SAS(R) 9.1.3 Companion for z/OS

Directing SAS Log and SAS Procedure Output PUT Statement Syntax for E-Mail 137
replaces the current address of the sender of the message with address. For
example:
PUT "!EM_FROM! "john@hisplace.org"
or
user="john@hisplace.org";
put ’!EM_FROM!’ user;
!EM_SUBJECT! subject
replaces the current subject of the message with subject.
!EM_CONTENTTYPE! content-type
replaces the current content type of the message with content-type.
!EM_ATTACH! “file-specification”
replaces the current list of attachments with file-specification. Enclose the
file-specification in double quotation marks.
To attach more than one file or a file with additional attachment options,
enclose the list of file specifications or options in parentheses and separate each
file-specification with a space. The attachment options are
CONTENT_TYPE=’content/type’
specifies the MIME content type that should be associated with this
attachment. The default content type is text/plain. CONTENT_TYPE= may
be specified as:
3 CONTENT_TYPE=
3 CONTENT-TYPE=
3 TYPE=
3 CT=
EXTENSION=’extension’
specifies the filename extension on the recipient’s file that is attached. This
extension will be used by the recipient’s e-mail system for selecting the
appropriate utility to use for displaying the attachment. The default
attachment extension is "txt". EXTENSION= may be specified as EXT=.
NAME=’name’
specifies a different name to be used for the attachment.
The following examples show the syntax for specifying attachment options in a
PUT statement:
put ’!EM_ATTACH!’ "(’user.misc.pds(member)’ content_type=’text/html’
extension=’html’)";
put ’!EM_ATTACH!’ "(’user.misc.jcl(sasjcl)’ extension=’doc’,
’userid.sas.output’ content_type=’image/gif’ extension=’gif’
name=’Test Results’)";
mycfg="’user.misc.jcl(sasjcl)’";
syscfg="’user.sas.output’ content_type=’image/gif’ ext=’gif’";
put ’!EM_ATTACH!’ "("mycfg","syscfg")";
These directives perform actions:
!EM_SEND!
sends the message with the current attributes. By default, SAS sends a message
when the fileref is closed. The fileref closes when the next FILE statement is