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gee21
Calcite | Level 5

Hi All;

 

I a new in this community, I have a problem with data statement. I write a simple program as example:

 

data AUTOFILL_SERIAL;

set NWK.ALL2019;

do no=RANGE_START to RANGE_END;

output;

end;

run;

 

May I know how the program look likes if I need to save the output direct to permanent folder name 'NWK'. currently the output save directly to temporary Work Libraries.

 

tks

gee

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Reeza
Super User
SAS uses a two level naming system:

libName.dataSetName

You would first create a libname reference to the folder and then change your data statement to be:

libname nwk 'path to folder';
data nwk.autofill_serial;

gee21
Calcite | Level 5

Hi Rezza;

 

sorry not really familiar with program.  Did I just need to add the libname as below .

 

libname NWK;

data NWK AUTOFILL_SERIAL;

set NWK.ALL2019;

do no=RANGE_START to RANGE_END;

output;

end;

 

run;

 

Still error , actually how the program should look like.

 

tks

gee

Reeza
Super User

It's literally the code I wrote. You have to fill in the path and replace your data statement. 


@gee21 wrote:

Hi Rezza;

 

sorry not really familiar with program.  Did I just need to add the libname as below .

 

libname NWK;

data NWK AUTOFILL_SERIAL;

set NWK.ALL2019;

do no=RANGE_START to RANGE_END;

output;

end;

 

run;

 

Still error , actually how the program should look like.

 

tks

gee


Test this:

 

 

libname nwk 'path to folder';

data nwk.demo;
set sashelp.class;
run;

 

 

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