Hi GR.,
now u have a SAS dataset......
In a SAS Data Integration Studio job, if you want to put data into an XML table, you must use an XML Writer transformation. You cannot use the Table Loader transformation to load an XML table.\
for example.
The XML Writer is a transformation that puts data into an XML table. The target of an XML Writer must be an XML table in a SAS XML Library. Access to the library must not be set to READONLY. (For more information about library access options, see Define Metadata for XML Libraries.)
When you add an XML table to a process flow and you make the XML table an output, an XML Writer is inserted before the XML table. For example, if you drag an XML table named C_TEMP from the Inventory tree, drop it into a job in the Process Editor, and then right-click the table and select Make Output from the pop-up menu, an XML Writer transformation is added just before the table,
To complete the process flow, you can drag a source table into the empty drop zone. If you then submit the job for execution, the XML Writer reads the data from the source table and loads it into the target (C_TEMP).
In many cases, you can accept the default metadata for a XML Writer transformation and then run the job. In other cases, you can right-click the transformation, select Properties from the pop-up menu and then update the metadata on a tab in the properties window. For example, you could click the Options tab and specify XML engine options for the LIBNAME statement that the XML Writer transformation generates.
For details about XML engine options, see the SAS XML LIBNAME Engine User' Guide.
For an example of how an XML writer transformation can be used in a job, see Data Flow for a Web Service Job.
I hope this will helps u......
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Venky..
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