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9.1ODS (OUTPUT DELIVERY SYSTEM)
               The output from a SAS program can be converted to more user friendly forms like .html or PDF. This is
               done by using the ODS statement available in SAS. It is mostly used to format the output data of a SAS
               program to nice reports which are good to look at and understand.

               Syntax:
               ODS outputtype
               PATH path name
               FILE = Filename and Path
               STYLE = StyleName
               ;
               PROC some proc
               ;
               ODS outputtype CLOSE;

               9.2Two task perform by ODS:
                   1)  Decide the destination where result should be displayed.
                   2)  Decide the look of the system, how the result should look like.

               Destinations                        Type of Formats
               Listing                      Standard SAS Output

               HTML                         Hypertext Markup Language

               RTF                          Rich Text Format

               PDF                                 Portable Document Format

               Template:

               Table: This specifies basic structure of your output

               Eg.which variable will go to  which column

               Style : This will decide how your output will look like

               Eg. Color and size of the font

               Output Object:Ods combines the data produced by the procedures and Table template and together they
               are called as Output Object.

                       This output object is combined with the style template and sent to the final destination

               ODS TRACE Statements:

               ODS  TRACE ON; / ODS TRACE OFF;

               It Tells SAS to print information about Output object in your SAS log.



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