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+{"group":"systemOptions","count":378,"entries":{"ANIMATION":{"help":"[Syntax: ANIMATION=START | STOP \n    \nSpecifies whether to start or stop creating animation frames.\n\nSyntax Description:\nSTART\n  specifies to begin creating animation frames.\nSTOP\n  specifies to stop creating animation frames.\n\nTip: Specify ANIMATION=STOP after you have created the frames for your animation file. \nIf ANIMATION=START remains specified, you might unintentionally create an animation file \nfor subsequent procedure statements.","values":{"@Value1":"START","@Value2":"STOP"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies to begin creating animation frames.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies to stop creating animation frames."}},"ANIMATE":{"help":"[Syntax: ANIMATION=START | STOP \n    \nSpecifies whether to start or stop creating animation frames.\n\nSyntax Description:\nSTART\n  specifies to begin creating animation frames.\nSTOP\n  specifies to stop creating animation frames.\n\nTip: Specify ANIMATION=STOP after you have created the frames for your animation file. \nIf ANIMATION=START remains specified, you might unintentionally create an animation file \nfor subsequent procedure statements.","values":{"@Value1":"START","@Value2":"STOP"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies to begin creating animation frames.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies to stop creating animation frames."}},"ANIMDURATION":{"help":"[Syntax: ANIMDURATION=duration | MIN \n    \nSpecifies the amount of time that each frame in the animation is held in view. \n\nSyntax Description:\nduration\n  specifies the number of seconds to hold an animation frame in view. The number can be any \n  numeric representation (for example, .01, 5, 6.5).\n\n  Defaults:\n    0 for GIF frames\n    0.1 for SVG pages\n  \nMIN\n  specifies to set the minimum amount of time that a frame is held in view.\n  Default: 0.1","values":{"@Value1":"<duration>","@Value2":"MIN"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies to begin creating animation frames.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies to stop creating animation frames."}},"ANIMLOOP":{"help":"[Syntax: ANIMLOOP=YES | NO | n\n    \nSpecifies whether the animation loop is played continuously or is played once, or specifies \na specific number of times that the animation loop is repeated. \n\nSyntax Description:\n  YES\n    specifies that animation loops continuously repeat.\n  NO\n    specifies that animation loops complete one loop. \n  n\n    specifies the number of times that an animation loop is continuously repeated. The number must be an integer.\n    Range: 1–2147483647","values":{"@Value1":"YES","@Value2":"NO","@Value3":"<n>"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies that animation loops continuously repeat.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies that animation loops complete one loop.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies the number of times that an animation loop is continuously repeated. The number must be an integer.     Range: 1–2147483647"}},"ANIMOVERLAY":{"help":"Specifies that each frame in an animation overlays the previous frame. All frames remain in view for \nthe duration of the animation."},"NOANIMOVERLAY":{"help":"Specifies that each frame is played sequentially. When a frame is played, it replaces the \nprevious frame."},"EMAILAUTHPROTOCOL":{"help":"[Syntax: EMAILAUTHPROTOCOL=LOGIN | NONE | PLAIN] \n    \nSpecifies the authentication protocol for SMTP E-mail.","values":{"@Value1":"LOGIN","@Value2":"NONE","@Value3":"PLAIN"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies that the LOGIN authentication protocol is used.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies that no authentication protocol is used.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies that the PLAIN authentication protocol is used. The PLAIN authentication protocol encodes  the user ID and password in BASE64 and encodes them as one string.  Note: When you specify PLAIN, you might also need to specify EMAILID and EMAILPW. If you omit  EMAILID, SAS looks up your user ID and uses it. If you omit EMAILPW, no password is used."}},"EMAILHOST":{"help":"[Syntax: EMAILHOST=server | (server) | \"server\" \n    EMAILHOST=('server-1' <options> <'server-2'> <options > …)] \n    \nSpecifies the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server that supports e-mail \naccess. \n\nSyntax Description: \nserver\n  specifies one or more Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server domain names for your site.\n  Range: The maximum number of characters that can be specified for SMTP servers is 1,024.\n\n  Requirement: When more than one server name is specified, the list must be enclosed in parentheses \n  and each server name must be enclosed in single or double quotation marks.\n  Note: The system administrator for your site provides this information. \n  \noptions\n  specifies options that are available when you use secure SMTP servers. The following are valid \n  values for options.\n    AUTH=|AUTHPROTOCOL=authentication\n      specifies the authentication protocol. The following are valid values for auth.\n      LOGIN\n        specifies that the LOGIN authentication protocol is used. \n      PLAIN \n        specifies that the PLAIN authentication protocol is used.\n    PWD=|PASSWORD=|PW=password\n      specifies an e-mail logon password. \n    PORT=port-number\n      specifies a port number for the SMTP server. \n    SSL | STARTTLS\n      specifies either the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport Layer Security \n    USERID=|ID=username\n      specifies the user name that is used to log on to the server."},"EMAILID":{"help":"Syntax: EMAILID=loginid | profile | emailaddress \n\nSpecifies the identity of the individual sending e-mail from within SAS."},"EMAILFROM":{"help":"Specifies that the FROM e-mail option is required when sending e-mail by using \neither the FILE or FILENAME statements."},"NOEMAILFROM":{"help":"Specifies that the FROM e-mail option is not required when sending e-mail by using \neither the FILE or FILENAME statements."},"EMAILPORT":{"help":"Syntax: EMAILPORT <portnumber>\n\nSpecifies the port to which the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server is attached."},"EMAILPW":{"help":"[Syntax: EMAILPW=\"password\"] \n    \nSpecifies your e-mail login password."},"EMAILSYS":{"help":"[Syntax: EMAILSYS= MAPI | VIM | SMTP] \n    \nSpecifies the email protocol to use for sending electronic mail.","values":{"@Value1":"MAPI","@Value2":"VIM","@Value3":"SMTP"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies to use the Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI) electronic mail interface. This value is the default.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies to use the Vendor Independent Mail (VIM) electronic mail interface.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies to use the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol email interface. "}},"METACONNECT":{"help":"Identifies the named connection from the metadata user profiles to use as the default \nvalues for logging in to the SAS Metadata Server.\n    \nSyntax: METACONNECT=\"named-connection\"\n    \nwhere:\n\n\"named-connection\" is a named connection that is contained in the metadata user profiles."},"METAPASS":{"help":"[Syntax: METAPASS=password] \n    \nSets the default password for the SAS Metadata Server."},"METAPORT":{"help":"[Syntax: METAPORT=number] \n    \nSets the TCP port for the SAS Metadata Server."},"METAPROTOCOL":{"help":"[Syntax: METAPROTOCOL=BRIDGE | COM]\n\nSets the network protocol for communicating with the SAS Metadata Server."},"METAREPOSITORY":{"help":"[Syntax: METAREPOSITORY=name] \n    \nSets the name of the default SAS Metadata Repository to use on the SAS Metadata Server."},"METASERVER":{"help":"[Syntax: METASERVER=IP-address] \n    \nSets the internet protocol (IP) address of the SAS Metadata Server."},"METASPN":{"help":"[Syntax: METASPN=SPN-name]\n   \nSpecifies the service principal name (SPN) for the SAS Metadata Server.\n\nSyntax Description:\nSPN-name \n  is the SPN for the principal that runs the metadata server. The maximum length is 256 characters. \n  The following formats are supported for SPN-name: \n  \n    SAS/machine-name or SAS/machine-name.company.com. \n    “SAS” is the name of the service and represents the service type."