SAS(R) 9.1.3 Companion for z/OS

Output 16.11 Selecting a Member from a Source Statement Library
19 proc source indd=’userid.taste.test’ print;
20 select oranges4; run;
ORANGES4
data oranges;
input variety $ flavor texture looks;
total=flavor+texture+looks;
datalines;
navel 9 8 6
temple 7 7 7
valencia 8 9 9
mandarin 5 7 8
;
proc sort data=oranges;
by descending total;
proc print data=oranges;
title ’Taste Test Result for Oranges’;
17 - RECORDS
NOTE: INDD=SYS00158 data set is :
Dsname=USERID.TASTE.TEST,
Unit=3380,Volume=XXXXXX,Disp=SHR,Blksize=23055,
Lrecl=259,Recfm=FB.
3348 Members defined in source library.
0 Aliases defined in source library.
1 Members selected.
17 Records read from source library.
Procedures under z/OS SOURCE Procedure 345
Example of Building and Submitting a Job to Assemble Programs
The following PROC SOURCE program builds and submits a job to compile assembler
programs. It writes the output directly to the internal reader so that the compile job
can be executed.
filename out sysout=a pgm=intrdr lrecl=80 recfm=f;
proc source indd=’userid.asm.src’ nodata outdd=out;
first ’//COMPILE JOB (0,ROOM),’’DUMMY’’,’;
first ’// NOTIFY=,REGION=4M,TYPRUN=HOLD’;
first ’/*JOBPARM FETCH’;
last ’//’;
before ’//XXXXXXXX EXEC ASMHCL,’ 3;
before ’// MAC2=’’XXX.MACLIB’’ ’;
before ’//SYSIN DD DISP=SHR,’;
before ’// DSN=USERID.ASM.SOURCE(XXXXXXXX)’ 26 NOBLANK;
run;
The output that is written to the internal reader is shown below. Note that this
output shows only the statements that are generated by PROC SOURCE, before they
are executed.