I can't get these proc export queries to run on these variables. Is there something wrong with the formatting, or with my query, or both?
Proc export data=MAUDE.Total1999thru2013 (where=(MDR_REPORT_KEY<'50'))
dbms=excel file="...\Output\test11.xls";
run;
ERROR: WHERE clause operator requires compatible variables.
ERROR: Export unsuccessful. See SAS Log for details.
Proc export data=MAUDE.Total1999thru2013 (where=(MDR_REPORT_KEY ='100'))
dbms=excel file="...\Output\test13.xls";
run;
ERROR: WHERE clause operator requires compatible variables.
ERROR: Export unsuccessful. See SAS Log for details.
Proc export data=MAUDE.Total1999thru2013 (where=(EVENT_KEY ='100'))
dbms=excel file="...\Output\test14.xls";
run;
141! Destination\Output\test14.xls";
ERROR 22-322: Syntax error, expecting one of the following: ;, DATA, DBLABEL, DBMS, DEBUG, FILE,
LABEL, OUTFILE, OUTTABLE, REPLACE, TABLE, _DEBUG_.
ERROR 76-322: Syntax error, statement will be ignored.
142 run;
Remove the quotes from your value in the where option. The field is numeric e.g. 50, but you are trying to compare it to '50' i.e., character
Remove the quotes from your value in the where option. The field is numeric e.g. 50, but you are trying to compare it to '50' i.e., character
Thank you, Arthur!
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