},"METAUSER":{"help":"[Syntax: METAUSER=id] \n   \nSets the default user identification for logging onto the SAS Metadata Server."},"AUTOSAVELOC":{"help":"Syntax: AUTOSAVELOC=\"destination\"\n\nSpecifies the location (pathname) of the Program Editor autosave file. If destination \ncontains spaces or is specified in an OPTIONS statement, then enclose destination in \nquotation marks."},"CHARCODE":{"help":"Allows certain character combinations to be substituted for special characters that \nmay not be on your keyboard."},"NOCHARCODE":{"help":"Does not allow substitutions for certain keyboard characters."},"FONTSLOC":{"help":"Syntax: FONTSLOC=\"location\"\n\nSpecifies the location that contains the SAS fonts that are loaded by some Universal \nPrinter drivers."},"FORMS":{"help":"[Syntax: FORMS=form-name]\n\nSpecifies the default form that is used for windowing output."},"BYERR":{"help":"Specifies that SAS generates an error message and sets the error flag when a _NULL_ \ndata set is used in the SORT procedure, or if no BY statement or BY variable is \nspecified."},"NOBYERR":{"help":"Specifies that SAS ignore the error message and continue processing if the SORT \nprocedure attempts to sort a _NULL_ data set or if no BY statement or BY variable \nis specified."},"CLEANUP":{"help":"Specifies that during the entire session, SAS attempts to perform automatic, continuous \nclean-up of resources that are not essential for execution."},"NOCLEANUP":{"help":"Specifies that SAS allow the user to choose how to handle an out-of-resource condition."},"DMSSYNCHK":{"help":"Enables syntax check mode for multiple steps in the SAS windowing and Explorer environments."},"NODMSSYNCHK":{"help":"Does not enable syntax check mode for statements that are submitted within the windowing and \nExplorer environments."},"DSNFERR":{"help":"Specifies that SAS issue an error message and stop processing if a reference is made to a SAS data \nset that does not exist."},"NODSNFERR":{"help":"Specifies that SAS ignore the error message LINESIZE=and continue processing if a reference is made to a \nSAS data set that does not exist. The data set reference is treated as if _NULL_ had been specified."},"ERRORABEND":{"help":"Specifies that SAS abend for most errors (including syntax errors) that would normally cause it to issue\nan error message, set OBS=0, and go into syntax-check mode (in batch mode only)."},"ERRABEND":{"help":"Specifies that SAS abend for most errors (including syntax errors) that would normally cause it to issue\nan error message, set OBS=0, and go into syntax-check mode (in batch mode only)."},"NOERRORABEND":{"help":"Specifies that SAS handle errors normally, that is, issue an error message, set OBS=0,\nand go into syntax-check mode (in batch mode only)."},"NOERRABEND":{"help":"Specifies that SAS handle errors normally, that is, issue an error message, set OBS=0,\nand go into syntax-check mode (in batch mode only)."},"ERRORBYABEND":{"help":"Specifies that SAS terminate BY-group error conditions that would normally cause it to issue an error message."},"NOERRORBYABEND":{"help":"Specifies that SAS handle BY-group errors normally, that is, by issuing an error message and continuing processing."},"ERRORCHECK":{"help":"[Syntax: ERRORCHECK=NORMAL | STRICT] \n    \nControls error handling.","values":{"@Value1":"NORMAL","@Value2":"STRICT"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies not to place the SAS program into syntax-check mode when an error occurs in a LIBNAME  or FILENAME statement, or in a LOCK statement in SAS/SHARE software. In addition, the program  or session does not terminate when a %INCLUDE statement fails due to a non-existent file.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies to place the SAS program into syntax-check mode when an error occurs in a LIBNAME or  FILENAME statement, or in a LOCK statement in SAS/SHARE software. If the ERRORABEND system  option is set and an error occurs in either a LIBNAME or FILENAME statement, SAS terminates.  In addition, SAS terminates when a %INCLUDE statement fails due to a non-existent file."}},"ERRORS":{"help":"[Syntax: ERRORS=n| nK | nM | nG | nT | hexX | MIN| MAX]\n\nSpecifies the maximum number of observations for which complete error messages are printed.","values":{"@Value1":"n","@Value2":"nK","@Value3":"nM","@Value4":"nG","@Value5":"nT","@Value6":"hexX","@Value7":"MIN","@Value8":"MAX"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the number of observations for which SAS issues error messages in multiples of 1 (bytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies the number of observations for which SAS issues error messages in multiples of 1,024 (kilobytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies the number of observations for which SAS issues error messages in multiples of 1,048,576 (megabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies the number of observations for which SAS issues error messages in multiples of 1,073,741,824 (gigabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip5":"Specifies the number of observations for which SAS issues error messages in multiples of 1,099,511,627,776 (terabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip6":"Specifies the number of observations for which SAS issues error messages as a hexadecimal value.  Replace hex with an actual hexadecimal value.","@ToolTip7":"Sets the minimum number of observations for which SAS issues error messages to 0.","@ToolTip8":"Sets the maximum number of observations for which SAS issues error messages to the largest signed,  4-byte integer representable in your operating environment."}},"FMTERR":{"help":"Specifies that when SAS cannot find a specified variable format, it generates\nan error message and does not allow default substitution to occur."},"NOFMTERR":{"help":"Replaces missing formats with the w. or $w. default format, issues a note, and continues processing."},"QUOTELENMAX":{"help":"Specifies that SAS write to the SAS log a warning for the maximum length for strings in quotation \nmarks to the SAS log."},"NOQUOTELENMAX":{"help":"Specifies that SAS does not write a warning for the maximum length for strings in quotation marks \nto the SAS log."},"VNFERR":{"help":"Specifies that SAS either issue a warning and error message, or set _ERROR_=1 and stop processing, \nor both if the error is severe enough to interrupt processing."},"NOVNFERR":{"help":"Specifies that SAS issue a warning for a variable that is not found, but not set _ERROR_=1 or \nstop processing."},"APPLETLOC":{"help":"Syntax: APPLETLOC=\"base-URL\" \n\nSpecifies the location of Java applets. The maximum address length is 256 characters."},"FMTSEARCH":{"help":"Syntax: FMTSEARCH=(catalog-specification-1... catalog-specification-n) \n\nControls the order in which format catalogs are searched ."},"PARM":{"help":"[Syntax: PARM=<'>string<'>] \n    \nSpecifies a parameter string that is passed to an external program."},"PARMCARDS":{"help":"[Syntax: PARMCARDS=file-ref] \n    \nSpecifies the file reference to use as the PARMCARDS= file."},"SASAUTOS":{"help":"Syntax: SASAUTOS=library-specification | (library-specification-1 ... , library-specification-n) \n\nSpecifies one or more locations that contain library members containing SAS macro \ndefinitions. A location can be a SAS fileref or a host-specific location name \nenclosed in quotation marks."},"SYSPARM":{"help":"[Syntax: SYSPARM='character-string'] \n    \nSpecifies a character string (up to 200 characters) enclosed in quotation marks that \ncan be passed to SAS programs."},"USER":{"help":"[Syntax: USER=library-specification]\n\nSpecifies the libref or physical name of the default permanent SAS data library."},"UUIDCOUNT":{"help":"[Syntax: UUIDCOUNT=n | MIN | MAX]\n\nSpecifies the number of UUIDs to acquire each time the UUID Generator Daemon is used.","values":{"@Value1":"n","@Value2":"MIN","@Value3":"MAX"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the number of UUIDs to acquire (Range: 0-1000). Zero indicates that the  UUID Generator Daemon is not required.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies that the number of UUIDs to acquire is zero, indicating that the  UUID Generator Daemon is not required.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies that 1000 UUIDs at a time should be acquired from the UUID Generator Daemon."