I know I can use Library Wizard to create library and tick on 'Enable at start up' option to make the library permenant.
But how do I do it with LIBNAME statement?
libname mydata 'C:\Libraries\Documents';
/*this creates a reference to the documents folder*/
data mydata.one;
set two;
run;
/*this will create a permanent data set named one into the destination determined by the libname statement.*/
Yes, it sure does make permanent dataset BUT it does not make permanent library. mydata, the library, will disappear if I quit SAS session and rerun it.
Take a look at: http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/hostwin/63285/HTML/default/viewer.htm#usedatalibs.htm
particularly the paragraph labeled: Making Librefs Available When SAS Starts
So only way is to use library wizard. No options available in LIBNAME statement to do the same thing?
I do what Linlin posted. If you're running SAS 9.3 the directory is a little different: C:\Program Files\SASHome\SASFoundation\9.3
I think it's just a manual way of doing what library wizard with 'enable at start up' option does .
This is how I make "permanent" library:
libname mydata 'C:\Libraries\Documents';
save the sas code as "autoexec.sas" in directory
"C:\Program Files\SAS\SASFoundation\9.2"
Lin, using similar methods you mentioned can I make the Notepad to have the first line look like;
----+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+
So that if I open a text file with some data with Notepad, the first line will look like above, and whatever is contained in the text file will start from the second line?
Somehow I think you've got your threads mixed up. However, in answer to your question, just use Wordpad rather than Notepad and make courier or new courier the default font. Wordpad has a built-in ruler.
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