Im trying to test the AML scenerio(SAS10024) in SAS ECM but im geeting the below error.
Could some one help me how do I resolve it.
2192 + 2193 +- p10078_pri_medium_desc 2194 +List denoting primary mediums 2195 +================================================================================ 2196 + 2197 +================================================================================ 2198 +Copyright (c) 2012-2013 by SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC 27513 USA 2199 +- All rights reserved 2200 +==============================================================================*/ 2201 + 2202 +%put in REG10078 before seg parms; in REG10078 before seg parms 2203 + 2204 +/* macro call before referencing any macro parameter */ 2205 +%psd_get_seg_parms(seg_scn_nm = "REG10078", seg_scn_seg = party_segment{n}); _ 180WARNING: Apparent invocation of macro PSD_GET_SEG_PARMS not resolved.ERROR 180-322: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order.
SAS hasn't compiled your psd_get_seg_parms macro, or can't find it to compile it, and cannot execute the macro. Either 1.) compile the macro by running the file where the macro is defined (you could use a %include statement) , or 2.) place the macro in a location that is complied automatically by SAS.
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SAS hasn't compiled your psd_get_seg_parms macro, or can't find it to compile it, and cannot execute the macro. Either 1.) compile the macro by running the file where the macro is defined (you could use a %include statement) , or 2.) place the macro in a location that is complied automatically by SAS.
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