}},"CGOPTIMIZE":{"help":"[Syntax: CGOPTIMIZE=0 | 1 | 2 | 3] \n\nSpecifies the level of optimization to perform during code compilation.","values":{"@Value1":"0","@Value2":"1","@Value3":"2","@Value4":"3"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies not to perform optimization.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies to perform stage 1 optimization. Stage 1 optimization removes redundant instructions, missing  value checks, and repetitive computations for array subscriptions; detects patterns of instructions and  replaces them with more efficient sequences.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies to perform stage 2 optimization. Stage 2 performs optimizations that pertain to the SAS register.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies to perform full optimization, which is a combination of stages 1 and 2. This is the default value."}},"CGOPT":{"help":"[Syntax: CGOPTIMIZE=0 | 1 | 2 | 3] \n\nSpecifies the level of optimization to perform during code compilation.","values":{"@Value1":"0","@Value2":"1","@Value3":"2","@Value4":"3"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies not to perform optimization.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies to perform stage 1 optimization. Stage 1 optimization removes redundant instructions, missing  value checks, and repetitive computations for array subscriptions; detects patterns of instructions and  replaces them with more efficient sequences.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies to perform stage 2 optimization. Stage 2 performs optimizations that pertain to the SAS register.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies to perform full optimization, which is a combination of stages 1 and 2. This is the default value."}},"WORKTERM":{"help":"Erases the WORK files at the termination of a SAS session."},"NOWORKTERM":{"help":"Does not erase the WORK files."},"AUTHPROVIDERDOMAIN":{"help":"Associates a domain suffix with an authentication provider."},"AUTHPD":{"help":"Associates a domain suffix with an authentication provider."},"BATCH":{"help":"Specifies whether batch settings for LINESIZE, OVP, PAGESIZE, and SOURCE are in effect \nwhen SAS executes."},"NOBATCH":{"help":"Specifies that SAS not use the batch settings for LINESIZE=, OVP, PAGESIZE=, and SOURCE."},"MULTENVAPPL":{"help":"Specifies that the Select Font window is displayed in the Frame region manager when \nyou set the font for a region title. Use the Select Font window to select different \nfont families, styles, weights, and point sizes."},"NOMULTENVAPPL":{"help":"Specifies that SAS/AF and SAS/FSP software display a Font Selector window that is \nspecific to the operating environment in which the application is executing."},"DFLANG":{"help":"Syntax: DFLANG='language', locale\n    \nSpecifies language for international date informats and formats. \n\n'language' \nspecifies the language that is used for international date informats and formats. \nThese languages are valid values for language: \n    Afrikaans \n    Catalan \n    Croatian \n    Czech \n    Danish \n    Dutch \n    English \n    Finnish \n    French \n    German \n    Hungarian \n    Italian \n    Japanese \n    Macedonian \n    Norwegian \n    Polish \n    Portuguese \n    Russian \n    Slovenian \n    Spanish \n    Swedish \n    Swiss_French \n    Swiss_German \n\nlocale \nthe locale that is specified with the locale system option becomes the active locale.","values":{"@Value1":"'Afrikaans'","@Value2":"'Catalan'","@Value3":"'Croatian'","@Value4":"'Czech'","@Value5":"'Danish'","@Value6":"'Dutch'","@Value7":"'English'","@Value8":"'Finnish'","@Value9":"'French'","@Value10":"'German'","@Value11":"'Hungarian'","@Value12":"'Italian'","@Value13":"'Japanese'","@Value14":"'Macedonian'","@Value15":"'Norwegian'","@Value16":"'Polish'","@Value17":"'Portuguese'","@Value18":"'Russian'","@Value19":"'Slovenian'","@Value20":"'Spanish'","@Value21":"'Swedish'","@Value22":"'Swiss_French'","@Value23":"'Swiss_German'"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Afrikaans","@ToolTip2":"Catalan","@ToolTip3":"Croatian","@ToolTip4":"Czech","@ToolTip5":"Danish","@ToolTip6":"Dutch","@ToolTip7":"English","@ToolTip8":"Finnish","@ToolTip9":"French","@ToolTip10":"German","@ToolTip11":"Hungarian","@ToolTip12":"Italian","@ToolTip13":"Japanese","@ToolTip14":"Macedonian","@ToolTip15":"Norwegian","@ToolTip16":"Polish","@ToolTip17":"Portuguese","@ToolTip18":"Russian","@ToolTip19":"Slovenian","@ToolTip20":"Spanish","@ToolTip21":"Swedish","@ToolTip22":"Swiss_French","@ToolTip23":"Swiss_German"}},"TRANTAB":{"help":"[Syntax: TRANTAB=(catalog-entries)] \n   \nSpecifies the translation tables that are used by various parts of SAS. \n\nSyntax Description:\ncatalog-entries \n  specifies SAS catalog entries that contain translation tables. If you specify entry-name.type, \n  SAS searches SASUSER.PROFILE first and then SASUSER.HOST."},"NOASYNCHIO":{"help":"Causes data set I/O to wait for completion. This is the default."},"BUFNO":{"help":"Specifies the number of buffers to be allocated for processing SAS data sets.","values":{"@Value1":"n","@Value2":"nK","@Value3":"nM","@Value4":"nG","@Value5":"nT","@Value6":"hexX","@Value7":"MIN","@Value8":"MAX"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the number of buffers in multiples of 1 (bytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies the number of buffers in multiples of 1,024 (kilobytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies the number of buffers in multiples of 1,048,576 (megabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies the number of buffers in multiples of 1,073,741,824 (gigabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip5":"Specifies the number of buffers in multiples of 1,099,511,627,776 (terabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip6":"Specifies the number of buffers as a hexadecimal value.  Replace hex with an actual hexadecimal value.","@ToolTip7":"Sets the minimum number of buffers to 0, which causes SAS to use the minimum optimal value  for the operating environment. This is the default.","@ToolTip8":"Sets the number of buffers to the maximum possible number in your operating environment,  up to the largest four-byte, signed integer, which is (2³¹)-1, or approximately 2 billion."}},"LRECL":{"help":"Syntax: LRECL=n | nK | hexX | MIN | MAX\n\nSpecifies the default logical record length to use for reading and writing external files. \n\nDefault:\nThe shipped default is 32767.","values":{"@Value1":"n","@Value2":"nK","@Value3":"hexX","@Value4":"MIN","@Value5":"MAX"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the logical record length in multiples of 1 (bytes).  Replace n with an integer value. Default is 256.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies the logical record length in multiples of 1,024 (kilobytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies the logical record length as a hexadecimal value.  You must specify the value beginning with a number (0–9), followed by an X.  For example, the value 2dx sets the logical record length to 45 characters.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies a logical record length of 1.","@ToolTip5":"Specifies a logical record length of 32,767."}},"IBUFNO":{"help":"Syntax: IBUFNO=n| nK | nM | nG | nT | hexX  | MIN | MAX\n\nSpecifies an optional number of extra buffers to be allocated for navigating an index file.","values":{"@Value1":"n","@Value2":"nK","@Value3":"nM","@Value4":"nG","@Value5":"nT","@Value6":"hexX","@Value7":"MIN","@Value8":"MAX"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the number of extra index buffers to be allocated in multiples of 1 (bytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies the number of extra index buffers to be allocated in multiples of 1,024 (kilobytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies the number of extra index buffers to be allocated in multiples of 1,048,576 (megabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies the number of extra index buffers to be allocated in multiples of 1,073,741,824 (gigabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip5":"Specifies the number of extra index buffers to be allocated in multiples of 1,099,511,627,776 (terabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip6":"Specifies the number of extra index buffers to be allocated as a hexadecimal value.  