Programming Resources

Identifying ODS output objects

How to identify the name of an ODS output object using the ods trace statement.

You can identify the name of an ODS output object using the ods trace statement. For example, to get the confidence limits of an adjusted mean when using PROC GLM:

ods trace on /listing;

proc glm data=input-data;
class classvar;
model respvar = modelvar1 modelvar2 / clparm;
by byvar1 byvar2;
lsmeans modelvar1 / cl;
run;
quit;

ods trace off;

Object name is given in the Output window by: "Name: LSMeansCL" above the required outputs. The object can then be output as a dataset using the ods output statement (see below).

ods output LSMeanCL=lsmean-out;
proc glm data=input-data;
class classvar;
model respvar = model1var model2var / clparm;
by byvar1 byvar2;
lsmeans model1var / cl;
run;
quit;

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