SAS 9.2 Qualification Tools User's Guide
SAS 9.2 Qualification ToolsUser’s Guide
Copyright NoticeThe correct bibliographic citation for this manual is as follows: SAS Institute Inc., SAS 9.2Qualification Tools User’s Guide, Cary, NC: SAS Institute Inc., 2008.SAS 9.2 Qualification Tools User’s GuideCopyright 2008, SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA.All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No part of this publication may bereproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, by any form or by any means, electronic,mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher,SAS Institute Inc. Limited permission is granted to store the copyrighted material in your systemand display it on terminals, print only the number of copies required for use by those personsresponsible for installing and supporting the SAS programming and licensed programs for whichthis material has been provided, and to modify the material to meet specific installationrequirements. The SAS Institute copyright notice must appear on all printed versions of thismaterial or extracts thereof and on the display medium when the material is displayed.Permission is not granted to reproduce or distribute the material except as stated above.U.S. Government Restricted Rights Notice. Use, duplication, or disclosure of the software by thegovernment is subject to restrictions as set forth in FAR 52.227‐19 Commercial ComputerSoftware‐Restricted Rights (June 1987).SAS Institute Inc., SAS Campus Drive, Cary, North Carolina 27513.SAS and all other SAS Institute Inc. product or service names are registered trademarks ortrademarks of SAS Institute Inc. in the USA and other countries. indicates USA registration.Other brand and product names are trademarks of their respective companies.
Table of ContentsIntroduction . 1SAS Installation Qualification Tool (SAS IQ) . 3Overview . 3Windows . 3Running the Installation Qualification Tool. 3Output .3OutputPath option .4UNIX . 4Running the SAS Installation Qualification Tool on UNIX Systems . 4Reviewing the Results of the SAS Installation Qualification Tool . 5VMS Itanium. 6Running the SAS Installation Qualification Tool on VMS Itanium Systems . 6SAS Operational Qualification Tool (SAS OQ) . 9Overview . 9Windows . 9Directory Structure. 9Running the Operational Qualification Tool . 9Output .9Outdir Directory Structure .10Reviewing the Results of the SAS Operational Qualification Tool . 10UNIX . 10Directory Structure. 10Running the SAS Operational Qualification Tool on UNIX Systems . 11Output .11Outdir Directory Structure .11Reviewing the Results of the SAS Operational Qualification Tool . 12VMS Itanium. 12Directory Structure. 12Running the SAS Operational Qualification Tool on VMS Itanium Systems . 12Output .12Outdir Directory Structure .12Reviewing the Results of the SAS Operational Qualification Tool . 13Additional Examples of Invocation. 13Automation.14Windows .14Windows Example.15UNIX .15UNIX Example.15SAS Operational Qualification Tool Table Language . 15Table Language General Rules. 16Block Identifier . 16&test.16Command . 17&process .17&rc .17&run .18&set.18&unset.19i1 August 2008
Macro . 20&infile .20&outfile .21&resfile .21Examples .22SAS Operational Qualification Tool Command Line . 22Perl Stream Editor Documentation . 23What Can I Do with Perl REs That I Can't Do with sed REs? .23Filter File Syntax .24ped Command Line Syntax.24Substringing Substitute("S" command) Syntax .24Ped Filter File Examples .24Issues .24IVFND Command Line. 25ii
IntroductionThere are two qualification tools available with SAS 9.2—the SAS Installation Qualification Tool (SAS IQ)and the SAS Operational Qualification Tool (SAS OQ). These tools will assist you in qualifying the use of theSAS software in regulated industries. Together, these tools support the qualification aspect of the essentialmigration, integration, and verification processes customers need to move from previous versions of SAS tolater releases.The SAS IQ assists you in demonstrating the SAS System has been installed and maintained to themanufacturerʹs specifications. SAS IQ verifies the integrity of each file in the SAS System 9 and provides thecustomer a set of reports detailing the results. SAS IQ is