Hi,
Can you think of an example where ods path ....(write)
is used ? ods path ....(read/update)
usually do what I need.
Regards,
You use WRITE when you want to make sure that the template store is re-initialized, e.g. when a lot of cruft has accumulated in it
The ODS PATH statement is used to manage the template stores, for reading and saving templates.
Template store can have one of three access modes: read, write and update.
READ: You can only read templates to a template store
UPDATE: You can read or write templates to a template, if the template store does not exist a new one is created.
WRITE: You can read or write templates to a template, a new template store is always created
I was not looking for a copy of the sas online documentation.
@xxformat_com wrote:
I was not looking for a copy of the sas online documentation.
Interesting comment. Not here to make friends?
You use WRITE when you want to make sure that the template store is re-initialized, e.g. when a lot of cruft has accumulated in it
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