Replace hex with an actual hexadecimal value.","@ToolTip7":"Sets the minimum number of extra index buffers to be allocated to 0. This is the default.","@ToolTip8":"Sets the number of extra index buffers to be allocated to 10,000."}},"BUFSIZE":{"help":"[Syntax: BUFSIZE=n| nK | nM | nG | nT |hexX | MIN | MAX]\n\nSpecifies the permanent buffer page size for output SAS data sets.","values":{"@Value1":"n","@Value2":"nK","@Value3":"nM","@Value4":"nG","@Value5":"nT","@Value6":"hexX","@Value7":"MAX"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the page size in multiples of 1 (bytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies the page size in multiples of 1,024 (kilobytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies the page size in multiples of 1,048,576 (megabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies the page size in multiples of 1,073,741,824 (gigabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip5":"Specifies the page size in multiples of 1,099,511,627,776 (terabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip6":"Specifies the page size as a hexadecimal value.  Replace hex with an actual hexadecimal value.","@ToolTip7":"Sets the page size to the maximum possible number in your operating environment,  up to the largest four-byte, signed integer, which is (2³¹)-1, or approximately 2 billion."}},"CBUFNO":{"help":"[Syntax: CBUFNO=n | nK | nM | nG | nT | hexX |MIN | MAX]\n\nControls the number of extra page buffers to allocate for each open SAS catalog.","values":{"@Value1":"n","@Value2":"nK","@Value3":"nM","@Value4":"nG","@Value5":"nT","@Value6":"hexX","@Value7":"MIN","@Value8":"MAX"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the number of extra page buffers in multiples of 1 (bytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies the number of extra page buffers in multiples of 1,024 (kilobytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies the number of extra page buffers in multiples of 1,048,576 (megabytes).  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Replace hex with an actual hexadecimal value.","@ToolTip7":"Sets the minimum number of extra page buffers to 0.","@ToolTip8":"Sets the number of extra page buffers to 20."}},"CMPLIB":{"help":"[Syntax: CMPLIB=libref.catalog | (libref.catalog-1 ... libref.catalog-n) | (libref.catalogN - libref.catalogM)]\n\nSpecifies one or more SAS catalogs containing compiler subroutines to include during program compilation."},"CMPMODEL":{"help":"[Syntax: CMPLIB=BOTH|CATALOG|XML]\n\nSpecifies the output model type for the MODEL procedure.","values":{"@Value1":"BOTH","@Value2":"CATALOG","@Value3":"XML"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies that the MODEL procedure create two output types for a model, one as a SAS catalog entry  and the other as an XML file. 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This \nis the default setting.\n\nARM_ALL specifies that all available internal SAS processing transactions are written to the ARM log.\n\nsubsystem specifies an ARM subsystem, which is a group of internal SAS processing transactions that '\nare to be written to the ARM log.","values":{"@Value1":"ARM_NONE","@Value2":"ARM_ALL","@Value3":"ARM_DSIO","@Value4":"ARM_IOM","@Value5":"ARM_PROC","@Value6":"ARM_OLAP_SESSION"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies that no internal SAS processing transactions are written to the ARM log.  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\nspecifies the value of the width attribute of the outermost <svg> element in the XML file. \n\n\"\" | \" specifies to reset the width to the default value of 800 pixels."},"SVGX":{"help":"[Syntax: SVGX=\"number-of-units<unit-of-measure>\" | \"\" | \" ] \n    \nSpecifies the x-axis coordinate of one corner of the rectangular region into which an \nembedded <svg> element is placed; specifies the x attribute on the outermost <svg> \nelement in an XML file. \n\n\"\" | \" specifies to reset the x attribute to 0 on the <svg> element and the x-axis \ncoordinate for embedded SVG to 0."},"SVGY":{"help":"[Syntax: SVGY=\"number-of-units<unit-of-measure>\" | \"\" | \" ] \n    \nSpecifies the y-axis coordinate of one corner of the rectangular region into which an \nembedded <svg> element is placed; specifies the y attribute on the outermost <svg> \nelement in an XML file. \n\n\"\" | \" specifies to reset the y attribute to 0 on the <svg> element and the y-axis \ncoordinate for embedded SVG to 0."},"SYNTAXCHECK":{"help":"Enables syntax check mode for statements that are submitted within a non-interactive \nor batch SAS session."},"NOSYNTAXCHECK":{"help":"Does not enable syntax check mode for statements that are submitted within a non-interactive \nor batch SAS session."},"DQLOCALE":{"help":"[Syntax: DQLOCALE=(locale1 <locale2 ...localeN>)]\n    \nSpecifies an ordered list of locales. 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IGNORE prevents the \n  appearance of transcoding warning messages in the SAS log."},"DQSETUPLOC":{"help":"[Syntax: DQSETUPLOC=`file-specification' | `path-specification'] \n    \nSpecifies the location of the SAS Data Quality Server setup file or the root directory \nof the Quality Knowledge Base."},"FULLSTIMER":{"help":"Specifies that SAS write to the SAS log a complete list of computer resources that \nwere used for each step and for the entire SAS session."},"NOFULLSTIMER":{"help":"Specifies that SAS not write a complete list of computer resources to the SAS log. \n    \nNOFULLSTIMER is the default."},"ICON":{"help":"Specifies to minimize the main SAS window immediately."},"NOICON":{"help":"Restores the main SAS window immediately."},"MEMCACHE":{"help":"[Syntax: MEMCACHE= 0 | 1 | 4]\n\nSpecifies to use the memory-based libraries as a SAS file cache. \n\nWhen the MEMCACHE system option is 4 or 1, SAS file cache places data in memory \nas it is processed. This data is then available for future references by SAS. Files \nin the cache are kept until SAS is shut down, caching is terminated, or more space \nis required for new files. Memory is reclaimed on a least recently used basis. Cached \ndata is written to permanent storage. You can control which SAS libraries use the \ncache by using the MEMCACHE system option in the OPTIONS statement. Memory usage can \nbe monitored using the performance tools.","values":{"@Value1":"0","@Value2":"1","@Value3":"4"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies memory cache is off.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies not to add any new files to the cache. Reads and writes to files already  in the cache continue as if MEMCACHE is on.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies memory cache is on. 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All this should\nhappen automatically without your intervention."},"VALIDMEMNAME":{"help":"[Syntax: VALIDMEMNAME=COMPATIBLE | COMPAT | EXTEND] \n    \nExtends the characters that can be used in member names for SAS data sets, views, \nand item stores. This option extends the valid characters to: \n\n  o international characters \n  o characters supported by third-party databases \n  o characters commonly used in file names \n  \nThe VALIDMEMNAME= option allows users to control the characters allowed in member names.","values":{"@Value1":"COMPATIBLE|COMPAT","@Value2":"EXTEND"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies that member name must be compatible with the current rules:    o can be up to 32 bytes in length.    o must begin with a letter of the Latin alphabet (A - Z, a - z) or the underscore character.      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This new \nstyle is an all-color style, which is designed to integrate tables and modern statistical \ngraphics. \n\nIn SAS 9.3, when you run large computational programs, you might not want to create graphs. \nIn those cases, you should disable ODS Graphics to improve the performance of your program. \nYou can enable and disable ODS Graphics in your SAS programs with the ODS GRAPHICS OFF and \nODS GRAPHICS ON statements. You can also change the ODS Graphics default in the Results tab. \n\nPrior to SAS 9.3, ODS Graphics was disabled by default.","values":{"@Value1":"ON","@Value2":"OFF","@Value3":"AUTO"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Enables ODS Graphics processing by default.","@ToolTip2":"Disables ODS graphics processing.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies that the SAS registry setting determines the default destination setting.                 