Feature | Supported |
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Reading cases | ✘ |
Writing cases | ✔ |
Notes, case labels, and case statuses | ✘ |
Storage of more than one kind of record | ✔ |
Binary data items | ✘ |
Deleting cases | ✘ |
Undeleting cases | ✘ |
Syncing data | ✘ |
Cases with duplicate keys | ✘ |
Case identification via UUID | ✘ |
Contains an embedded dictionary | ✘ |
Allows record sorts | ✘ |
Property Name and Values | Description |
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"encoding" | Determines the text encoding of the SAS program (.sas) syntax file. |
"ANSI" | The contents are encoded as part of the Windows code page. On Android this value is ignored and "UTF-8-BOM" is used instead. |
"UTF-8" | The contents are encoded as UTF-8 and written without a byte order mark (BOM). |
"UTF-8-BOM" ⁺⁺⁺ | The contents are encoded as UTF-8 and written with a three-byte BOM. |
"mappedSpecialValues" | Determines how the special values missing and refused are written. |
"codes" ⁺⁺⁺ | The value of the mapped code is written. For example, if missing is mapped to -99, then -99 is written. |
"native" | The value is mapped to SAS's special missing values: missing is mapped to .A and refused is mapped to .B. |
"suppress" | No value is written. |
"record" | If the name of a record is provided, only items from that record are written. |
"syntaxPath" | By default, the SAS program (.sas) syntax file is written in the same directory as the SAS transport file (.xpt), with the same name as the transport file, followed by .sas. This property allows you to give a custom name for the program file. The property is evaluated relative to the path of the data file. |