DS2 suminc how to do?

[ciaran2]

In regular 4gl I do:

data table_input;
    X = 7; output;
    X = 3; output;
    X = 7; output;
    X = 2; output;
    X = 7; output;
    X = 4; output;
    X = 7; output;
    X = 4; output;
    X = 3; output;
    X = 7; output;
run;

data _null_;
   set table_input end = eof;
   if _n_ = 1 then do;
      length COUNT 8;
         declare hash h (suminc:1, keysum:'COUNT');
         h.definekey ('X');
         h.definedone ();
   end;
   h.ref ();
   if eof then h.output (dataset: 'table_output');
run;

I get the number of occurrences of the variable X as the results. It's ok.

How to do it in DS2? There is no keysum variable in DS2, I don't know how to add a Count that has the number of occurrences of X in the output table.

[SASJedi]

This code does not run properly as shown here. The DATA step with the hash object produces this error message:

85               length COUNT 8;
 86                  declare hash h (suminc:1, keysum:'COUNT');
 87                  h.definekey ('X');
 88                  h.definedone ();
 89            end;
 90            h.ref ();
 91            if eof then h.output (dataset: 'table_output');
 92         run;
 
 NOTE: Variable COUNT is uninitialized.
 ERROR: Type mismatch for method parameter 1 at line 86 column 25.
 ERROR: Expecting Character type.
 ERROR: DATA STEP Component Object failure.  Aborted during the EXECUTION phase.
 NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
 NOTE: There were 2 observations read from the data set WORK.TABLE_INPUT.

 Suminc: requires the name of a variable as input. Can you explain exactly what are you trying to accomplish with this code? What output do you expect?

[ciaran2]

Maybe it depends on the server settings, but on my machine this code works :).

I have SAS 9.4.6.

NOTE: Variable COUNT is uninitialized.
NOTE: The data set WORK.TABLE_OUTPUT has 4 observations and 2 variables.
NOTE: There were 10 observations read from the data set WORK.TABLE_INPUT.

Table table_output:

X    COUNT
2    1
3    2
4    2
7    5

In the output I have the number of observations X in the table_input set.