Test is the full access DB, it would be test.AccessTableName.
@Gil_ wrote:
I have a data set I need append to access table
Here is my script..
Libname test 'j:\prod\database. Accdb';
Proc append base=test data =dep;
Run;
My question how do I refer the name of the table where I want it to append to?
@Gil_wrote:
I have a data set I need append to access table
Here is my script..
Libname test 'j:\prod\database. Accdb';
Proc append base=test data =dep;
Run;
My question how do I refer the name of the table where I want it to append to?
Base= should be the dataset where you want your data=dataset to append to.. In your example, is test a dataset or libname?
Test is the full access DB, it would be test.AccessTableName.
@Gil_ wrote:
I have a data set I need append to access table
Here is my script..
Libname test 'j:\prod\database. Accdb';
Proc append base=test data =dep;
Run;
My question how do I refer the name of the table where I want it to append to?
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