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The ODS output statement saves procedure output to a SAS data set. PROC CONTENTS produces three tables of output for a data set: attributes, engine/host information, and variables. In this example, we want the variables, but not the attributes nor the engine/host information.
Preferences from the main SAS window. Then on the Results tab, select the Use ODS Graphics check box to enable ODS Graphics by default, or clear the check box to disable ODS Graphics by default. You can also change the default output destination (HTML or LISTING) on the Results tab.
With ODS, you can create various file types including HTML, Rich Text Format (RTF), PostScript (PS), Portable Document Format (PDF), and SAS data sets. You can also take advantage of ODS features to easily convert existing SAS code so that it can create these file types.
Specifies output objects for ODS destinations. Tip: You can maintain a selection list for one destination and an exclusion list for another.
Opens, manages, or closes the Listing destination.