Hi:
I'm confused. When you use PROC GPLOT and PROC GREPLAY, you are using standard "device-based" graphics. When you use PROC SGPLOT or ODS GRAPHICS ON/OFF with PROC REG or other SAS/STAT procedures, you are using SAS "template-based" graphics. ODS Graph templates are ONLY used in SAS "templated-based" graphics -- NOT in the "device-based" procedures.
GREPLAY is a "device-based" procedure -- so it does NOT use an ODS graph template. However, it does use GREPLAY templates, as described here in the documentation:
http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/graphref/63022/HTML/default/viewer.htm#/documentation/cd...
When you refer to "standard" EG graph templates, I wonder instead whether whether you mean STYLE templates or GREPLAY templates instead of GRAPH templates???? I don't think you mean the template-based graph templates.
The GREPLAY built-in "replay" templates live in the SASHELP.TEMPLT catalog. To see the list of GREPLAY templates available for use, submit the following code and look in the SAS log:
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proc greplay tc=sashelp.templt nofs;
list tc;
run;
quit;
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You can preview each predefined template's outline, by issuing a GREPLAY step for PREVIEW _ALL_ as shown below. However, the templates do not appear in the output with their names. You could preview the templates one by one, too. But here's the _ALL_ syntax:
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ods html file='preview_all.html' style=sasweb;
PROC GREPLAY NOFS TC=sashelp.templt;
preview _all_;
RUN;
QUIT;
ods html close;
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Without knowing whether you mean STYLE templates or GREPLAY templates or the new GRAPH templates, it's hard to give you more help.
If you, by chance, mean SAS STYLE templates, you can see the list of available STYLE templates by looking at the EG Style Wizard -- under the "Manage Styles" menu choice (I think that's it...I no longer have 9.1 to run code with.)
cynthia