Experts,
I have a data stored as binary in the server and I want to convert the banary data into PDF format. Is there a way to convert banary data into a report in PDF format.
data binarydata;
infile "C:\bin\binarydata.txt" recfm=N;
input c $char1.;
put c $char1. @@;
run;
ods pdf file="C:\bin\binarydata.pdf";
proc print data=binarydata;
run;
ods pdf;
Your approach seems correct. Which part isn't working or what isn't working as expected (Note that I'm not going to import a binary file that I don't understand).
Post any errors from the log.
@tekish wrote:
Experts,
I have a data stored as binary in the server and I want to convert the banary data into PDF format. Is there a way to convert banary data into a report in PDF format.
data binarydata;
infile "C:\bin\binarydata.txt" recfm=N;
input c $char1.;
put c $char1. @@;
run;ods pdf file="C:\bin\binarydata.pdf";
proc print data=binarydata;
run;
ods pdf;
Your data looks like hexadecimal codes, not binary data.
So something like this is more suitable.
data binarydata;
infile "&pathin/binarydata.txt" recfm=N;
file "&pathout/binarydata.pdf" recfm=N;
input C $hex2. @@;
put C $char1. @@;
putlog C $char1. @@;
run;
This should work as this code yields an output file that starts with:
Catalog/ViewerPreferences<</Direction/L2R>>>>endobj2 0 obj<</Count 1/Kids[ 4 0 R ]/Type/Pages>>
[Edited: Sorry, altered for clarity]
Fixed typo in title.
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