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---------------- SAS Global Parameters for ISPF Applications ----------------
Command ===>
SAS version ===> SAS930 (Example: SAS913) Entry point ===> SAS (Example: SASHOST) Foreground interface ===> SASCP (SASCP/CALL) SAS/Graph Installed? ===> YES (YES/NO) SAS libraries (enter fully qualified data set names enclosed in quotes): Load library ===> 'CPM981.SAS93.LIBRARY' Auto-call macros ===> 'CPM981.SAS93.W0.AUTOLIB' Help library ===> 'CPM981.SAS93.ENW0.SASHELP' Messages library ===> 'CPM981.SAS93.ENW0.SASMSG' Environment Library ===> 'CPM981.SAS93.TKMVSENV(TKMVSENV)' Opt. config file 1 ===> 'CPM981.SAS93.CONFIG(BATCH)' Opt. config file 2 ===> 'CPM981.SAS93.CONFIG(COMMON)' Opt. config file 3 ===> 'CPM981.SAS93.CONFIG(ENW0)' Opt. config file 4 ===> 'CPM981.SAS93.CONFIG(SITE)' Optional installation SAS related data sets (enter fully qualified DSNAMES): Augment load library ===> 'SYSHARED.SAS.LOAD.MODULES' Macro library ===> 'SYSHARED.SAS.MACROS' Object library ===> 'SYSHARED.SAS.FORMATS' Source library ===> 'SYSHARED.SAS.SOURCE' Override load library ===> ______________________________________________ Macro library ===> ______________________________________________ Object library ===> ______________________________________________ Source library ===> ______________________________________________
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Use the SAS Global Parameters for ISPF Applications panel to
specify the SAS libraries and parameters used in
interactive or batch execution of SAS within the CA MICS ISPF
applications.
DATA ENTRY INSTRUCTIONS
SAS version - Required. Three alphabetic characters followed
by three numeric characters. The three numeric characters
must be a valid SAS version number. For information about the
levels of SAS currently supported, see the CA MICS System
Administrator Guide.
Entry point - Required. Defaults to SASXAL. 1-8 character
name (e.g., SASXAL or SASHOST). This is the program name
used to invoke SAS, either interactively or in batch, within
the ISPF applications.
Foreground interface - Required. Defaults to SASCP. SASCP
or CALL. Specify SASCP (or S) to use the SASCP TSO command
to invoke SAS in foreground. Specify CALL (or C) to use the
TSO CALL command to invoke SAS in foreground.
Important! If you specify CALL for this parameter, you will
not be able to use the MSAS option or execute MICF inquiries
under SAS/DMS.
SAS/Graph Installed? - Required. Defaults to YES. Specify
YES if SAS/Graph is installed. Specify NO if SAS/Graph is
not installed. Specifying NO omits any MICF inquiries
that produce color graphics from the display of
the MICF Shared Inquiry Catalog.
SAS libraries - No default. The following parameters define
the libraries for invoking SAS, either interactively or in
batch, within the ISPF applications. The parameters are 1-44
character fully qualified data set names enclosed in quotes.
Each refers to a SAS system library established for CA MICS
processing.
o Load library - Required. The SAS load module library
data set name.
o Auto-call macros - Required. The SAS auto-call macro
library data set name.
o Help library - Required. The SAS help library data set
name.
o Messages library - Required. The SAS messages library
data set name.
o Opt. config file 1 - 4 - Optional. You can use this
parameter to point CA MICS to your installation's SAS
parameter defaults so that CA MICS applications use
the same defaults as your other SAS applications. CA
MICS override your installation default SAS
parameters as required. See the sharedprefix.MICS.PARMS
members MABATCH, MATSO, and ICFBATCH for details.
Specify a fully-qualified data set name and member name
if the configuration file is a member of a partitioned
data set (PDS).
Optional installation SAS related data sets - No defaults.
The following parameters define installation data sets
CA MICS allocates for SAS processing, either
interactively or in batch, within the ISPF applications. The
parameters are 1-44 character fully qualified data set names
enclosed in quotes.
You can use the installation data set parameters to add your
installation's load modules, SAS formats, SAS macros, and/or
SAS source modules to CA MICS ISPF application processing.
You can also override CA MICS modules by concatenating
replacement modules in front of the distributed CA MICS
modules. Two installation data sets are supported for each
type of allocation.
o Use the augmenting library parameter to make
installation modules available to the CA MICS ISPF
applications.
o Use the override library parameter ONLY to replace
CA MICS modules, for example, to implement user
modifications to CA MICS.
Following are the augmenting installation data set parameters:
o Augment load library - Optional. Use this parameter to
make your SAS related load modules available to the
CA MICS ISPF applications.
o Augment macro library - Optional. Use this parameter to
make your SAS macros available to the CA MICS ISPF
applications.
o Augment object library - Optional. Use this parameter
to make your user-defined SAS formats, compiled SAS
macros, and other SAS objects available to the CA MICS
ISPF applications.
o Augment source library - Optional. Use this parameter
to make your SAS source members available to the CA MICS
ISPF applications.
Following are the overriding installation data set parameters:
o Override load library - Optional. Use this parameter to
override distributed CA MICS load modules.
o Override macro library - Optional. Use this parameter
to override distributed CA MICS auto-call macro members.
o Override object library - Optional. Use this parameter
to override distributed CA MICS user-defined SAS
formats, compiled SAS macros, and other SAS objects.
o Override source library - Optional. Use this parameter
to override distributed CA MICS source modules.
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