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These options can be specified \n  in the APPEND= option only when the APPEND= option is specified in a configuration file or a \n  SAS command. \n  \nargument \n  specifies a new value that you want to append to the current value of system-option. \n  argument can be any value that could be specified for system-option if system-option is set \n  using the OPTIONS statement."},"ORIENTATION":{"help":"Syntax: ORIENTATION=PORTRAIT | LANDSCAPE | REVERSEPORTRAIT | REVERSELANDSCAPE \n\nSpecifies the paper orientation to use when printing to a printer.","values":{"@Value1":"PORTRAIT","@Value2":"LANDSCAPE","@Value3":"REVERSEPORTRAIT","@Value4":"REVERSELANDSCAPE"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the paper orientation as portrait. This is the default.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies the paper orientation as landscape.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies the paper orientation as reverse portrait. Use this value to control the top  of the page relative to how the paper is inserted into the input paper tray.   REVERSEPORTRAIT can be used when you print preprinted or punched forms.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies the paper orientation as reverse landscape. Use this value to control the top  of the page relative to how the paper is inserted into the input paper tray.   REVERSELANDSCAPE can be used when you print preprinted or punched forms."}},"DLCREATEDIR":{"help":"Specifies to create a directory for a SAS library that is named in a LIBNAME statement \nif the directory does not exist."},"NODLCREATEDIR":{"help":"Specifies not to create a directory for a SAS library that is named in a LIBNAME statement. \n    \nThis is the default."},"AUTOCORRECT":{"help":"Specifies that SAS attempts to automatically correct misspelled procedure names, \nmisspelled procedure keywords, or misspelled global statement names. \n\nThis is the default"},"NOAUTOCORRECT":{"help":"Specifies that SAS does not automatically attempt to correct misspelled procedure names, \nmisspelled procedure keywords, or misspelled global statement names."},"EMAILUTCOFFSET":{"help":"For e-mail that is sent using the FILENAME statement EMAIL (SMTP) access method, \nspecifies a UTC offset that is used in the Date header field of the e-mail message.\n    \nSyntax:\nEMAILUTCOFFSET=\"+hhmm” | \"-hhmm”\n\nSyntax Description:\n\"+hhmm\" | \"-hhmm\" \n  specifies the number of hours and minutes that are used as the UTC offset in the Date \n  header field of an e-mail. Use the UTC offset to establish the local time. \n  \n  Requirement:The value of the EMAILUTCOFFSET= system option must be enclosed in double \n  or single quotation marks."},"URLENCODING":{"help":"Syntax: URLENCODING=SESSION | UTF8\n\nSpecifies whether the argument to the URLENCODE function and to the URLDECODE function \nis interpreted using the SAS session encoding or UTF-8 encoding.","values":{"@Value1":"SESSION","@Value2":"UTF8"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies that the argument to the URLENCODE function and to the URLDECODE function  is interpreted using the SAS session encoding. This is the default.   Note:SAS session encoding uses the URL encoding standard RFC 1738.   Tip:SESSION is compatible with previous releases of SAS.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies that the argument to the URLENCODE function and to the URLDECODE function  is interpreted using UTF-8 encoding.   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These options can be \n  specified in the INSERT= option only when the INSERT= option is specified in a configuration \n  file or a SAS command. \n  \nargument \n  specifies a new value that you want as the first value of system-option. \n  \n  argument can be any value that could be specified for system-option if system-option \n  is set using the OPTIONS statement."},"VARLENCHK":{"help":"Specifies the type of message to write to the SAS log when the input data set is read \nusing the SET, MERGE, UPDATE, or MODIFY statements.","values":{"@Value1":"NOWARN","@Value2":"WARN","@Value3":"ERROR"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies that no warning message is issued when the length of a variable that is being read  is larger than the length that is defined for the variable.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies that a warning is issued when the length of a variable that is being read is larger  than the length that is defined for the variable. This is the default.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies that an error message is issued when the length of a variable that is being read  is larger than the length that is defined for the variable."}},"UNIVERSALPRINT":{"help":"Specifies whether to enable menus for Universal Printing and to set up printing defaults."},"MAUTOCOMPLOC":{"help":"Displays in the SAS log the source location of the autocall macros when the autocall macro is compiled."},"MAUTOLOCINDES":{"help":"Specifies whether the macro processor prepends the full pathname of the autocall source file \nto the description field of the catalog entry of compiled auto call macro definition in the \nWORK.SASMACR catalog."},"MCOVERAGE":{"help":"Enables the generation of coverage analysis data."},"MCOVERAGELOC":{"help":"Specifies the location of the coverage analysis data file."},"BOMFILE":{"help":"Specifies to write a byte order mark (BOM) prefix when a Unicode-encoded file is written to an external file."},"NOBOMFILE":{"help":"Specifies not to write a BOM prefix when a Unicode-encoded file is written to an external file."},"LOCALE":{"help":"Syntax: LOCALE=locale-name \n\nSpecifies a set of attributes in a SAS session that reflect the language, local conventions, \nand culture for a geographical region. \n\nRequired Argument:\nlocale-name \n  For a complete list of locale values (SAS names and POSIX names), see LOCALE= Values and \n  Default Settings for ENCODING, PAPERSIZE, DFLANG, and DATESTYLE Options."},"RSASIOTRANSERROR":{"help":"Specifies to display a transcoding error when illegal values are read from a remote application."},"NORSASIOTRANSERROR":{"help":"Specifies not to display a transcoding error when illegal values are read from a remote application."},"STRIPESIZE":{"help":"Syntax: STRIPESIZE=directory-path-1 size-1 <directory-path-2 size-2 …> \n    STRIPESIZE=(directory-path RESET) \n    \nSyntax Description:\ndirectory-path\n  specifies an existing directory where the I/O page size for SAS data sets and utility files that \n  are created in this directory is set to size. Subdirectories of directory-path inherit the data \n  set or utility file size unless the STRIPESIZE= option has been set for the subdirectory.\n\nRequirements:\nIf directory-path contains spaces, enclose the directory in quotation marks. \n\ndirectory-path must \n  be a valid Windows or UNIX FIle System (UFS) path. Native z/OS data set names are not supported.\n\n  UNIX specifics:\n  The casing used for directory-path must match the casing for the directory under UNIX operating \n  environments. \n\nsize\n  specifies the number of bytes in a RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) stripe, in multiples \n  of 1: 1,024 (kilo); 1,048,576 (mega); 1,073,741,824 (giga). For example, a value of 1024 specifies \n  1,024 bytes, and a value of 3m specifies 3,145,728 bytes.\n  Range: 1024–2147483648\n\n\nRESET\n  specifies to remove the directory from the value of the STRIPESIZE= option.","subOptions":"RESET"},"UBUFNO":{"help":"Syntax: UBUFNO=n | nK | nM | nG | hexX | MIN | MAX \n    \nSpecifies the number of buffers to use for utility files. \n    \nDefault: The shipped default is 0.","values":{"@Value1":"n","@Value2":"nK","@Value3":"nM","@Value4":"nG","@Value5":"hexX","@Value6":"MIN","@Value7":"MAX"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the number of utility file buffers to be allocated.  Range: 0–20","@ToolTip2":"Specifies the number of utility file buffers in multiples of 1,024 (kilobytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies the number of utility file buffers in multiples of 1,048,576 (megabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies the number of utility file buffers in multiples of 1,073,741,824 (gigabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip6":"Specifies the number of utility file buffers as a hexadecimal value.  