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ojaro
SAS Employee

Hi all,

Does anyone know if there is somehow a way to read macro variable within proc fcmp or pass information to fcmp some other way e.g. using inlib?

I am hoping to do something similar to the the following:

 

%let sdk_location = "/sdk_home";

proc fcmp;
declare object py(python);
submit into py;

# Load SDK.
import sys  
sys.path.insert(0, sdk_location + '/python3')
from sdk import *
...
...
...
run;

 

Best regards,

 

Olli

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

But you can always do this:

%let sdk_location = /sdk_home;

filename inc temp;

data _null_;
file inc;
put "proc fcmp;";
put "declare object py(python);";
put "submit into py;";
put "# Load SDK.";
put "import sys ";
put "sys.path.insert(0, '&sdk_location.' + '/python3')";
put "from sdk import *";
put "further code here";
put "run;";
run;

%inc inc;

filename inc clear;

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

Did you try this:

proc fcmp;
declare object py(python);
submit into py;

# Load SDK.
import sys  
sys.path.insert(0, &sdk_location. + '/python3')
from sdk import *
...
...
...
run;

This is just a guess, to see if SAS resolves the macro variable before the code is handed over to Python.

Kurt_Bremser
Super User

But you can always do this:

%let sdk_location = /sdk_home;

filename inc temp;

data _null_;
file inc;
put "proc fcmp;";
put "declare object py(python);";
put "submit into py;";
put "# Load SDK.";
put "import sys ";
put "sys.path.insert(0, '&sdk_location.' + '/python3')";
put "from sdk import *";
put "further code here";
put "run;";
run;

%inc inc;

filename inc clear;
ojaro
SAS Employee

Thanks @Kurt_Bremser . Using the include worked perfectly.

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