Hello,
I have a syntax error for below's code.
ERROR: No logical assign for filename FIC
Can anyone please help?
%macro param_date(); data _null_; infile fic; input exec $12.; call symput("exec",compress(exec)); run; data _null_; %if ^%symexist(exec) %then %do; data _null_; set param.LANCEMENT_IMAGES_W6(where=(DT_DEB_PASSAGE<=date()<=DT_FIN_PASSAGE)); call symput('lib', cat(ANNEE_IMAGE, SEMAINE_IMAGE)); call symput('mois', LOWCASE(cat(ANNEE_IMAGE, SEMAINE_IMAGE))); call symputx("date_exec","'"||put(date(),date9.)||"'d","G"); call symputx("DATE_EXTRACTION","'"||put(intnx('week.2',date(),0,'e'),date9.)||"'d","G"); run; %end; %else %if &exec. ne %then %do; data _null; set param.LANCEMENT_IMAGES_W6(where=(DT_DEB_PASSAGE<=&exec.<=DT_FIN_PASSAGE)); call symput('lib', cat(ANNEE_IMAGE, SEMAINE_IMAGE)); call symput('mois', LOWCASE(cat(ANNEE_IMAGE, SEMAINE_IMAGE))); call symputx("date_exec","'"||put(dt_image,date9.)||"'d","G"); call symputx("DATE_EXTRACTION","'"||put(dt_image,date9.)||"'d","G"); call symputx("DATE_PREMIERE_PASS","'28MAR2018'd","G"); run; %end; run; %mend; %param_date;
SAS doesn't know what fic is, because you haven't defined it. You need to tell SAS what file you want to denote as fic by using a FILENAME statement to point to the desired file.
This is a temporary file being created only for this macro variable to calculate a date.
How do I point to a file repository if I don't have one?
@MILKYLOVE wrote:
How do I point to a file repository if I don't have one?
You can't.
Your logic is flawed somewhere. The code requires reading something from the file identified as FIC, and yet you don't have such a file. You tell me how to fix this in words (not in SAS code), because I don't know what you are trying to do.
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