Hello,
I want to create an xml file from a SAS table with a hierarchy.
The table has the following 8 fields:
atmld, bankcode, bankbranchcode, schum, dt, monthreport, cuerrentdate, factorcode.
Example table:
| atmld | bankcode | bankbranchcode | schum | dt | monthreport | cuerrentdate | factorcode |
| S$982 | 12 | 600 | 1234 | 2020-09-12 | 2020-02 | 2019-05-30 | 12 |
| S$982 | 12 | 600 | 12342 | 2020-09-13 | 2020-02 | 2019-05-30 | 12 |
Example of how I would like the xml file to be displayed.
This is the code I wrote:
data _null_;
set work.report end=eof;
file "&outfile./Report.xml" noprint encoding="utf-8";
if _n_ =1 then
do;
put '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>';
put '<ATMstockReport>';
put '<currentDate>' currentDate '</currentDate>';
put '<factorCode>' factorCode '</factorCode>';
put '<monthReport>' monthReport '</monthReport>';
put '<atmsStock>';
end;
put '<atm atmId="'atmId'">';
put '<bankCode>' bankCode '</bankCode>';
put '<bankBranchCode>' bankBranchCode '</bankBranchCode>';
put '<dates>';
put '<date dt="'cdt'">';
put '<schum>' schum '</schum>';
put '</date>';
put '</dates>';
put '</atm>';
if eofl then
do;
put '</atmsStock>';
put '</ATMstockReport>';
end;
run;How do I fix the code so that the 2 dates or more are open under the same atmId as in the picture?
I do not want each record to be opened separately.
Thanks.
Your screenshot is hard to read but something like this should work.
Please adapt.
data _null_;
set work.report end=eof;
file "&outfile./Report.xml" noprint encoding="utf-8";
by ATMID BANKCODE BANKBRANCHCODE ;
if _n_ =1 then
do;
put '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>';
put '<ATMstockReport>';
put '<currentDate>' currentDate '</currentDate>';
put '<factorCode>' factorCode '</factorCode>';
put '<monthReport>' monthReport '</monthReport>';
put '<atmsStock>';
end;
if first.BANKBRANCHCODE then do;
put '<atm atmId="'atmId'">';
put '<bankCode>' bankCode '</bankCode>';
put '<bankBranchCode>' bankBranchCode '</bankBranchCode>';
put '<dates>';
end;
put '<date dt="'cdt'">';
put '<schum>' schum '</schum>';
put '</date>';
if last.BANKBRANCHCODE then do;
put '</dates>';
put '</atm>';
end;
if eofl then
do;
put '</atmsStock>';
put '</ATMstockReport>';
end;
run;
Note that the data must be sorted or indexed.
Your screenshot is hard to read but something like this should work.
Please adapt.
data _null_;
set work.report end=eof;
file "&outfile./Report.xml" noprint encoding="utf-8";
by ATMID BANKCODE BANKBRANCHCODE ;
if _n_ =1 then
do;
put '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>';
put '<ATMstockReport>';
put '<currentDate>' currentDate '</currentDate>';
put '<factorCode>' factorCode '</factorCode>';
put '<monthReport>' monthReport '</monthReport>';
put '<atmsStock>';
end;
if first.BANKBRANCHCODE then do;
put '<atm atmId="'atmId'">';
put '<bankCode>' bankCode '</bankCode>';
put '<bankBranchCode>' bankBranchCode '</bankBranchCode>';
put '<dates>';
end;
put '<date dt="'cdt'">';
put '<schum>' schum '</schum>';
put '</date>';
if last.BANKBRANCHCODE then do;
put '</dates>';
put '</atm>';
end;
if eofl then
do;
put '</atmsStock>';
put '</ATMstockReport>';
end;
run;
Note that the data must be sorted or indexed.
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