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+/* This is the description file for the package.         */
+/* The colon (:) is a field separator and is restricted */
+/* in lines of the header part.                          */
+
+/* **HEADER** */
+Type: Package                                    :/*required, not null, constant value*/
+Package: SQLinDS                                 :/*required, not null, up to 24 characters, naming restrictions like for a dataset name! */
+Title: SQL queries in Data Step                  :/*required, not null*/
+Version: 2.1                                     :/*required, not null*/
+Author: Mike Rhoads (RhoadsM1@Westat.com)        :/*required, not null*/
+Maintainer: Bartosz Jablonski (yabwon@gmail.com) :/*required, not null*/
+License: MIT                                     :/*required, not null, values: MIT, GPL2, BSD, etc.*/
+Encoding: UTF8                                   :/*required, not null, values: UTF8, WLATIN1, LATIN2, etc. */
+
+Required: "Base SAS Software"                    :/*optional, COMMA separated, QUOTED list, names of required SAS products, values must be like from proc setinit;run; output */
+
+/* **DESCRIPTION** */
+/* All the text below will be used in help */
+DESCRIPTION START:
+
+The SQLinDS package is an implementation of  
+the macro-function-sandwich concept introduced in: 
+"Use the Full Power of SAS in Your Function-Style Macros"
+the article by Mike Rhoads, Westat, Rockville, MD
+
+Copy of the article is available at:
+https://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings12/004-2012.pdf
+
+Package provides ability to "execute" SQL queries inside a datastep, e.g.
+
+  data class;
+    set %SQL(select * from sashelp.class);
+  run;
+
+SQLinDS package contains the following components:
+
+ 1) %SQL() macro - the main package macro available for the User
+
+ 2) dsSQL() function (internal)
+ 3) %dsSQL_inner() macro (internal) 
+ 4) Library DSSQL (created in a subdirectory of the WORK library)
+
+See help for the %SQL() macro to find more examples. 
+
+DESCRIPTION END: