SAS(R) 9.1.3 Companion for z/OS

Directing SAS Log and SAS Procedure Output Example: Sending E-Mail by Using SCL Code 145
The OPTIONS statement assigns EMAILJOE as the default Universal printer.
EMAILJOE remains the default printer for the duration of the SAS session, unless
it is overridden by another OPTIONS statement.
3 Identify the print destination to SAS:
ods printer;
The ODS PRINTER statement enables procedure output to be formatted for a
high-resolution printer. Because the ODS PRINTER statement does not specify a
filename or fileref, ODS output is sent to the Universal Printing default printer
(EMAILJOE).
4 Issue a print command or procedure:
proc print data=sashelp.shoes;
where region="Canada";
run;
PROC PRINT generates procedure output in standard ODS format. The output
is sent to the attachment file associated with EMAILJOE.
5 Remove the print destination:
ods printer close;
The second ODS PRINTER statement removes the ODS print destination. The
procedure output is sent to EMAILJOE, which sends the e-mail message with the
attached file to the e-mail recipient.
The following program defines a registry entry for printing procedure output to an
e-mail attachment:
/* STEP 1 */
data printers;
name = ’emailjoe’;
protocol = ’Ascii’;
trantab = ’GTABCMS’;
model = ’PostScript Level 1 (Gray Scale)’;
device = ’EMAIL’;
dest = ’John.Doe@sas.com’;
hostopt = "recfm=vb ct=’application/PostScript’
subject=’Canada Report’ ";
run;
/* STEP 2 */
proc prtdef data=printers replace list;
run;
Example: Sending E-Mail by Using SCL Code
The following example is the SCL code that underlies a frame entry design for
e-mail. The frame entry includes these text-entry fields:
mailto the user ID of the e-mail recipient
copyto the user ID of the recipient of the e-mail copy (CC)
attach the name of the file to attach
subject the subject of the e-mail message
line1 the text of the e-mail message