Data set: Have
P_NAME S_NAME ALINE_1 ALINE_2
T1 S1 A1 D1
T2 S2 A2 D2
T3 S3 A3 D3
Text file: Want
HDRXX XXXXX 20140829
P_NAME S_NAME ALINE_1 ALINE_2
T1 S1 A1 D1
T2 S2 A2 D2
T3 S3 A3 D3
My Code:
DATA _NULL_;
SET HAVE;
FILE "XXXX/want.txt" lrecl=246;
IF _N_=1 THEN
PUT @1 'HDR' @4 'XXX XXXXX' @25 "&FILE_DT." @33 213*' ';
IF _N_=2 THEN DO;
PUT
@1 'PNAME'
@31 'SNAME'
@61 'ALINE_1'
@91 'ALINE_2'
END;
PUT
@1 PNAME $30.
@31 SNAME $30.
@61 ALINE_1 $30.
@91 ALINE_2 $30. ;
RUN;
My output: (line 2 and line 3 must revert)
HDRXX XXXXX 20140829
T1 S1 A1 D1
P_NAME S_NAME ALINE_1 ALINE_2
T2 S2 A2 D2
T3 S3 A3 D3
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I got the solution.
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