You must specify the value beginning with a number (0–9), followed by an X.  For example, the value 0fx specifies 15 buffers.","@ToolTip7":"Sets the minimum number of utility file buffers to 0, which causes SAS to use the minimum optimal value  for the operating environment.","@ToolTip8":"Sets the number of utility file buffers to 20."}},"UBUFSIZE":{"help":"[Syntax: UBUFSIZE=n| nK | nM | nG | nT |hexX | MIN | MAX]\n\nSpecifies the buffer size for utility files. \n\nDefault: The shipped default is 0.","values":{"@Value1":"n","@Value2":"nK","@Value3":"nM","@Value4":"nG","@Value5":"nT","@Value6":"hexX","@Value7":"MIN","@Value8":"MAX"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the utility file buffer size in multiples of 1 (bytes).  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A value of 0 specifies that the buffer size is set to the  default page size for the operating environment.","@ToolTip8":"Sets the utility file buffer size to the maximum possible number in your operating environment,  up to the largest four-byte, signed integer, which is (2³¹)-1, or approximately 2 billion."}},"VBUFSIZE":{"help":"[Syntax: UBUFSIZE=n| nK | nM | nG | nT |hexX | MIN | MAX]\n\nSpecifies the buffer size of the view buffer. \n\nDefault: The shipped default is 65536.","values":{"@Value1":"n","@Value2":"nK","@Value3":"nM","@Value4":"nG","@Value5":"nT","@Value6":"hexX","@Value7":"MIN","@Value8":"MAX"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the size of the view buffer in multiples of 1 (bytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies the size of the view buffer in multiples of 1,024 (kilobytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies the size of the view buffer in multiples of 1,048,576 (megabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies the size of the view buffer in multiples of 1,073,741,824 (gigabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip5":"Specifies the size of the view buffer in multiples of 1,099,511,627,776 (terabytes).  Replace n with an integer value.","@ToolTip6":"Specifies the size of the view buffer as a hexadecimal value.  You must specify the value beginning with a number (0–9), followed by an X. For example, the value 0fffeX specifies a buffer size of 65,534 bytes.","@ToolTip7":"Sets the size of the view buffer to 0.","@ToolTip8":"Sets the size of the view buffer to (2⁶⁴⁻¹)-1, or approximately 9.2 quintillion bytes."}},"VARINITCHK":{"help":"Syntax: VARINITCHK=NONOTE | NOTE | WARN | ERROR\n    \nSpecifies whether a DATA step stops or continues executing when a variable is not initialized \nand the type of message to write to the SAS log.","values":{"@Value1":"NONOTE","@Value2":"NOTE","@Value3":"WARN|WARNING","@Value4":"ERROR"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies that the DATA step continues to execute without writing a message to the SAS log when  a variable is not initialized.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies that the DATA step continues to execute and writes a note to the SAS log when a variable  is not initialized.","@ToolTip3":"The SAS log when a variable is not initialized.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies that the DATA step stops executing and writes an error message to the SAS log when  a variable is not initialized."}},"PRESENV":{"help":"Specifies that collecting data for the preservation of the SAS environment is enabled."},"NOPRESENV":{"help":"Specifies that collecting data for the preservation of the SAS environment is disabled."},"TIMEZONE":{"help":"Syntax: TIMEZONE='time-zone-name' | 'time-zone-ID' \n    \nSpecifies the user local time zone.\n    \nSyntax Descriptiont:\nime-zone-name\n  specifies a three- or four-character time zone name. For example, EST is a time zone name \n  for Eastern Standard Time."},"TZ":{"help":"Syntax: TIMEZONE='time-zone-name' | 'time-zone-ID' \n    \nSpecifies the user local time zone.\n    \nSyntax Descriptiont:\nime-zone-name\n  specifies a three- or four-character time zone name. For example, EST is a time zone name \n  for Eastern Standard Time."},"DECIMALCONV":{"help":"Syntax: DECIMALCONV=COMPATIBLE | STDIEEE \n    \nSpecifies the binary to decimal conversion and formatting methodology.","values":{"@Value1":"COMPATIBLE|COMPAT","@Value2":"STDIEEE"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies to convert and format decimal values by using the conversion methodology that is compatible  with releases prior to SAS 9.4. Use this option when SAS output might be processed by existing applications  that are sensitive to the details of formatting.   z/OS specifics: DECIMALCONV=COMPATIBLE is always in effect because z/OS uses the IBM hexadecimal floating-point number  representation rather than the IEEE format.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies to convert and format decimal values by using the IEEE Standard for Floating-Point  Arithmetic 754-2008. Using the STDIEEE argument improves the accuracy and readability of  floating-point numbers. In some cases, more significant digits can be displayed in the same  field width."}},"EMAILACKWAIT":{"help":"Syntax: EMAILACKWAIT=number-of-seconds \n\nSpecifies the number of seconds that SAS waits to receive an acknowledgment from an SMTP server.\n\nSyntax Description:\nnumber-of-seconds\n  specifies the number of seconds that SAS waits to receive an acknowledgment from an SMTP server.\n\n  Range: 0–3600"},"COLOPHON":{"help":"Syntax: COLOPHON=\"text-string\" \n    \nSpecifies a text string that is embedded in a graphic file or a PDF that is created by Universal \nPrinters. The text string is not displayed in the rendered graphic or PDF.\n\nSyntax Description:\ntext-string\n  specifies the text that is embedded in a graphic file.\n  Length: up to 4,000 characters.\n  Requirement: The text string must be enclosed in quotation marks.\n  Interaction: Text strings that are longer than the value of the LRECL= option are truncated. \n    The default value of the LRECL= option is 32767. Temporarily increase the value of the LRECL= \n    option for longer text strings."},"SVGAUTOPLAY":{"help":"Specifies to automatically start the animation in the web page."},"NOSVGAUTOPLAY":{"help":"Specifies to display the first frame of the animation in the web page. The animated file is started \nby clicking"},"SVGFADEIN":{"help":"Syntax: SVGFADEIN=n \n    \nSpecifies the number of seconds for an SVG frame to fade into view.\n\nSyntax Description:\nn\n  specifies the number of seconds for an SVG frame to fade into view. Valid values can be any \n  numeric representation (for example, .01, 5, or 6.5)."},"SVGFADEMODE":{"help":"Syntax: SVGFADEMODE=OVERLAP | SEQUENTIAL \n    \nSpecifies whether an SVG frame overlaps the previous frame or whether each frame is played \nsequentially when a frame is fading in and out.","values":{"@Value1":"OVERLAP","@Value2":"SEQUENTIAL"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies that for each SVG frame that is fading in or out of view, the fading of frames overlaps  in the same time span.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies that for each SVG frame that is fading in or out of view, the frame fades out after the  fade-out is complete. The next frame is a frame that is fading in."}},"SVGFADEOUT":{"help":"Syntax: SVGFADEOUT=n \n    \nSpecifies the number of seconds for an SVG frame to fade out of view.\n\nSyntax Description:\nn\n  specifies the number of seconds for an SVG frame to fade out of view. Valid values can be any \n  numeric representation (for example, .01, 5, or 6.5)."},"SVGMAGNIFYBUTTON":{"help":"Specifies to enable the SVG magnify tool in SVG documents."},"NOSVGMAGNIFYBUTTON":{"help":"Specifies to disable the SVG magnify tool for all SVG documents."},"EXTENDOBSCOUNTER":{"help":"Syntax: EXTENDOBSCOUNTER=YES | NO\n    \nSpecifies whether to extend the maximum observation count in a new output SAS data file.","values":{"@Value1":"YES","@Value2":"NO"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Requests an enhanced file format in a newly created SAS data file that counts observations beyond  the 32-bit limitation. Although this SAS data file is created for an operating environment that  stores the number of observations with a 32-bit integer, the data file behaves like a 64-bit file  with respect to counters.","@ToolTip2":"Determined by the long integer size for the operating environment. In operating environments with  a 32-bit integer, the maximum number is 231–1 or approximately two billion observations  (2,147,483,647). In operating environments with a 64-bit integer, the maximum number is 263–1  or approximately 9.2 quintillion observations."