Hi,
I am extracting data using Teradata where the dates are in 01JUN2019:00:00:06.000000 format.
- I want to extract data based on a date range (example below) such that I could use a macro like %let M1='2019-06-01' instead of date'2019-06-01'
- Also get the day number based on the date...( eg 01JUN2019:00:00:06.000000 would be 01 (day 1))
Example :
PROC SQL;
CONNECT TO TERADATA(USER="" PASSWORD="" SERVER="" mode=teradata DATABASE="");
create table A as
select region, dt,
day(cast(dt as timestamp)) as dt_number
from connection to teradata (select region, dt
from Teradata_table
where T_date between date'2019-06-01' and date'2019-06-30'
)
;
disconnect from teradata;
quit;
Below is a sample data I created(though the date section is showing up as null when I run this...should the input statement be modified?)
data raw_Data;
length region $25;
input region $ dt;
datalines;
British Columbia 01JUN2019:00:00:06.000000
Alberta 02JUN2019:00:00:42.000000
ATlantic 03JUN2019:00:03:23.000000
Saskatchewan 01JUN2019:00:03:28.000000
Quebec 01JUN2019:00:05:06.000000
Manitoba 01JUN2019:00:05:06.000000
Quebec 01JUN2019:00:05:06.000000
Manitoba 01JUN2019:00:05:06.000000
Saskatchewan 01JUN2019:00:05:06.000000
Manitoba 01JUN2019:00:05:06.000000
Saskatchewan 01JUN2019:00:05:06.000000
;
Help please!
So you have datetimes in Teradata.
On the SAS side, use datepart() to extract the date from a datetime, and day() to extract the day from a date.
But first, do a simple extract
PROC SQL;
CONNECT TO TERADATA(USER="" PASSWORD="" SERVER="" mode=teradata DATABASE="");
create table A as
select *
from connection to teradata (select region, dt
from Teradata_table
where T_date between date'2019-06-01' and date'2019-06-30'
)
;
disconnect from teradata;
quit;
to see what kind of data you get from Teradata.
So you have datetimes in Teradata.
On the SAS side, use datepart() to extract the date from a datetime, and day() to extract the day from a date.
But first, do a simple extract
PROC SQL;
CONNECT TO TERADATA(USER="" PASSWORD="" SERVER="" mode=teradata DATABASE="");
create table A as
select *
from connection to teradata (select region, dt
from Teradata_table
where T_date between date'2019-06-01' and date'2019-06-30'
)
;
disconnect from teradata;
quit;
to see what kind of data you get from Teradata.
PS
day(cast(dt as timestamp)) as dt_number
is not valid SAS SQL syntax.
I used day(datepart(dt)) as DOM and it worked 🙂
AND
data dates;
format reportdate CM_start CM_end YYMMDD10.;
reportdate='01JUN2019'd;
CM_start=intnx('month',reportdate,0,'B');
CM_end=intnx('month',reportdate,0,'E');
call symputx('CM_start',quote(put(CM_start,yymmdd10.),"'"));
call symputx('CM_end',quote(put(CM_end,yymmdd10.),"'"));
run;
for date range : dt >=date&cm_start and dt <=date&cm_end
Thanks !! 🙂
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