I have data in the raw file as below
******************** TOD=180316 DATE=00115127 NAME=RECYCLE DATA SET ENDED
FUNC=RECYCLE MIG VOLUME TOVOL=E36229 FRVOL=E32423 DEVT=78048081 ST
Now what I am doing with the below code is find FUNC=RECYLCE and then create the variable however while creating the variable I also need the DATE which means I need to go to previous record in the same DATA Step...I see certain ways but haven't come to the conclusion could somebody point please...
DATA OUT01;
RETAIN ;
INFILE HSMLOG;
INPUT @001 HSMLOG $120. ;
INDX1A = INDEX(HSMLOG,'FUNC=RECYCLE');
IF INDX1A GT 0 THEN DO;
PUT HSMLOG;
TOVOL = SUBSTR(HSMLOG,36,6);
FRVOL = SUBSTR(HSMLOG,50,6);
STARTTIME = SUBSTR(HSMLOG,79,6);
ENDTIME = SUBSTR(HSMLOG,91,6);
OUTPUT;
END;
Your data appears to be named input. Therefore use named input read:
SAS(R) 9.2 Language Reference: Dictionary, Fourth Edition
E.g.
data want;
infile "xyz.txt";
input tod= date= name=$ func=$ toval=$ frvol=$ devt=$;
run;
You should then have the variable to process the data as you like.
Here's a way to make all the information available:
DATA OUT01;
INFILE HSMLOG;
INPUT @001 prior_HSMLOG $120. /
@001 HSMLOG $120.;
INDX1A = INDEX(HSMLOG,'FUNC=RECYCLE');
IF INDX1A GT 0 THEN DO;
...
END;
It assumes you are always working with 2 lines of raw data at a time. If that's not the case, it gets a little more involved, but can still be done. But let's only cross that bridge if necessary. Good luck.
Good luck.
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