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Book Contents		Master Index

Moving and Accessing SAS Files across Operating Environments

SAS/CONNECT software: creating and importing transport files; license requirements

SAS files: DATA type, creating in non-native format; determining base SAS engine; downloading; error messages; uploading

SAS files, accessing: definition; methods for; on remote hosts; with CEDA; with network services; with SAS/SHARE servers

SAS files, determining information about: base SAS engine "Using Filename Extensions to Determine Which SAS Engine and Host Were Used to Create a SAS File"; base SAS engine "Using PROC CONTENTS to Determine the SAS Base Engine That Was Used to Create a SAS File"; by file extension; host architecture "Interpreting a Filename Extension"; host architecture "Using Filename Extensions to Determine Which SAS Engine and Host Were Used to Create a SAS File"; member type; SAS version

SAS files, transporting: between compatible hosts "Traditional Move Operations"; between compatible hosts "Traditional Move Operations"; between incompatible hosts; by copying "Traditional Move Operations"; by copying "Traditional Move Operations"; choosing a method for "Choosing a Method for Moving a SAS File"; choosing a method for "Traditional Move Operations"; converting between incompatible hosts; DBMS files (third party); host architectural compatibility; host type considerations; numeric precision; reasons for; regressing SAS files; SAS members "Choosing a Method for Moving a SAS File"; SAS members "Choosing a Method for Moving a SAS File"; SAS release considerations; views

SAS logs, logging transport data: data set creation; transport file creation; transport file import; transport file transfer; transport file verification

SAS logs, viewing at the source: OpenVMS to HP-UX file transport; OS/390 to Windows NT file transfer; OS/390 TSO to UNIX file transport

SAS logs, viewing at the target: OpenVMS to HP-UX file transport; OS/390 to Windows NT file transport

SAS releases: determining by file extension; determining transport methods; determining under CMS; determining under Macintosh; Macintosh support "Host Types Supported According to SAS Release"; Macintosh support "Macintosh Is a Version 6 Only Host"; operating environments supported; VSE support; Windows 32s support

SAS/SHARE servers: accessing SAS files; creating and importing transport files "Traditional Methods for Creating and Restoring Files in Transport Format"; creating and importing transport files "Traditional Methods for Creating and Restoring Files in Transport Format"

SAS/SHARE servers, accessing remote files: catalogs; character translation; client hosts; client/server requirements; data sets; DATA step views; incompatible hosts; interpreting views; libraries, concatenating multiple; libraries, mixed; loss of magnitude; loss of precision; managing multi-user access; numeric translation; PROC SQL views; regression; SAS/ACCESS views; server hosts; starting a server; supported members and files