SAS/ACCESS 9.2 for Relational Databases: Reference, Fourth Edition

416 SASTRACE= System Option 4 Chapter 12Output 12.5SAS Log Output from the SASTRACE= ’,,,db’ System OptionORACLE_23: Prepared: on connection 2SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE19?ORACLE_24: Prepared: on connection 3SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE1NOTE: SAS variable labels, formats, and lengths are not written to DBMStables.ORACLE_25: Executed: on connection 4CREATE TABLE EMPLOYEE1(NAME VARCHAR2 (20),ID NUMBER (5),CITY VARCHAR2(15),SALARY NUMBER ,DEPT NUMBER (5))ORACLE_26: Executed: on connection 2SELECT statement ORACLE_23ORACLE_27: Prepared: on connection 4INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE1 (NAME,ID,CITY,SALARY,DEPT) VALUES(:NAME,:ID,:CITY,:SALARY,:DEPT)**NOTE**: ORACLE_27 on connection 4The Execute statements associated withthis Insert statement are suppressed due to SASTRACE briefsetting-SASTRACE=’,,,bd’. Remove the ’b’ to get full trace.NOTE: There were 17 observations read from the data set MYDBLIB.EMPLOYEE.Example 5: Time Trace ’,,,s’options sastrace=’,,,s’ sastraceloc=saslog nostsuffix;libname mydblib oracle user=scott password=tiger schema=bday_data;data mydblib.snow_birthdays;set work.winter_birthdays;run;libname mydblib clear;Output is written to the SAS log, as specified in the SASTRACELOC=SASLOG option.