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sk2202
Calcite | Level 5

hey,

I got some problems with a given code (proc timeseries)  which I should transfer into a macro:

%macro create_timeseries;

proc timeseries
        data=&library..&varticker._tick
        out=q&varticker._&interval.min;
        id time interval=MINUTE5.
            accumulate=total
            setmiss=0;
        var quantity;
    run;

    proc timeseries
        data=&library..&varticker._tick
        out=p&varticker._&interval.min;
        id time interval=MINUTE5. accumulate=LAST;
        var price;
    run;

    proc sql;
    create table &library..&varticker._&interval.min as select
    a.* ,b. *
    from q&varticker._&interval.min a full join p&varticker._&interval.min
        b
    on a.time = b.time;
    quit;
    run;

 %mend create_timeseries;

Errors:

WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference LIBRARY not resolved.
NOTE: Line generated by the invoked macro "CREATE_TIMESERIES".
1 &library..&varticker._tick
-
22
200
1 ! out=q&varticker._&interval.min; id time interval=MINUTE5.
1 ! accumulate=total setmiss=0; var quantity; run; proc timeseries
WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference INTERVAL not resolved.
NOTE 138-205: Line generated by the macro variable "INTERVAL".
1 qE_STANL_BTSE_&
-
22
ERROR 22-322: Expecting ein Name.

ERROR 200-322: The symbol is not recognized and will be ignored.

ERROR 22-322: Syntax error, expecting one of the following: ;, (, BYVECTORPLOTS, COUNTPLOTS,
CROSSPLOTS, DATA, LABEL, MAXERROR, MAXVARLENGTH, OUT, OUTCORR, OUTCROSSCORR,
OUTDECOMP, OUTFREQ, OUTPROCINFO, OUTSEASON, OUTSPECTRA, OUTSSA, OUTSUM, OUTTREND,
OUTXMLINFO, OUTXMLTREE, PLOTS, PRINT, PRINTDETAILS, SEASONALITY, SORTNAMES,
THUMBPLOTS, VECTORPLOTS, XML.

NOTE: Line generated by the macro variable "INTERVAL".
1 qE_STANL_BTSE_&
-
200
ERROR 200-322: The symbol is not recognized and will be ignored.

WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference INTERVAL not resolved.

NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
WARNING: The data set WORK.QE_STANL_BTSE_ may be incomplete. When this step was stopped there
were 0 observations and 0 variables.
WARNING: Datei WORK.QE_STANL_BTSE_ wurde nicht ersetzt. Grund: da dieser Schritt angehalten wurde.
NOTE: PROZEDUR TIMESERIES used (Total process time):
real time 0.00 seconds
cpu time 0.00 seconds

 

Thank you in advance. Best regards,

sk2202

3 REPLIES 3
Reeza
Super User

Your macro variables aren't assigned for starters as indicated by errors. 

Fix that and then see what else is wrong. L

 

I would recommend you pass parameters to your macro as well. 

sk2202
Calcite | Level 5

%macro create_timeseries(library,varticker);

                data = &library..&varticker._tick_t;

                set = &library..&varticker._tick;

                run;

                proc timeseries

                                data=&library..&varticker._tick_t

                                out=q&varticker._&interval.min;

                                id time interval=MINUTE5.

                                                accumulate=total

                                                setmiss=0;

                                var quantity;

                run;

 

                proc timeseries

                                data=&library..&varticker._tick_t

                                out=p&varticker._&interval.min;

                                id time interval=MINUTE5. accumulate=LAST;

                                var price;

                run;

 

                proc sql;

                create table &library..&varticker._&interval.min as select

                a.* ,b. *

                from q&varticker._&interval.min a full join p&varticker._&interval.min

                                b

                on a.time = b.time;

                quit;

                run;

%mend create_timeseries;

 

%create_timeseries(time,price,quantity);

 

Do you mean like this? Best regards

Reeza
Super User

Sort of. 

 

Your macro definition

 

%macro createtimeseries(library, varticker);

Your macro call:

 

%createtimeseries(time, price, quantity);

 

Note that you have more items in your macro call than definition. This wil generate an error. If you need a third paramete it must be declared.

 

 

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