SAS(R) 9.1.3 Companion for z/OS

52 Pipe Libraries (Experimental) Chapter 2
Sample JCL
The following code example illustrates how to write a SAS data library to a pipe:
//jobname JOB
// EXEC SAS
//*--------------------------------------------------
//* This job writes a SAS data set to a pipe.
//*--------------------------------------------------
//PIPESND DD DSN=TEST.SAS.BATCHPIPES,
// LRECL=6144,RECFM=F,DSORG=PS,
// SUBSYS=(BP01,CLOSESYNC,ERC=DUMMY),
// LABEL=(,,,OUT)
//*
//SYSIN DD *
data pipesnd.member1;
...
output;
run;
/*
//
The following code example illustrates how to read a SAS data library from a pipe:
//jobname JOB
// EXEC SAS
//*-------------------------------------------
//* This job reads a SAS data set from a pipe.
//*-------------------------------------------
//PIPERCV DD DSN=TEST.SAS.BATCHPIPES,
// LRECL=6144,RECFM=F,DSORG=PS,
// SUBSYS=(BP01,CLOSESYNC,EOFREQUIRED=NO),
// LABEL=(,,,IN)
//*
//SYSIN DD *
data ...;
set pipercv.member1;
...
run;
/*
//
The following code examples demonstrate how to use multiple SAS data step or
procedure pairs in a single pair of jobs. Note that only one member can be written to a
pipe library in a SAS step, and that there is a one-to-one correspondence of steps and
procedures between receiving and sending pipe jobs.
Sending job:
DATA PIPEOUT.MEMBER1; X=1; RUN;
DATA PIPEOUT.MEMBER2; Y=2; RUN;
Receiving job:
/* receives MEMBER1 from sending job */
DATA X; SET PIPEIN.MEMBER1; RUN;
/* will copy MEMBER2 to WORK library: */
PROC COPY IN=PIPEIN OUT=WORK; RUN;