If you have ever re-run the creation of a user-written function (proc ), you get a warning.
If you try to delete a user-written function that doesn't exist, you get a warning.
So, I came up with this macro that deletes the function if it exists in work.myfuncs.
%macro delete_function(function);
%if %sysfunc(exist(WORK.MYFUNCS)) %then %do;
PROC SQL noprint;
SELECT distinct _Key_ into :key
FROM WORK.MYFUNCS
WHERE _Key_ = "F.DATES.&function";
%if &sqlobs = 0 %then %return;
delete FROM WORK.MYFUNCS
WHERE _Key_ = "F.DATES.&function";
QUIT;
%end;
%mend delete_function;
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