Output Delivery System: The Basics and Beyond

Moving ODS Output into Your Internet or Intranet Site

If you intend to add your ODS HTML results to an existing Internet or intranet Web site, there are some things you can do to make this simpler. First, you can make your Web pages more portable.

For example, if you created a Web page with the following code, you would end up with Web pages with the file path C:\webfiles embedded in each of the table of contents links.

ODS HTML BODY='c:\webfiles\outliers.html'
         CONTENTS='c:\webfiles\toc.html'
         FRAME='c:\webfiles\frame.html';
ODS HTML SELECT EXTREMEOBS;
proc univariate data=clinical;
  var basesbp postsbp chgsbp;
run;
ODS HTML CLOSE;

That works fine if you always intend to keep the files in the C:\webfiles directory. However, if you move them to ...