other DATA step or procedure processing, if you know exactly which columns the
template uses, you can restrict the input columns with DROP= or KEEP= input data
set options for slightly more efficient processing.
Managing the Input Data
Filtering the Input Data
If you do not need all of the variables or all of the data values from the input data source,
you can use WHERE statements or input SAS data set options (for example, OBS= or
WHERE=) to control the observations that are processed. The filtering techniques can be
used whether the GTL template is executed with PROC SGRENDER or with a DATA
step.
The following example executes template MYGRAPHS.SCATTER, ...
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