Annotation of freem_fileman/DINIT27L.m, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       snw         1: DINIT27L       ;SFISC/DPC - SAS (COLUMNS) FOREIGN FORMAT;2/26/93  11:05 AM
                      2:        ;;21.0;VA FileMan;;Dec 28, 1994
                      3:        ;Per VHA Directive 10-93-142, this routine should not be modified.
                      4:        F I=1:2 S X=$T(ENTRY+I) G:X="" ^DINIT28 S Y=$E($T(ENTRY+I+1),5,999),X=$E(X,4,999),@X=Y
                      5:        Q
                      6: ENTRY  ;
                      7:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,0)
                      8:        ;;=SAS (COLUMNS)^^^^^1^1^0^1^^1^1
                      9:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,1)
                     10:        ;;=D SASCOL^DDXPLIB
                     11:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,2)
                     12:        ;;=";"
                     13:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,3,0)
                     14:        ;;=^^5^5^2921229^
                     15:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,3,1,0)
                     16:        ;;=This format creates output designed for use with SAS.  The output is
                     17:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,3,2,0)
                     18:        ;;=column-oriented.  The user is prompted for field lengths, maximum record
                     19:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,3,3,0)
                     20:        ;;=length, field names (used as SAS variable names), and data types.  Field
                     21:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,3,4,0)
                     22:        ;;=length for date data types must be 8 or larger.  No semicolons (;) may
                     23:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,3,5,0)
                     24:        ;;=appear in the data.
                     25:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,4,0)
                     26:        ;;=^^6^6^2930226^^^
                     27:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,4,1,0)
                     28:        ;;=The exported output begins with an INPUT statement that contains variable
                     29:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,4,2,0)
                     30:        ;;=names as specified by the user.  For numeric and free text (character)
                     31:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,4,3,0)
                     32:        ;;=data, the start and end columns are shown.  For date data, the informat
                     33:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,4,4,0)
                     34:        ;;='YYMMDDw.' is used with data always given YYYYMMDD (i.e., full century
                     35:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,4,5,0)
                     36:        ;;=data).  Following the INPUT statement is a 'CARDS;' line, followed by the
                     37:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,4,6,0)
                     38:        ;;=columnar data, followed by ';'.
                     39:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,5,0)
                     40:        ;;=^.441^^
                     41:        ;;^DIST(.44,.011,6)
                     42:        ;;=S Y=X+17000000

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