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sathya66
Barite | Level 11

All,

MDSECGO macro will return all metadata content to a SAS dataset ,can we extract , who created that object too.

 

%mdsecgo(folder="/",
includesubfolders=YES,
memberfilter="",
objdata=my_objects);

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BrunoMueller
SAS Super FREQ

I do not think so, unless you make your own version of it, the source for this macro is available.

 

But there is another tool sas-list-objects that will extract the createdBy and modifiedBy information if available (for -format csv or xml). Not all objects have this information. Having both data you can join the two and get what you want.

 

The information for the createdBy and modifiedBy is stored using an association ResponsibleParties, see below for an example.

Bruno_SAS_0-1593701969099.png

 

 

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BrunoMueller
SAS Super FREQ

I do not think so, unless you make your own version of it, the source for this macro is available.

 

But there is another tool sas-list-objects that will extract the createdBy and modifiedBy information if available (for -format csv or xml). Not all objects have this information. Having both data you can join the two and get what you want.

 

The information for the createdBy and modifiedBy is stored using an association ResponsibleParties, see below for an example.

Bruno_SAS_0-1593701969099.png

 

 

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