}},"CSTGLOBALLIB":{"help":"Syntax: CSTGLOBALLIB='location' \n    \nSpecifies the location of the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit global standards library. \n\nSyntax Description:\n'location'\n  specifies the directory where the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit global standards library \n  is located. If the directory contains spaces, enclose the directory in quotation marks."},"CSTSAMPLELIB":{"help":"Syntax: CSTSAMPLELIB='location' \n    \nSpecifies the location of the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit sample library.\n\nSyntax Description:\n'location'\n  specifies the directory where the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit global sample library \n  is located. If the directory contains spaces, enclose the directory in quotation marks."},"DSACCEL":{"help":"Syntax: DSACCEL=ANY | NONE \n    \nSpecifies whether the DATA step is enabled for parallel processing in supported environments.","values":{"@Value1":"ANY","@Value2":"NONE"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Enables the DATA step to execute in supported parallel environments.","@ToolTip2":"Disables the DATA step from executing in supported parallel environments."}},"AUTHINFO":{"help":"Syntax: AUTHINFO='authinfo_file_path'  | CASAUTHINFO='authinfo_file_path'\n    \nSpecifies a file where user ID and passwords are kept for authentication. \n\nauthinfo_file_path\n  specifies the path where an Authinfo file is located. The Authinfo file provides an alternative \n  to including passwords in programs. The most frequent use of this option is to submit code to \n  CAS from the command line, in batch mode."},"CASAUTHINFO":{"help":"Syntax: AUTHINFO='authinfo_file_path'  | CASAUTHINFO='authinfo_file_path'\n    \nSpecifies a file where user ID and passwords are kept for authentication. \n\nauthinfo_file_path\n  specifies the path where an Authinfo file is located. The Authinfo file provides an alternative \n  to including passwords in programs. The most frequent use of this option is to submit code to \n  CAS from the command line, in batch mode."},"CASDATALIMIT":{"help":"[Syntax: CASDATALIMIT=integer | integerK | integerM | integerG | ALL]\n    \nSpecifies the maximum number of bytes of data that can transferred from the SAS Cloud Analytic Services server to SAS. \n\nDefault: 100M\n\nTip:\nThis option can prevent you from accidentally transferring a large amount of data from the server to the client.\n\nWhen you use the caslib all assign; statement to create CAS LIBNAME assignments for all defined caslibs, \nthe default value of 100M is used as the maximum number of bytes that can be transferred from the CAS \nserver to SAS.. To override this value, use the CASDATALIMIT= system option. \n\nIn SAS Viya, you can limit the data transferred from the CAS server to SAS by using the DATALIMIT LIBNAME \noption or the DATALIMIT data set option.","values":{"@Value1":"<integer>","@Value2":"<integerK>","@Value3":"<integerM>","@Value4":"<integerG>","@Value5":"ALL"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies the total number of bytes to read ","@ToolTip2":"Specifies the total number of kilobytes to read.","@ToolTip3":"Specifies the total number of megabytes to read.","@ToolTip4":"Specifies the total number of gigabytes to read.","@ToolTip5":"Specifies that the entire file can be read, no matter how large it is."}},"CASHOST":{"help":"Syntax: CASHOST=\"host-name\"\n\nSpecifies the host name of CAS that is associated with a CAS session. \n\nRange: 256 characters \n\nExample:\nOPTIONS CASHOST=\"rdcgrd001.unx.sas.com\";"},"CASLIB":{"help":"Syntax: CASLIB=\"name\"\n    \nSpecifies the caslib name for the session that is identified by the SESSREF= option.\n\nDefault: None\nRange: 128 characters\n\nInteraction:\nThe CAS statement session option CASLIB= overrides this option. For more information, see CASLIB= Session Option.\n\nNote:\nThis option can be restricted by a site administrator.\n\nTip:\nA best practice is to explicitly set options for a session using the CAS statement SESSOPTS= option. \nHere is an example:\n  \n  cas mysess sessopts=(caslib=mycaslib collate=UCA); "},"CASNUMCHARMULTIPLIER":{"help":"Syntax: CASNUMCHARMULTIPLIER=n\n    \nSpecifies a multiplication factor that is used to increase the number of bytes for a fixed character \nvariable when data is transcoded to the UTF-8 encoding in order to run in the CAS server."},"CASNWORKERS":{"help":"Syntax: CASNWORKERS= ALL | number \n    \nSyntax Description:\nALL \n  specifies to use all of the worker nodes. \nnumber\n  specifies the number of worker nodes to use. \n  In SMP mode, number is always 0, whether you set CASNWORKERS= to 0 or 1. \n  In MPP mode, specify number=0 to use the maximum number of worker nodes that are available. You can set \n    CASNWORKERS= to a number that is less than or equal to the maximum number of worker nodes. \n  Range: 0-5000","values":{"@Value1":"ALL","@Value2":"<number>"},"tooltips":{"@ToolTip1":"Specifies to use all of the worker nodes.","@ToolTip2":"Specifies the number of worker nodes to use. Replace <number> with an integer value ranging from 0 to 5000."}},"CASPORT":{"help":"Syntax: CASPORT=port-number\n    \nSpecifies the port to use when connecting to CAS. \n\nDefault: 0\nRange: 0 to 65535 \n\nExample:\nOPTIONS CASPORT=12345;"},"CASSESSOPTS":{"help":"Syntax: CASSESSOPTS=(session-options) | SESSOPTS=(session-options) \n\nSpecifies one or more CAS session options for the default CAS session. \n\nThe following is a list of most of the session-options: \n  APPTAG= specifies the string to prefix to log messages.\n  AUTOCORRECT= automatically corrects misspelled procedure names and keywords, and global statement names.\n  CASLIB= specifies the caslib name to set as the active caslib.\n  COMPOPT= specifies the type of code generation optimizations to use in the SAS language compiler.\n  COLLATE= specifies the collating sequence for sorting.\n  DATASTEPFMTERR= specifies how the DATA step reacts when SAS cannot find a specified variable format.\n  DATASTEPMSGSUMLEVEL= specifies the DATA step message summary level.\n  DATASTEPREPLACETABLE= specifies whether a DATA step can replace an existing table.   \n  DATASTMTCHK= specifies which SAS statement keywords are prohibited from being specified as a one-level \n    DATA step name to protect against overwriting an input data set. \n  DKRICOND= specifies the error level to report when a variable is missing from an input data set during \n    the processing of a DROP=, KEEP=, or RENAME= data set option.\n  DKROCOND= specifies the error level to report when a variable is missing from an output data set during \n    the processing of a DROP=, KEEP=, or RENAME= data set option. \n  DQLOCALE specifies the default 5-letter SAS Quality Knowledge Base (QKB) ISO locale code to use as the \n    default locale for data quality (DQ) operations. \n  DQSETUPLOC specifies the name of the default SAS Quality Knowledge Base (QKB) to use for data quality operations.\n  ERRORS= specifies the maximum number of observations for which 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 TIMEZONE= specifies the time zone offset, in hours, from UTC.","subOptions":"\n      |APPTAG=|AUTOCORRECT=|CASLIB=|COLLATE=|DATASTEPREPLACETABLE=|DATASTMTCHK=|DKRICOND=|DKROCOND=|ERRORS=|FMTCASLIB|\n      |INVALIDDATA=|LOCALE=|LOGFLUSHTIME=|MAXTABLEMEM=|MESSAGELEVEL=|METRICS=|NWORKERS=|TIMEOUT=|TIMEZONE=|VARINITCHK=|\n      |DATASTEPMSGSUMLEVEL=|DATASTEPFMTERR=|DQLOCALE|DQSETUPLOC|EVENTDS|INTERVALDS|\n    "},"SESSOPTS":{"help":"Syntax: CASSESSOPTS=(session-options) | SESSOPTS=(session-options) \n\nSpecifies one or more CAS session options for the default CAS session. \n\nThe following is a list of most of the session-options: \n  APPTAG= specifies the string to prefix to log messages.\n  AUTOCORRECT= automatically corrects misspelled procedure names and keywords, and global statement names.\n  CASLIB= specifies the caslib name to set as the active caslib.\n  COMPOPT= specifies the type of code generation optimizations to use in the SAS language compiler.\n  COLLATE= specifies the 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The session time-out starts ticking when the number of \nconnections to the session is zero.