Hello:
I am having a problem to input the text file, the sample data is shown below.
id,site,provider,hospital,scr,abi,dein,caseid,date,dob,admitdate,admittime,years,months,days,insurance,sex,race1,race2,race3,race4,race5,race6,hisp,zipcode,county,symptom1,scrsymptom2,scrsymptom3,scrsymptom4,scrsymptom5,scrsymptom6,scrsymptom7,scrsymptom8,scrsymptom9,scrsymptom10,scrsymptom11,exclusion1,exclusion2,exclusion3,exclusion4,exclusion5,exclusion6,exclusion7,exclusion8,exclusion9,exclusion10,elig,consent1,consent2,consent,interview,complete
1,0,1,8,PMS,HK,SHM,WH3T87601,10/05/16,01/30/05,09/05/07,14:10:30,9,159,4562,1,6,5,,,,,,2,55661,Right,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,2,0,1
2,0,2,8,OLS,MLB,FCN,QF2B64352,2014-12-03,2014-12-03,2014-06-03, 09:53:45,3,25,506,1,1,8,,,,,,1,69456,Wrong,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,8,,,2,4,6
I found out when I created my codes below, it didn't work. Starting with column "admitdate", the date is missing. Please help. Thanks.
data test;
infile "Pathway/test.txt" dlm=',' dsd missover lrecl=47 firstobs=2;
input
id $
site
provider
hospital
scr $
abi $
dein $
caseid $
date $
dob $
admitdate $
admittime $
years
months
days
insurance
sex
race1
race2
race3
race4
race5
race6
hisp
zipcode
county $
symptom1
scrsymptom2
scrsymptom3
scrsymptom4
scrsymptom5
scrsymptom6
scrsymptom7
scrsymptom8
scrsymptom9
scrsymptom10
scrsymptom11 $
exclusion1
exclusion2
exclusion3
exclusion4
exclusion5
exclusion6
exclusion7
exclusion8
exclusion9
exclusion10 $
elig
consent1 $
consent2 $
consent
interview
complete;
run;
This is way too small:
lrecl=47
It specifies the number of characters that SAS will read from each incoming line. Pick a wide enough value, perhaps:
lrecl=300
This is way too small:
lrecl=47
It specifies the number of characters that SAS will read from each incoming line. Pick a wide enough value, perhaps:
lrecl=300
Thanks, it works.
I strongly suggest reading Date values with a DATE informat and Times with a time informat. You can do a lot more with actual SAS Date and time values than character. Almost anything, including sorting, with character values as you show will require conversion to a date or headaches with multiple additional steps to get the values you want.
I suggest reading those dates with MMDDYY8. informat and the time with time8.
Assign an appropriate display format for people to use.
Thanks, but date9. won't work on 2014-03-06.
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