2. MICF Options › 2.7 SAS Libraries for ISPF Applications

2.7 SAS Libraries for ISPF Applications

Use the SAS Libraries for ISPF Applications option to specify
additional user or installation SAS-related data sets you
want allocated for MICF inquiry execution.  The data sets you
specify will be concatenated before the optional installation
SAS-related data sets specified by the CA MICS Administrator.
The data sets you specify will also be concatenated before
the SAS system libraries and the distributed CA MICS
libraries.

You can specify up to two data set names for each type of
allocation: load library, auto-call macros, SAS objects, and
SAS source modules.  The installation data sets are also
listed for your information.

The SAS Libraries for ISPF Applications parameters are 1-44
character fully-qualified data set names enclosed in quotes.

o  Use the Private (user-level) entries to specify the
   optional SAS-related library data set names.  You can
   specify up to two data sets for each type of allocation.

o  The Shared (complex-level) entries display the optional
   installation SAS-related data sets your CA MICS
   administrator specified.  Your data sets will be
   concatenated ahead of the shared (complex-level) data
   sets.

The private (user-level) library options are:

o  Load Module Libraries. Use this parameter to make your
   SAS version 5 and other SAS-related load modules
   available to your MICF inquiries.

o  Auto-call Macro Libraries. Use this parameter to make
   your SAS macros available to your MICF inquiries.

o  SAS Object (format) Libraries. Use this parameter to
   make your user-defined SAS formats, compiled SAS macros,
   and other SAS objects available to your MICF inquiries.

o  Source Libraries. Use this parameter to make your SAS
   source members available to your MICF inquiries.