Hi ,
how to apply where condition ( same condition ) when there are multiple ( apprx 30 - 100) datasets (dataset names and count is unknown ) in 1 library.
I have do this manually, but this is not feasible when there are multiple datasets in 1 library.
how do i short this code?
Also I want same naming covension for input dataset and output datasets. like one and one.
data one;
input name $ var1 ;
cards;
A 100
B 200
C 300
;
run;
data two;
input name $ var1 ;
cards;
A 100
B 200
D 300
;
run;
data three;
input name $ var1 ;
cards;
A 100
F 300
D 300
;
run;
data four;
input name $ var1 ;
cards;
A 100
F 300
D 300
G 300
;
run;
data one ; set one; if var1 = 300 then delete; run;
data two ; set two; if var1 = 300 then delete; run;
data three ; set three; if var1 = 300 then delete; run;
data four ; set four; if var1 = 300 then delete; run;
hello @pdhokriya ,
Use data-driven code generation with file-put-include!
Other techniques are also possible (call execute, macro, ...).
PROC SQL noprint;
create table work.tables as
select memname
from dictionary.tables
; QUIT;
/* suppose above query results in below data set */
data work.tables;
LENGTH memname $ 32;
memname='one'; output;
memname='two'; output;
memname='three'; output;
memname='four'; output;
run;
filename tt temp;
data _NULL_;
set work.tables;
file tt;
PUT 'data ' memname '; set ' memname '; if var1 = 300 then delete; run;';
run;
/* proc fslist file=tt; run; */
options source2;
%INCLUDE tt;
/* end of program */
Cheers,
Koen
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