SAS 9.4 Output Delivery System, 3rd Edition

/* with in an editor and use on a z/OS Web server. */

ods html body='odsexb'

contents='odsexc'

page='odsexp'

frame='odsexf'

path='.example.htm'(url=none)

rs=none;

Using a z/OS PDSE for ASCII HTML Output

/* Allocate a PDSE for the HTML Output. */

filename pdsehtml '.example.htm'

dsntype=library dsorg=po

disp=(new, catlg, delete);

/* Specify the files to create for the HTML output. */

/* These files are PDSE members. */

/* The URL= suboption in the HTML-file */

/* specifications provides a URL that will be valid */

/* after the PDSE members have been moved to an */

/* ASCII file system. When the files are */

/* transferred, they must retain their member names */

/* and have the ".htm" extension added in order for */

/* these URLs to be correct. */

/* The PATH= option specifies the location for all */

/* the HTML files. The URL= suboption in the PATH= */

/* option prevents information from PATH= from */

/* appearing in the links and references that ODS */

/* creates because it will not be a valid URL for */

/* the ASCII file system. */

/* The TRANTAB= option creates ASCII HTML that */

/* you can send to an ASCII-based Web server. */

ods html body='odsexb' (url='odsexb.htm')

contents='odsexc' (url='odsexc.htm')

page='odsexp' (url='odsexp.htm')

frame='odsexf'

path='.example.htm'(url=none)

trantab=ascii;

Note: Use a binary transfer to move the files to the Web server.

1102 Appendix 4 • ODS HTML Statements for Running Examples in Different Operating Environments