SAS Procedures Guide

Using CMS to Create ASCII HTML Output

/* You must use the URL= suboption to specify a */
/* valid string for the URL.                    */
/* The TRANTAB= option creates ASCII HTML that  */
/* you can send to an ASCII-based Web server.   */
ods html body='odsexb htm' (url='odsexb.htm')
         contents='odsexc htm' (url='odsexc.htm')
         page='odsexp htm' (url='odsexp.htm')
         frame='odsexf htm'
         trantab=ascii;

Note: Use a binary transfer to move the files to the web server. [cautionend]

Operating Environment Information: In the CMS operating environment, you must use the URL= suboption in the HTML-file specifications for the body, contents, and page files because CMS filenames do not form valid URLs. For the same reason, you must use the suboption if you use the GPATH= or the PATH= option in the ODS HTML statement. (See the discussion of these options in the documentation for the ODS HTML statement in Chapter 3, "The ODS Statements," in The Complete Guide to the SAS Output Delivery System.) [cautionend]

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