The NETWORK Procedure
Syntax: NETWORK Procedure
PROC NETWORK statements are divided into four main categories:
The PROC statement invokes the procedure and sets option values that are used across multiple algorithms.
Data statements determine how in-memory graphs are used by PROC NETWORK.
LINKSQUERYVAR <options>;
LINKSVAR <options>;
NODESQUERYVAR <options>;
NODESSUBSETVAR <options>;
NODESVAR <options>;
Variables statements control the names of the variables that PROC NETWORK expects in the data input.
BICONNECTEDCOMPONENTS <options>;
CENTRALITY <options>;
CLIQUE <options>;
COMMUNITY <options>;
CONNECTEDCOMPONENTS <options>;
CORE <options>;
CYCLE <options>;
NODESIMILARITY <options>;
PATH <options>;
PATTERNMATCH <options>;
PROJECTION <options>;
REACH <options>;
SHORTESTPATH <options>;
SUMMARY <options>;
TRANSITIVECLOSURE <options>;
Algorithm statements determine which algorithm is run and set options for each individual algorithm.
Standard Statements
BY variables;
DISPLAY <table-list> </ options>;
DISPLAYOUT table-spec-list </ options>;
Standard statements control BY-group processing and manage ODS tables.
The following section provides a quick summary of each statement and its options. Each statement is then described in more detail in its own section. The PROC NETWORK statement is described first, and sections that describe all the other statements are presented in alphabetical order (they are not ordered according to their category).