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Hi ,
I create a function sql_query_concat , maybe you can use like mysql group_concat with something different
select x , y group_concat( z )
from test_monotonic
group by x ,y
;
/* demo data create */
data test_monotonic;
length x $3. ;
length y $1. ;
x = "a" ; y = "b" ; z = 3 ; output ;
x = "a" ; y = "b" ; z = 1 ; output ;
x = "aa" ; y = "b" ; z = 3 ; output ;
x = "aa" ; y = "b" ; z = 2 ; output ;
x = "aaa" ; y = "b" ; z = 3 ; output ;
x = "aaa" ; y = "b" ; z = 3 ; output ;
run ;
/* pass sql command (sql_cmd ) as parameter and concat the result with optional delimiter parameter (DLM) */
%macro sql_query_concat( sql_cmd ,DLM=%str(,), OUT=qry_result ) ;
%local qry_table ;
%global &OUT. ;
%let sql_cmd = %qsysfunc( dequote( &sql_cmd. ) ) ;
%let qry_table = sqlQuery%substr(%sysfunc(compress( %sysfunc(time())*%sysfunc(ranuni(32767))*100)) ,1,5 ) ;
proc sql noprint;
create table &qry_table. as
%unquote( &sql_cmd. )
;
select *
into : &OUT. separated by "&DLM."
from &qry_table.
;
drop table &qry_table.
;
quit ;
%mend ;
/* for run_macro usage */
%macro Fsql_query_concat() ;
%let sql_cmd = %qsysfunc(dequote( &sql_cmd. ) ) ;
%let DLM = %qsysfunc( dequote( &DLM. ) ) ;
%sql_query_concat( &sql_cmd. ,DLM=&DLM., OUT=OUTF )
%mend ;
/* create function version of macro sql_query_concat */
proc fcmp outlib=work.func.tmp;
function sql_query_concat( sql_cmd $ , DLM $ ) $ ;
LENGTH OUTF $256 ;
rc = run_macro( 'Fsql_query_concat' , sql_cmd ,DLM ,OUTF ) ;
return(OUTF);
endsub ;
quit ;
options cmplib=work.func ;
/*by determined the column x and y , concat the records into a string */
proc sql ;
select distinct x , y ,sql_query_concat("select z from test_monotonic where x = '"|| test_monotonic.x || "' and y = '" || test_monotonic.y || "'", ",")
from test_monotonic
;
quit ;
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