE) are set based on the result options. For more

information, see “Results” on page 16. These options are generally transparent to the

stored process author, but they can make it difficult to modify some ODS options in

your stored process.

ODS Options

ODS options are specified by various global macro variables. These variables are

normally set by input parameters, but can be modified by the stored process. The

following variables affect ODS output:

- _ENCODING

- _GOPT_DEVICE

- _GOPT_HSIZE

- _GOPT_VSIZE

- _GOPT_XPIXELS

- _GOPT_YPIXELS

- _GOPTIONS

- _ODSDEST

- _ODSOPTIONS

- _ODSSTYLE

- _ODSSTYLESHEET

The _ODSDEST variable is important because changing this variable enables your

stored process to generate HTML, PDF, PostScript, or a variety of other formats,

including user-written tagset destinations. Many variables allow you to override ODS

options. You must remember to verify whether any options that are specified by the

stored process or its clients are compatible with the output destinations that you plan

to support.

Some ODS options (for example, BASE) are set based on the result options. For more

information, see “Results” on page 16. These options are generally transparent to the

stored process author, but they can make it difficult to modify some ODS options in

your stored process.

ODS Options

ODS options are specified by various global macro variables. These variables are

normally set by input parameters, but can be modified by the stored process. The

following variables affect ODS output:

- _ENCODING

- _GOPT_DEVICE

- _GOPT_HSIZE

- _GOPT_VSIZE

- _GOPT_XPIXELS

- _GOPT_YPIXELS

- _GOPTIONS

- _ODSDEST

- _ODSOPTIONS

- _ODSSTYLE

- _ODSSTYLESHEET

The _ODSDEST variable is important because changing this variable enables your

stored process to generate HTML, PDF, PostScript, or a variety of other formats,

including user-written tagset destinations. Many variables allow you to override ODS

options. You must remember to verify whether any options that are specified by the

stored process or its clients are compatible with the output destinations that you plan

to support.

Some ODS options (for example, BASE) are set based on the result options. For more

information, see “Results” on page 16. These options are generally transparent to the

stored process author, but they can make it difficult to modify some ODS options in

your stored process.

ODS Options

ODS options are specified by various global macro variables. These variables are

normally set by input parameters, but can be modified by the stored process. The

following variables affect ODS output:

- _ENCODING

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