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srdhoble
Calcite | Level 5

Hi Team,

              I am trying to convert SAS code to SQL.

first step is to get precode converted properly.

Need help in converting below code to SQL.I think we will need to have global parameters in SQL code.Corect me if i am wrong.

 

Here is the sas code:

%LET RUNOUT = 0;
%LET PERIODS = 4;
%let ENRLMNTDY = 15;
%LET RUN_DATE = %SYSFUNC(TODAY());
%LET START_DATE = %SYSFUNC(INTNX(MONTH, &RUN_DATE.,%EVAL(-12*&PERIODS.-&RUNOUT.),B));
%LET END_DATE = %SYSFUNC(INTNX(MONTH, &RUN_DATE.,%EVAL(-1-&RUNOUT.),E));

 

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Reeza
Super User

It depends on how it's used in the code. If there are no loops but just filters then you may not need them, but otherwise you may. 

 

Edit: Remember that its better if you don't do a line to line conversion for code, determine the purpose and figure out how to replicate this in SQL. I'm assuming you're not using SAS SQL but MS SQL or Oracle SQL? 

 

anoopmohandas7
Quartz | Level 8

Are you expecting the below variables to be a part of a dataset when read through SQL or something else ?

LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20

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