supported on all Windows, UNIX, and OpenVMSplatforms for SAS 9.2. See “SAS Installation Qualification Tool (SAS IQ)” on page 3 for a detaileddescription.Note: The SAS Installation Qualification Tool will only validate SAS Foundation components. Java componentsassociated with SAS Solutions are not validated by the SAS Installation Qualification Tool.The SAS OQ assists you in demonstrating the SAS System is operational. SAS OQ uses SAS programsprovided by the component development groups and will execute, process, and report the program results.SAS OQ is supported on all Windows and UNIX platforms for SAS 9.2. See “SAS Operational QualificationTool (SAS OQ)” on page 9 for more information.Page 1
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SAS Installation Qualification Tool (SAS IQ)OverviewThe SAS Installation Qualification Tool (SAS IQ) validates a SAS System installation by verifying that eachinstalled file is correct. A report is generated detailing all file results. This determination is made using themd5 algorithm to create a value for each file.Note: The SAS Installation Qualification Tool will only validate SAS Foundation components. Java componentsassociated with SAS Solutions are not validated by the SAS Installation Qualification Tool.WindowsRunning the Installation Qualification ToolThere are two ways to run the SAS IQ on a successful SAS 9.2 installation: From the start menu as follows:Start Programs SAS SAS 9.2 Utilities SAS Installation Qualification Toolor Open a command line in DOS and type the following command:c:\ SASROOT \sastest\sasiq.exe -OutputPath dir In this command, SASROOT is the location where the SAS System was installed, and dir is anempty directory.Both of these methods require an output directory, which must be empty.OutputThe SAS IQ generates XML data files to hold the raw results of the validation process. The SAS System isused to translate the XML data into PDF and HTML reports. The PDF and HTML reports are identical. ThePDF can be used to create hardcopies of the resulting validation. The HTML is easier to browse.For the Windows platform, XSL translation files are also provided. These allow another means of generatingHTML from the XML data file. However, the XSL translation is done dynamically.In all cases, the output report is organized first at the SAS System component level, and then by eachcomponent’s files.Page 3
SAS 9.2 Qualification Tools User’s GuideOutputPath optionThe following table describes the structure of the directory used in the -OutputPath option:File NameDescriptionDataDirectory containing the raw validation data for each component inXML formathtmlDirectory containing HTML files for each componentautoexec.sasSAS file used in producing PDF and HTML output from XML dataindex.xmlXML index file for all component summaryindex.xslXML style sheetmedia.xslXML style sheetsasiq.htmHTML file containing index to summary and component informationsasiq.logSAS log file created from running the autoexec.sas programsasiq.pdfPDF file containing all summary and component informationSASIQindex.mapIntermediate file used to output XML to PDF and HTMLSASIQprod.mapIntermediate file used to output XML to PDF and HTMLsasiqtoc.htmHTML file used to display component informationUNIXRunning the SAS Installation Qualification Tool on UNIX SystemsTo run the SAS IQ on a successful SAS 9.2 installation, do the following:From a console or a terminal window opened on the UNIX system, type the following command: SASROOT /sastest/sasiq.sh –OutputPath dir This invokes SASIQ and the following lines should be displayed:SAS Installation Qualification Tool for the SAS SystemParsing input data files. Done.After these two lines are displayed, the product‐specific validation lines will be displayed. This will varybased on what products you have licensed and installed on your system. The following is a sample of thisoutput and is not intended to represent what you will see depending on the products you have installed onyour S/AF Software. Passed.SAS/ASSIST Software. Passed.Base SAS Software. Passed.SAS/CONNECT Software. Passed.SAS/ACCESS DB2 Software. Passed.SAS Data Quality Server Software. Passed.SAS/EIS Software. Passed.SAS/ETS Software. Passed.SAS/FSP Software. Passed.
