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

SAS/ACCESS Interface to Teradata 4 Teradata LIBNAME Statement Examples 787OptionDBSASLABEL=DBSLICEPARM=DEFER=Default ValueCOMPATTHREADED_APPS,2NODIRECT_EXE=DIRECT_SQL=ERRLIMIT=FASTEXPORT=LOGDB=MODE=MULTISTMT=MULTI_DATASRC_OPT=PREFETCH=PRESERVE_COL_NAMES=PRESERVE_TAB_NAMES=QUERY_BAND=YES1 millionNODefault Teradata database for the librefANSINOIN_CLAUSEnot enabledYESYESnoneREAD_ISOLATION_LEVEL= see “Locking in the Teradata Interface” on page 832READ_LOCK_TYPE=READ_MODE_WAIT=REREAD_EXPOSURE=SCHEMA=SESSIONS=SPOOL=SQL_FUNCTIONS=SQL_FUNCTIONS_COPY=SQLGENERATION=TPT=nonenoneNOyour default Teradata databasenoneYESnonenoneDBMSYESUPDATE_ISOLATION_LEVEL= see “Locking in the Teradata Interface” on page 832UPDATE_LOCK_TYPE=UPDATE_MODE_WAIT=UTILCONN_TRANSIENT=nonenoneNOTeradata LIBNAME Statement ExamplesThese examples show how to make the proper connection by using the USER= andPASSWORD= connection options. Teradata requires these options, and you must usethem together.This example shows how to connect to a single or NULL realm.libname x teradata user=’’johndoe@LDAP’’ password=’’johndoeworld’’;