SASEMOOD Interface Engine
Syntax: SASEMOOD Interface Engine
The SASEMOOD interface engine uses standard engine syntax to read the observations or data values for one or more time series from Moody’s Analytics Data Buffet.
Table 1 summarizes the options that the SASEMOOD engine uses.
Table 1: Summary of SASEMOOD Interface Engine Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| CASLIB= | Specifies the name of the CASLIB where the in-memory CAS table containing the MOODY’s data is stored |
| CASOUT= | Specifies the name of the in-memory CAS table, which contains the data that the SASEMOOD interface engine returns |
| CONV= | Specifies the method to aggregate (or disaggregate) the frequency to |
| DEBUG= | Specifies whether to include diagnostic message logging in the SAS log window |
| END= | Specifies the end date of the retrieved data |
| FREQ= | Specifies the frequency to convert the time series to (if a conversion is necessary) |
| GOCAS= | Specifies whether to generate an in-memory CAS table for the Moody’s data |
| MNEMONIC= | Specifies the required Moody’s data set mnemonic code (concept code and geography code) that enables you to specify which data to select from Moody’s Analytics Data Buffet |
| OUT= | Specifies the name of the SAS data set and the JSON file, which contains the data that the SASEMOOD interface engine returns |
| PASS= | Specifies the required Moody’s encryption key that enables you to access Moody’s Analytics Data Buffet |
| START= | Specifies the start date of the retrieved data |
| TRANS= | Specifies the transformation function to be applied to the selected data sets |
| USER= | Specifies the required Moody’s access key to authenticate the request for the retrieved data |
Last updated: November 24, 2025