Please explain the code in detail step by step.
proc sort data=A out=A1;
by Division District ;
run;
Does this code mean the sorted data is stored in A1 Dataset?
The data step copies a dataset from your second library (TAD_DEST) called MASTER_FILE to a dataset called O in your temporary library WORK (or USER if such is defined).
For the code presented, the first LIBNAME is irrelevant, as the library is not used.
@sas_it wrote:
Please explain the mean
Please explain the meaning of the code in detail. Meaning of two libnames and where the dataset is stored.
libname TAD_Sour odbc dsn=TAD user="SAAS_DATA" password="abc" schema=dbo;
libname TAD_Dest "/sasdatauser/sasdatauser/TAD";/*Starting from Program1 here,no need to look into program 1*/
data o;
set TAD_DEST.Master_File;
run;
The data step copies a dataset from your second library (TAD_DEST) called MASTER_FILE to a dataset called O in your temporary library WORK (or USER if such is defined).
For the code presented, the first LIBNAME is irrelevant, as the library is not used.
@sas_it wrote:
Please explain the mean
Please explain the meaning of the code in detail. Meaning of two libnames and where the dataset is stored.
libname TAD_Sour odbc dsn=TAD user="SAAS_DATA" password="abc" schema=dbo;
libname TAD_Dest "/sasdatauser/sasdatauser/TAD";/*Starting from Program1 here,no need to look into program 1*/
data o;
set TAD_DEST.Master_File;
run;
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