Get headers for rows represented as comma-separated values

head/sessions/{sessionId}/data/{libref}/{tableName}/rows
Internal-Use Only

Returns the headers for rows in CSV format for a specified data set.

Request Samples

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Response Samples

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Path Parameters

NameTypeRequiredDescription
libref
string<object-id>
true

Specifies the libref for the request.

sessionId
string<object-id>
true

Specifies the ID of the session.

tableName
string<object-id>
true

Specifies the table or data set to query.

Query Parameters

NameTypeRequiredDescription
columnSeparator
string
false

Specifies the character to use as the column separator. If no character is specified, a comma is used as the separator.

enableEscaping
boolean
false

Specifies whether special characters in values are escaped if the values are not quoted.

Default:
true
enableQuoting
boolean
false

Specifies whether values that contain special characters are quoted.

Default:
true
format
boolean
false

Specifies whether to format the data in the cells.

Default:
true
formatMissingValues
boolean
false

If set to true, SAS missing values found in the data will be formatted based on the setting of the SAS Option MISSING. Otherwise, a NULL value will be returned.

includeColumnNames
boolean
false

Specifies whether the first row that is returned consists of column names.

includeIndex
boolean
false

Specifies whether the first value in the cell is the index of the requested row. Support for this parameter was added in version 2.

Default:
false
limit
integer
false

(Optional) Specifies the maximum number of rows to return. If not set, all rows are returned.

returnNumAsString
boolean
false

If set to true, SAS numeric values found in the data will be returned as strings.

Default:
false
rowSeparator
string
false

Specifies the characters to use as the row separator. If no characters are specified, a line feed character (\n) is used.

start
integer
false

Specifies the offset of the first row to return.

Default:
0
where
string
false

Specifies that a standard SAS WHERE clause was used to return the rows for this request.

Responses

StatusMeaningDescription
200OKThe request succeeded.Headers
404Not FoundNo resource exists at the requested path.