Hi Fam
Please assist, I need to automate the date for a simple SQL procedure that I am running. I am currently able to do it for a data step but it becomes very tricky ones I try to link in another data set. See below code:
%macro data(time,time1);
proc sql;
create table fsr.CORE_&time. as
select a.* ,b.Client_Default as NPL_&time1., b.CNACTUAL as Exposure&time1.
from fsr.CORE_&time. a left join core_all.Core_impairments5_&time1. b
on a.Account_Number = b.Account_Number;
quit;
%mend data;
rsubmit;
%data(1501,1502);%data(1501,1503);%data(1501,1504);%data(1501,1505);%data(1501,1506);%data(1501,1507);%data(1501,1508);%data(1501,1509);%data(1501,1510);%data(1501,1511);%data(1501,1512); %data(1501,1601);
endrsubmit;
rsubmit;
%data(1502,1503);%data(1502,1504);%data(1502,1505);%data(1502,1506);%data(1502,1507);%data(1502,1508);%data(1502,1509);%data(1502,1510);%data(1502,1511);%data(1502,1512);%data(1502,1601); %data(1502,1602);
endrsubmit;
If you want your macro to be available in the remote context, you have to define it there.
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