issue with output:
i m trying to giving output as per condition, but its giving all observation to all created dataset.
my desired result is getting by existing code but for that i need to create addition dataset "X". I dont want to create that X dataset.
how can i prevent process to put observation to all.
my code is:
DATA CONTROL;
INPUT BANKCODE $1-6 PRODCODE $9-10 COND $13-36;
DATALINES;
HDFC HL DELAY>10
HDFC CC DELAY<10
ICICI ML DEFAULT=100
ICICI CC DEFAULT<10 AND DELAY<10
IDBI ML WRITE_OFF =10
IDBI CC DELAY<20
;
RUN;
PROC PRINT; RUN;
PROC SQL NOPRINT;
Select bankcode, prodcode, cond into : banklist separated by "|" ,: prodlist separated by "|" ,: condlist separated by "|" from control;
%let ct = &sqlobs;
QUIT;
%put &banklist &prodlist &condlist &ct;
DATA MASTER;
INPUT BANKCODE $1-6 PRODCODE $9-10 DELAY 13-14 DEFAULT 17-18 WRITE_OFF 21-24;
DATALINES;
HDFC CC 5 1 12
ICICI HL 6 4 100
IDBI ML 2 3 20
;
RUN;
PROC PRINT; RUN;
option mlogic symbolgen macrogen;
%macro test();
data hdfc icici idbi x;
set master;
%do i =1 %to &ct;
%let bname=%scan(%bquote(&banklist),&i,%str(|));
%let pname=%scan(%bquote(&prodlist),&i,%str(|));
%let cname=%scan(%bquote(&condlist),&i,%str(|));
%if (bankcode="&bname") and (prodcode="&pname") and (&cname) %then
%do;
*status= "&cname.";
status=%substr(%bquote(&cname),1,%sysfunc(ANYPUNCT(%bquote(&cname)))-1);
output &bname. ;
%end;
%end;
output x;
run;
%mend;
%test;
There are several points here. Firstly your test dataset CONTROL is not being created as you think it is. The variable BANKCODE for instance is reading 6 characters in , so HDFC H for first row. This doesn't match anything in the master table.
Then there is the problem that you are mixing macro code with datastep code.
The %if construct is a macro command, it is there to generate code conditionally - i.e. it isn't part of the datastep. Thus saying %if a datastep variable called bankcode="&bname."... - this is invalid, as the text "bankcode" != whatever &bname resolves to. Bank code is part of the datastep and the datastep syntax, % macro commands are part of the macro compiler. Think of the macro compiler as a text replace function, not part of the SAS code.
Now you are looking to do certain conditions on the dataset correct. So try the following:
data control;
length bankcode $6 prodcode $2 cond $200;
infile datalines dlm=",";
input bankcode $ prodcode $ cond $;
datalines;
HDFC,HL,DELAY>10
HDFC,CC,DELAY<10
ICICI,ML,DEFAULT=100
ICICI,CC,DEFAULT<10 AND DELAY<10
IDBI,ML,WRITE_OFF =10
IDBI,CC,DELAY<20
;
run;
data master;
length bankcode $6 prodcode $2;
infile datalines dlm=",";
input bankcode $ prodcode $ delay default write_off;
datalines;
HDFC,CC,5,1,12
ICICI,HL,6,4,100
IDBI,ML,2,3,20
;
run;
data _null_;
set control end=last;
if _n_=1 then call execute('data hdfc icici idbi; set master;');
call execute(' if bankcode="'||strip(bankcode)||'" and prodcode="'||strip(prodcode)||'" and '||strip(cond)||' then output '||strip(bankcode)||';');
if last then call execute(';run;');
run;
I am not following your logic or example. If you don't want to save X then drop that from here: data hdfc icici idbi x;
And drop this: output x;
Apology for not being clear.
Resultant with corrent code is 0obs is correct.
If i will remove content related with data set x, resultant will be 3 obs to each dataset which is wrong, i dont want that and i also dont want to creat dataset x. I hope i tried to explain my best
There are several points here. Firstly your test dataset CONTROL is not being created as you think it is. The variable BANKCODE for instance is reading 6 characters in , so HDFC H for first row. This doesn't match anything in the master table.
Then there is the problem that you are mixing macro code with datastep code.
The %if construct is a macro command, it is there to generate code conditionally - i.e. it isn't part of the datastep. Thus saying %if a datastep variable called bankcode="&bname."... - this is invalid, as the text "bankcode" != whatever &bname resolves to. Bank code is part of the datastep and the datastep syntax, % macro commands are part of the macro compiler. Think of the macro compiler as a text replace function, not part of the SAS code.
Now you are looking to do certain conditions on the dataset correct. So try the following:
data control;
length bankcode $6 prodcode $2 cond $200;
infile datalines dlm=",";
input bankcode $ prodcode $ cond $;
datalines;
HDFC,HL,DELAY>10
HDFC,CC,DELAY<10
ICICI,ML,DEFAULT=100
ICICI,CC,DEFAULT<10 AND DELAY<10
IDBI,ML,WRITE_OFF =10
IDBI,CC,DELAY<20
;
run;
data master;
length bankcode $6 prodcode $2;
infile datalines dlm=",";
input bankcode $ prodcode $ delay default write_off;
datalines;
HDFC,CC,5,1,12
ICICI,HL,6,4,100
IDBI,ML,2,3,20
;
run;
data _null_;
set control end=last;
if _n_=1 then call execute('data hdfc icici idbi; set master;');
call execute(' if bankcode="'||strip(bankcode)||'" and prodcode="'||strip(prodcode)||'" and '||strip(cond)||' then output '||strip(bankcode)||';');
if last then call execute(';run;');
run;
Thanks, it makes much easier way.
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