Create Transport File

This example uses the DATA step to create a transport file for one data set.
libname source 'SAS-data-library';
libname xportout xport 'transport-file';
data xportout.grades;
       set source.grades;
run;

This example uses the COPY procedure to create a transport file for multiple data sets.
libname source 'SAS-data-library';
libname xportout xport 'transport-file';
proc copy in=source out=xportout memtype=data;
run;

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PROC CPORT/CIMPORT vs PROC COPY

Use GREPLAY to create multiple graphs per page

Desired result:

This sample program uses PROC GREPLAY together with macro code to dynamically replay a specific number of graphs per page.

The graphics output in the Results tab was produced using SAS® 9.2. Submitting the sample code with releases of SAS prior to SAS 9.2 might produce different results.

/* Delete any old entries in WORK.GSEG catalog */
proc greplay nofs igout=work.gseg;
delete _all_;
run;
quit;

/* Specify macro debugging options */
options mprint mlogic symbolgen;

goptions reset=all device=gif;

/* Macro MAKEGRAF creates GSLIDE graph entries that are TREPLAYED */
/* by PROC GREPLAY later in this program. Remove the %DO loop and GSLIDE */
/* procedure and place your code within the MAKEGRAF macro when you are */
/* ready to create your own individual graph entries. */
%macro makegraf;
%do i=1 %to 6;
proc gslide;
title1 "GRAPH &i";
run;
quit;
%end;
%mend makegraf;

/* This macro will dynamically treplay a specified number of grseg entries */
/* per page/screen. The specified values for the parameters */
/* ACROSS and DOWN will determine the number of panels in the template */
/* and the number of graphs per page/screen. */
%MACRO PERPAGE(across,down);

/* Create macro variable perpage */
%let perpage=%eval(&across*&down);

/* Use DSGI functions HSIZE/VSIZE to determine default HSIZE and VSIZE */
/* and modify for correct aspect ratio. */
data garea;
rc=ginit();
call gask('hsize',hsize,rc);
hsze=hsize/&across;
call symput('hsize',left(trim(hsze)));
call gask('vsize',vsize,rc);
vsze=vsize/&down;
call symput('vsize',left(trim(vsze)));
rc=gterm();
run;

/* Adjust VSIZE and HSIZE to reflect dimension of template panel. */
/* Turn DISPLAY off. */
goptions nodisplay vsize=&vsize hsize=&hsize;

/* Invoke macro MAKEGRAF, */
/* gslide entries created in WORK.GSEG catalog. */
%makegraf

/* Use DSGI function NUMGRAPH to determine the number of entries in */
/* WORK.GSEG catalog. */
data numgraf;
rc=gset('catalog','work','gseg');
rc=ginit();
call gask('numgraph',grsegcnt,rc);
call symput('grsegcnt',grsegcnt);
call symput('loopit',ceil(grsegcnt/&perpage));
ymult=100/&down;
xmult=100/&across;
rc=gterm();
run;

/* Calculate the panel coordinates for template */
data coord;
set numgraf;
do x=0 to (100-xmult) by xmult;
llx=x;
ulx=x;
urx=x+xmult;
lrx=x+xmult;
do y=0 to (100-ymult) by ymult;
lly=y;
uly=y+ymult;
ury=y+ymult;
lry=y;
output;
end;
end;
run;

proc sort;
by descending y;
run;

/* Create macro variables that resolve to panel coordinates */
data mccoord;
set coord end=eof;
call symput('llx'||left(_n_),llx);
call symput('ulx'||left(_n_),ulx);
call symput('urx'||left(_n_),urx);
call symput('lrx'||left(_n_),lrx);

call symput('lly'||left(_n_),lly);
call symput('uly'||left(_n_),uly);
call symput('ury'||left(_n_),ury);
call symput('lry'||left(_n_),lry);

if eof then call symput('total',_n_);
run;

/* Macro to create template */
%macro tempdef;
%do i=1 %to &total;
&i / llx=&&llx&i lly=&&lly&i
ulx=&&ulx&i uly=&&uly&i
urx=&&urx&i ury=&&ury&i
lrx=&&lrx&i lry=&&lry&i
color=black
%end;
%mend tempdef;

/* Macro to generate TREPLAY statement for GREPLAY */
%macro tplay;
%do j=1 %to &perpage;
%if %eval(&i*&perpage-(&perpage-&j)) <= &grsegcnt %then
&j:%eval(&i*&perpage-(&perpage-&j));
%end;
%mend tplay;

/* Macro to generate templated grseg entries */
%macro greplay;
proc greplay nofs igout=work.gseg tc=tempcat;
tdef spec&perpage
%tempdef;
template spec&perpage;
%do i=1 %to &loopit;
treplay %tplay;
run;
%end;
quit;

%mend greplay;

/* Reset the graphics options */
goptions reset=all device=gif
gsfname=grafout gsfmode=replace
xpixels=600 ypixels=400;

filename grafout 'c:\temp\test.gif';

/* Invoke the GREPLAY macro */
%greplay

%MEND PERPAGE;

/* Invoke the PERPAGE macro, specifying how you */
/* want the graphs laid out on the page. */
%PERPAGE(across=2,down=3);

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