Hi Team,
I am trying to run the below macro code and it gives an error.
I couldnt figure out the error. Could you please help me
%macro roster;
proc sql;
create table NON_RESPONDERS_BULLET_7_P as
select t1.* from DSS_HRA_Healthfirst_Roster t1
where (t1.EFFECTIVE_DATE < intnx('year',today(),-1,'S') OR t1.EFFECTIVE_DATE > intnx('year',today(),-1,'E'))
and (t1.PRODUCT_PBP CONTAINS 'LIP1' OR t1.PRODUCT_PBP CONTAINS 'MAX1')
and ((t1.LAST_SURVEY_DATE1 BETWEEN intnx('year',&start3mnth,-15) and intnx('year',&end3month,-15))
%do i = -14 %to -2;
or (t1.LAST_SURVEY_DATE1 BETWEEN intnx('year',&start3mnth,&i) and intnx('year',&end3month,&i))
%end;
or (t1.LAST_SURVEY_DATE1 BETWEEN intnx('year',&start3mnth,&i) and intnx('year',&end3month,&i)));
quit;
%mend roster;
%roster
ERROR 22-322: Syntax error, expecting one of the following: !, !!, &, *, **, +, ',', -, /, <,
<=, <>, =, >, >=, ?, AND, CONTAINS, EQ, EQT, GE, GET, GT, GTT, LE, LET, LIKE,
LT, LTT, NE, NET, OR, ^=, |, ||, ~=.
What are the values of &start3mnth and &end3month?
Hi Quentin,
%put &end3month &start3mnth ;
/* 31AUG2015 01AUG2015 */
Looking at a single line of code and what it would resolve to. This isn't valid SAS code.
and ((t1.LAST_SURVEY_DATE1 BETWEEN intnx('year',&start3mnth,-15) and
and ((t1.LAST_SURVEY_DATE1 BETWEEN intnx('year',01AUG2015,-15) and
You need to provide those as date literals to the macro
"&end3month"d
Change your code to allow your dates to resolve properly.
If you run the macro with the option mprint the error will appear in the log in a more useful location;
options mprint;
%roster;
Without data or values for your macro variables Start3Mnt and End3Month it's a bit hard to be more precise though if either of those is blank that could be a cause.
What is it your trying to do. Post test data in the form of a datastep and what the output should look like. That block of code firstly doesn't need to be in a macro - all your seem to be doing is taking data where last_survey_date is between some set of months on 14 years to 2 years before. This is simple logic and doesn't need 14 "or" clauses generated for it. A simple datastep will also make life easier for you, but I can't post example code until you show your data and what its suppoed to look like.
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