Hi,
I have a mix of SAS Stored Processes. Each of these Stored Processes has at least 1 or 2 prompts. Namely date ranges.
e.g.
SAS_STP1.sas [Prompt_StartDate, Prompt_EndDate]
SAS_STP2.sas [Prompt_StartDate, Prompt_EndDate]
SAS_STP3.sas [Prompt_Date]
Is it possible to write a SAS program, that uses these 3 different SAS stored processes? And how do I pass in parameters?
I was thinking something on the lines of:
%include corporate_libname.sas
libname stp1 '/models/storedprocesses/SAS_STP1.sas'
libname stp2 '/models/storedprocesses/SAS_STP2.sas'
libname stp3 '/models/storedprocesses/SAS_STP3.sas'
options symbolgen;
%MACRO testCode
DATA _NULL_;
stp1.Prompt_StartDate = '01JAN2013 00:00:00'dt
stp1.Prompt_EndDate = '03JAN2013 00:00:00'dt
stp2.Prompt_StartDate = '01JAN2013 00:00:00'dt
stp2.Prompt_EndDate = '03JAN2013 00:00:00'dt
stp3.Prompt_Date = '01JAN2013 00:00:00'dt
stp1.run_macro;
stp2.run_macro;
stp3.run_macro;
RUN;
%MEND testCode
Any help on parameter passing to a SAS Stored Process would be great.
The method headers in each of the SAS Stored processes don't take in parameters, as they're handled by SAS prompts.
Cheers,
Henry
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