Hi,
I have to call those lines (among others) with %include:
expo1=exp(C_ANGLO_0_5*PANGLO_0_5+C_ANGLO_5_10*PANGLO_5_10+C_ANGLO_25_60*PANGLO_25_60+C_ANGLO_60*PANGLO_60+1*(C_ANGLOxFRANCO_0_5*PANGLO_0_5+C_ANGLOxFRANCO_5_10*PANGLO_5_10+C_ANGLOxFRANCO_25_60*PANGLO_25_60+C_ANGLOxFRANCO_60*PANGLO_60)+
C_ALLO_0_1*PALLO_0_1+C_ALLO_1_3*PALLO_1_3+C_ALLO_10*PALLO_10+1*C_ALLOxFRANCO_0_1*PALLO_0_1+C_ALLOxFRANCO_1_3*PALLO_1_3+
C_ALLOxFRANCO_10*PALLO_10+C_POT_0_500*POT_0_500+C_POT_500_2000*POT_500_2000+C_POT_5000_20000*POT_5000_20000+C_POT_20000*POT_20000+
C_POP_0_5000*POP_0_5000+C_POP_5_10000*POP_5_10000+C_POP_25_75000*POP_25_75000+C_POP_75000*POP_75000+C_AUTOROUTE*AUTOROUTE+
C_DISTANCE*DISTANCE+C_RIVE_NORD*RIVE_NORD+C_RIVE_SUD*RIVE_SUD+C_LONGUEUIL*LONGUEUIL+C_LAVAL*LAVAL+C_MONTREAL*MONTREAL);
Because I use an %include statement, I get the "truncated record" WARNING. I read that this happens when there is more than 250 characters et that the solution is to reduce the amount of characters. I guess I could divide this equation in 3 or 4 different, but I wonder if there is any other solution.
Thanks,
Just put in some end of lines. Any where you want that doesn't split a variable name or keyword. How about in front of every + sign?
expo1=exp(C_ANGLO_0_5*PANGLO_0_5
+C_ANGLO_5_10*PANGLO_5_10
+C_ANGLO_25_60*PANGLO_25_60
+C_ANGLO_60*PANGLO_60
+1*(C_ANGLOxFRANCO_0_5*PANGLO_0_5
+C_ANGLOxFRANCO_5_10*PANGLO_5_10
+C_ANGLOxFRANCO_25_60*PANGLO_25_60
+C_ANGLOxFRANCO_60*PANGLO_60)
+C_ALLO_0_1*PALLO_0_1
+C_ALLO_1_3*PALLO_1_3
+C_ALLO_10*PALLO_10
+1*C_ALLOxFRANCO_0_1*PALLO_0_1
+C_ALLOxFRANCO_1_3*PALLO_1_3
+C_ALLOxFRANCO_10*PALLO_10
+C_POT_0_500*POT_0_500
+C_POT_500_2000*POT_500_2000
+C_POT_5000_20000*POT_5000_20000
+C_POT_20000*POT_20000
+C_POP_0_5000*POP_0_5000
+C_POP_5_10000*POP_5_10000
+C_POP_25_75000*POP_25_75000
+C_POP_75000*POP_75000
+C_AUTOROUTE*AUTOROUTE
+C_DISTANCE*DISTANCE
+C_RIVE_NORD*RIVE_NORD
+C_RIVE_SUD*RIVE_SUD
+C_LONGUEUIL*LONGUEUIL
+C_LAVAL*LAVAL
+C_MONTREAL*MONTREAL
);
Just put in some end of lines. Any where you want that doesn't split a variable name or keyword. How about in front of every + sign?
expo1=exp(C_ANGLO_0_5*PANGLO_0_5
+C_ANGLO_5_10*PANGLO_5_10
+C_ANGLO_25_60*PANGLO_25_60
+C_ANGLO_60*PANGLO_60
+1*(C_ANGLOxFRANCO_0_5*PANGLO_0_5
+C_ANGLOxFRANCO_5_10*PANGLO_5_10
+C_ANGLOxFRANCO_25_60*PANGLO_25_60
+C_ANGLOxFRANCO_60*PANGLO_60)
+C_ALLO_0_1*PALLO_0_1
+C_ALLO_1_3*PALLO_1_3
+C_ALLO_10*PALLO_10
+1*C_ALLOxFRANCO_0_1*PALLO_0_1
+C_ALLOxFRANCO_1_3*PALLO_1_3
+C_ALLOxFRANCO_10*PALLO_10
+C_POT_0_500*POT_0_500
+C_POT_500_2000*POT_500_2000
+C_POT_5000_20000*POT_5000_20000
+C_POT_20000*POT_20000
+C_POP_0_5000*POP_0_5000
+C_POP_5_10000*POP_5_10000
+C_POP_25_75000*POP_25_75000
+C_POP_75000*POP_75000
+C_AUTOROUTE*AUTOROUTE
+C_DISTANCE*DISTANCE
+C_RIVE_NORD*RIVE_NORD
+C_RIVE_SUD*RIVE_SUD
+C_LONGUEUIL*LONGUEUIL
+C_LAVAL*LAVAL
+C_MONTREAL*MONTREAL
);
Thanks, it works. That's kind of weird that a so powerfull program like SAS still has bug like this one.
/lrecl=500; after your %include, or however long the line is.
You can also break up the formula into multiple lines without having to split the formula into multiple formula's.
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