\n\nDefault: 60\nRange: 0 to 99999999 \n\nExample:\nOPTIONS CASTIMEOUT=28800;"},"CASUSER":{"help":"Syntax: CASUSER=user-ID \n    \nSpecifies the user ID to use when connecting to CAS. \n\nDefault: no value \n\nExample:\nOPTIONS CASUSER=saszzz ;"},"CASUSERID":{"help":"Syntax: CASUSER=user-ID \n    \nSpecifies the user ID to use when connecting to CAS. \n\nDefault: no value \n\nExample:\nOPTIONS CASUSER=saszzz ;"},"DSCAS":{"help":"Specifies that by default, the DATA step runs in the CAS server."},"NODSCAS":{"help":"Specifies that by default, the DATA step runs in SAS."},"CASINSTALL":{"help":"Syntax: CASINSTALL=\"physical-file\"\n    \nSpecifies installation location used to start CAS. \n\nNote: At a customer site, CASINSTALL is expected to be defined in an environment variable, CAS_INSTALL, \nthat is set in the install scripts. Note: Alternatively, INSTALL= can be included in the specified \nSETUPFILE= when a server is started with PROC CASOPERATE. \n\nRange: 256 characters \n\nExample:\nOPTIONS CASINSTALL=\"/opt/v9cas/laxnd/TKGrid\";"},"CASLIFETIME":{"help":"Syntax: CASLIFETIME=duration \n\nSpecifies the duration, in minutes, for a server to run. After the specified lifetime is exceeded, \nthe server automatically shuts down. 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This session name is used to identify a session \nwhen a request does not explicitly identify the session name. \n\nDefault: CASAUTO\nRange: 256 characters \n\nExample:\nOPTIONS SESSREF=mysessref;\nOPTIONS CASNAME=mysessref;"},"CASNAME":{"help":"Syntax: SESSREF=reference-name |CASNAME=reference-name \n    \nIndicates the default session name. This session name is used when creating a session if the creation \nrequest does not explicitly identify the session name. This session name is used to identify a session \nwhen a request does not explicitly identify the session name. \n\nDefault: CASAUTO\nRange: 256 characters \n\nExample:\nOPTIONS SESSREF=mysessref;\nOPTIONS CASNAME=mysessref;"},"ACCESSIBLECHECK":{"help":"Specifies to write messages to the SAS log if accessibility problems are found."},"NOACCESSIBLECHECK":{"help":"Specifies not to detect for accessibility problems or write accessibility problem\nmessages to the SAS log."},"ACCESSIBLEGRAPH":{"help":"Specifies to create accessible ODS graphics by default.\n    \nTip: When you specify the ACCESSIBLEGRAPH system option, you do not need\nto set the ACCESSIBLE=YES option in the ODS HTML5 statement."},"NOACCESSIBLEGRAPH":{"help":"Specifies not to create accessible ODS graphics by default."},"ACCESSIBLEPDF":{"help":"Specifies to create accessible graphs, by default, for the ODS PDF destination. \n    \nTip: When you set the ACCESSIBLEPDF system option, you do not need to set the\nACCESSIBLE option in the ODS PDF statement."},"NOACCESSIBLEPDF":{"help":"Specifies not to create accessible graphs for the ODS PDF destination."},"ACCESSIBLETABLE":{"help":"Specifies to create accessible tables and reports by default."},"NOACCESSIBLETABLE":{"help":"Specifies not to create accessible tables and reports by default."}}}

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package/data/whereOperators.docs.json

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package/data/whereOperators.index.json

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package/dist/groups.generated.d.ts

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+export interface GroupDefinition {
+    readonly group: string;
+    readonly label: string;
+    /** monaco.languages.CompletionItemKind */
+    readonly kind: number;
+    readonly count: number;
+    readonly documented: number;
+}
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+export declare const UPSTREAM_REF = "c6092de6cae08fd3f2ab5db543549c9f5685c27c";
+export declare const UPSTREAM_SOURCE = "https://github.com/sassoftware/vscode-sas-extension";
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+// Generated by scripts/build.mjs from scripts/groups.mjs. Do not edit.
+// Regenerate with `npm run build`.
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+];
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+export const UPSTREAM_SOURCE = "https://github.com/sassoftware/vscode-sas-extension";
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package/dist/index.d.ts

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+/**
+ * SAS language data for editors.
+ *
+ * The data is resolved from the SAS extension for Visual Studio Code
+ * (Apache-2.0) and refreshed on a schedule, so this package owns the vocabulary
+ * instead of depending on a language server bundle.
+ *
+ * Two artefacts per group, split by how a consumer uses them:
+ *
+ *   data/<group>.index.json   completion index, eager, ~76 KB for all groups
+ *   data/<group>.docs.json    hover documentation, lazy, ~1.2 MB in total
+ *
+ * This entry point holds only pure functions and types, so it adds nothing to a
+ * bundle. The data is imported by path, which keeps every group tree-shakeable
+ * and lets a bundler emit the documentation as a separate chunk:
+ *
+ *   import functionsIndex from '@sasjs/sas-language/data/functions.index.json'
+ *   import { completionItems, toEntries, docsFor } from '@sasjs/sas-language'
+ *
+ *   const items = completionItems(functionsIndex)
+ *
+ * To lazy-load the documentation only when a hover happens:
+ *
+ *   const docs = await fetch(groupDocsUrl('functions')).then((r) => r.json())
+ *   const doc = docsFor(docs, 'abs')
+ */
+import type { CompletionItem, DocEntry, DocsFile, Entry, IndexFile } from './types.js';
+export { GROUPS, UPSTREAM_REF, UPSTREAM_SOURCE } from './groups.generated.js';
+export type { GroupDefinition } from './groups.generated.js';
+export type { CompletionItem, DocEntry, DocsFile, Entry, EntryTuple, IndexFile } from './types.js';
+/** Unpacks a group's index tuples. */
+export declare const toEntries: (index: IndexFile) => Entry[];
+/** Every word in a group, for a completion provider to match on. */
+export declare const words: (index: IndexFile) => string[];
+/**
+ * Completion items, ready for monaco.languages.registerCompletionItemProvider.
+ *
+ * Options that take a value insert the trailing equals, so accepting BUFNO
+ * leaves the cursor where the value belongs.
+ */
+export declare const completionItems: (index: IndexFile) => CompletionItem[];
+/** Looks up one word's documentation, case-insensitively. */
+export declare const docsFor: (docs: DocsFile, name: string) => DocEntry | undefined;
+/** The path of a group's completion index inside the package. */
+export declare const groupIndexPath: (group: string) => string;
+/** The path of a group's documentation inside the package. */
+export declare const groupDocsPath: (group: string) => string;
+//# sourceMappingURL=index.d.ts.map

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+export { GROUPS, UPSTREAM_REF, UPSTREAM_SOURCE } from './groups.generated.js';
+/** Unpacks a group's index tuples. */
+export const toEntries = (index) => index.entries.map(([name, type, takesValue]) => ({
+    name,
+    type,
+    takesValue: takesValue === 1
+}));
+/** Every word in a group, for a completion provider to match on. */
+export const words = (index) => index.entries.map(([name]) => name);
+/**
+ * Completion items, ready for monaco.languages.registerCompletionItemProvider.
+ *
+ * Options that take a value insert the trailing equals, so accepting BUFNO
+ * leaves the cursor where the value belongs.
+ */
+export const completionItems = (index) => index.entries.map(([name, type, takesValue]) => ({
+    label: name,
+    kind: index.kind,
+    detail: type === undefined ? index.label : `${index.label} (${type})`,
+    insertText: takesValue === 1 ? `${name}=` : name
+}));
+/** Looks up one word's documentation, case-insensitively. */
+export const docsFor = (docs, name) => {
+    const direct = docs.entries[name];
+    if (direct)
+        return direct;
+    const upper = name.toUpperCase();
+    if (docs.entries[upper])
+        return docs.entries[upper];
+    const key = Object.keys(docs.entries).find((k) => k.toUpperCase() === upper);
+    return key ? docs.entries[key] : undefined;
+};
+/** The path of a group's completion index inside the package. */
+export const groupIndexPath = (group) => `@sasjs/sas-language/data/${group}.index.json`;
+/** The path of a group's documentation inside the package. */
+export const groupDocsPath = (group) => `@sasjs/sas-language/data/${group}.docs.json`;
+//# sourceMappingURL=index.js.map