User Guide

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Output Managem
ent System
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The order of the output objects in any particular destination is the order in
whichtheyw
ere created, which is determined by the order and operation of the
procedures that generate the output.
 OMS cannot route charts or warnings objects created by interactive graphics
procedures (Graphs menu, Interactive submenu) or maps created by the mapping
procedures
(Graphs menu, Maps submenu).
Adding New OMS Requests
To add a new OMS request:
E Select the output types (tables, charts, and so on) you want to include. For more
informati
on, see “Output Object Types” on p. 661.
E Select th
e commands to include. If you want to include all output, select all items in
the list. For more information, see “Command Identifiers and Table Subtypes” on
p. 663.
E For commands that produce pivot table output, select the specific table types to
include.
The list displays only the tables available in the selected commands; any
table type available in one or more of the selected commands is displayed in the list.
If no commands are selected, all table types are displayed. For more information, see
“Command
Identifiers and Table Subtypes” on p. 663.
E To selec
t tables based on text labels instead of subtypes, click
Table Labels.Formore
information, see “Table Labels” on p. 664.
E Click Options to specify the output format (for example, SPSS data file, XML, or
HTML). By default, Output XML format is used. For more information, see “OMS
Options
”onp. 666.
E Specif
y an output destination file or a folder location for multiple destination files
based on object names. For multiple files based on object names, a separate file
is created for each output object, with a file name based on either table subtype
names o
r table labels.