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TRANTAB
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The TRANTAB statement enables you to specify translation tables to use for translating characters in catalog entries that you want to upload. The TRANTAB statement also enables you to specify the particular types of SAS/AF or SCL catalog entries to which you want to apply a translation. You can specify one translation table per statement, but there is no limit to the number of TRANTAB statements you can use in one invocation of the UPLOAD procedure. If you specify the TRANTAB statement, you must also specify the INCAT= and OUTCAT= options in the PROC UPLOAD statement.
Requirements for the TRANTAB Statement |
A TRANTAB statement must include the following argument:
See TRANTAB= for more information about translation tables.
By default, whenever you invoke PROC UPLOAD, the procedure uses the table that translates host-to-transport format. In most cases, the default translation table is the correct one to use, but you may need to apply additional translation tables if, for example, your application requires different national language characters.
You can specify a translation table other than the default in two ways:
See the SAS Procedures Guide for information about creating translation tables by using PROC TRANTAB.
Options for the TRANTAB Statement |
You can use the following options in the TRANTAB statement:
By default, the UPLOAD procedure applies the translation table to all of the entries in the catalog that you specify.
When you do not specify the OPT= option, the UPLOAD procedure applies the translation table to all of the entries in the catalog that you specify.
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