SAS 9.2 Qualification Tools User’s GuideValidating SAS/GENETICS Software. Passed.Validating SAS/GIS Software. Passed.Validating SAS/GRAPH Software. Passed.Validating SAS/IML Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ACCESS INFORMIX Software. Passed.Validating SAS/INSIGHT Software. Passed.Validating SAS Install Qualification Tool Software. Passed.Validating SAS/IntrNet Software. Passed.Validating SAS Integration Technologies Software. Passed.Validating SAS/LAB Software. Passed.Validating SAS OLAP Server Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ACCESS Microsoft SQL Server Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ACCESS MySQL Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ACCESS Netezza Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ACCESS ODBC Software. Passed.Validating ODS Templates Software. Passed.Validating SAS/OR Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ACCESS Oracle Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ACCESS PC File Formats Software. Passed.Validating SAS/QC Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ACCESS R/3 Software. Passed.Validating SAS HPF Software. Passed.Validating SAS/Secure 168-bit Software. Passed.Validating SAS/SHARE Software. Passed.Validating SAS/STAT Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ACCESS SYBASE Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ACCESS Teradata Software. Passed.Validating SAS/TEST Software. Passed.Validating SAS/TOOLKIT Software. Passed.Validating Additional Fonts Software. Passed.Generating output.Generating reports.SASCMD: SASROOT /9.2/sas -sysin SASROOT /sastest/sasiq.sas -autoexec OutputPath /validate YYYYMMDD.000/autoexec.sas Detailed PDF and HTML reports have been generated: OutputPath /validate YYYYMMDD.000/sasiq.pdf OutputPath /validate YYYYMMDD.000/sasiq.htm39 SAS components validated: 12229 files validated, 0 failed.Reviewing the Results of the SAS Installation Qualification ToolAfter you run the SAS IQ, a validate date.version directory is created in the output directory youspecified as –OutputPath dir . You can review the results of the SAS IQ by opening the sasiq.htmfile in a Web browser or by opening the sasiq.pdf file in Adobe Reader.5
SAS 9.2 Qualification Tools User’s GuideThe contents of the validate directory are described in the following table:File NameDescriptionData/Directory containing XML files for each componenthtml/Directory containing HTML files for each componentautoexec.sasSAS file used in producing PDF and HTML output from XML dataindex.xmlXML index file containing installation validation summary forinstalled softwareindex.xslXML style sheetmedia.xslXML style sheetsasiq.htmHTML file containing installation validation summary for installedsoftwaresasiq.pdfPDF file containing installation validation summary for installedsoftwareSASIQindex.mapIntermediate file used to output XML to PDF and HTMLSASIQprod.mapIntermediate file used to output XML to PDF and HTMLsasiq.logSAS log file created from running the autoexec.sas programsasiqtoc.htmFile containing HTML output table of contentsThe SAS IQ validates a SAS System installation by verifying that each installed file is correct. A report isgenerated detailing all file results. The status determination is made using the md5 algorithm to create avalue for each file.Note: The SAS Installation Qualification Tool will only validate SAS Foundation components. Java componentsassociated with SAS Solutions are not validated by the SAS Installation Qualification Tool.VMS ItaniumRunning the SAS Installation Qualification Tool on VMS Itanium SystemsTo run the SAS IQ on a successful SAS 9.2 installation, do the following:From a console or a terminal window opened on the VMS Itanium system, type the following commands:set default sas root[.sastest]@sasiq.comThis will result in the following output and you will enter an output directory to continue:SAS Installation Qualification Tool for the SAS SystemPlease specify a directory where the output files should go[.]: OutputPath 6
SAS 9.2 Qualification Tools User’s GuideThen the following should be displayed:Parsing input data files. Done.After this line is displayed, the product‐specific validation lines will be displayed. This will vary based onwhat products you have licensed and installed on your system. The following is a sample of this output andis not intended to represent what you will see depending on the products you have installed on yoursystem:Validating SAS/AF Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ASSIST Software. Passed.Validating Base SAS Software. Passed.Validating SAS/CONNECT Software. Passed.Validating SAS/EIS Software. Passed.Validating SAS/ETS Software. Passed.Validating SAS/FSP Software. Passed.Validating SAS/GENETICS Software. Passed.Validating SAS/GIS Software. Passed.Validating SAS/GRAPH Software. Passed.Validating SAS/IML Software. Passed.Validating SAS/INSIGHT Software. Passed.Validating SAS Install Qualification Tool Software. Passe
There are two qualification tools available with SAS 9.2—the SAS Installation Qualification Tool (SAS IQ) and the SAS Operational Qualification Tool (SAS OQ). These tools will assist you in qualifying the use of the SAS software in regulated industries.
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SAS OQ assists you in demonstrating the SAS System is operational. SAS OQ uses SAS programs provided by the component development groups and will execute, process, and report the program results. SAS OQ is supported on all Windows and UNIX platforms for SAS 9.4. See SAS Operational Qualification Tool (SAS OQ) on page 7 for a detailed description.
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