My SAS CODE:
PROC SQL;
INSERT INTO Member_ICD10_LOB
SELECT
LOB,
Member_ID,
Last_Name,
First_Name,
Disease_Name,
DIAG1,
DIAG2,
DIAG3,
DIAG4,
DIAG5,
SERVICE_FROM_DATE
FROM Member_Claims_0100;
QUIT;
Get error:
ERROR: INSERT statement does not permit correlation with the table being inserted into.
ERROR: The reference to Disease_Name appears to refer to a variable in the table being inserted into.
Do your fields match? The following works for me:
data Member_Claims_0100;
input name $ sex $ age height weight;
cards;
Arthur M 73 72 180
Sandra F 65 60 105
;
data Member_ICD10_LOB;
set sashelp.class;
run;
PROC SQL;
INSERT INTO Member_ICD10_LOB
SELECT
name,
sex,
age,
height,
weight
FROM Member_Claims_0100
;
QUIT;
Art, CEO, AnalystFinder.com
Ok, I havev cheeckd coulmns, found out wrong column.
Thank you, now is working.
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