User`s guide

/* Map SPECTRUM model handle to model type handle */
data _null_;
set specgway.model end=lastrec;
file temp;
if _n_=1 then put ’proc format; value mh2mth’;
put mh ’=’ mth;
if lastrec then put ’; run;’;
run;
%include temp;
and submit the program (by typing SUBMIT on the command line and pressing ENTER or RETURN)
after the %CSPROCES macro completes.
a. When the program completes (as indicated in the SAS log), issue this command
fsview specgway.stat
b. Type bye.
To include the file in the PROGRAM EDITOR window, issue this command:
spectrum.gs
2. If the FSVIEW window has pull-down menus, select Globals, Options, and Command line to get a
command line. To see the model names that are in the data, at the FSVIEW window’s command line
prompt type this:
format mh ’cscmo2x.’
and press ENTER or RETURN. The variable named MH contains the model handle. These values are now
displayed as a names rather than numbers. Scroll down through the data observing the names now show in
the model handle field. These should be the models you exported. If they are not, check your Export
Definition Description and your model definition in SPECTRUM.
3. To display the names of the model types to which these models belong, at the FSVIEW window’s
command line prompt type this:
format mh ’mh2mtn.’
and press ENTER or RETURN. Model type names now display for the values of MH.
These should match exactly the external names of the tables in your PDB. To check the external names,
follow this path from the IT Service Vision main window:
Administration -> Manage Tables -> select the table -> click right mouse button ->
Properties -> Advanced
The IT Service Vision table’s external name is in the External Name field. These table names should
be the ones specified in the %CSPROCES macro or in the GUI when selecting Administration ->
Process Data - Wizard.
4. If the model type name matches the table’s external name exactly (case sensitive), but data did not read
into the table during the %CSPROCES run, you need to compare the model type handle of the models in
the specgway.stat data set to the IT Service Vision table IDs.
To see the model type handles (instead of the model type names) of the data in the specgway.stat
data set, at the FSVIEW window’s command line prompt type this:
format mh ’mh2mth.’