For example, I have the files (within the same directory) named with
human_CDx+CDx+xxh_1way_RM_ANOVA
common fragment in its names.
The inner structure of the files is as follows:
LINE with text
LINE with text
LINE with text
LINES with DATA
LINE with text
LINE with text
LINE with text
LINE with text
LINE with text
INFILE supports simple wildcard characters (both in Windows and Unix) for reading multiple files. Use filename= option to know where each observation comes from, as in
infile ('c:\myfiles\*.*','c:\myotherfiles\abc.dat') filename=whatFile;
PG
It works! But my intention is to make SAS compute different data sets
stored in '.txt' files located in a directory consequently. One by one.
There is an article at UCLA website:
SAS FAQ: How do I read multiple raw data files with the same structure in one data step?
But I get a big table with directories and data themselves instead of my SAS script
consecutive execusions with different data sets.
How to implement this?
Thanks for any response.
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