HI All,
Please help where I'm not at all used replace or no replace while generating the xpt files.
ERROR: The variable name NEWBLINDCOL is illegal for the version 6 file
XPT_DM.CE.DATA.
XPT version 6 files have a limit on the length of variable names, 8 characters.
NEWBLINDCOL is 11 characters.
So your data set doesn't meet the requirements to be converted to a XPT data set.
@Shyamkumar wrote:
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11:14 Thursday, December 10, 2020
SYMBOLGEN: Macro variable R resolves to 2
SYMBOLGEN: Macro variable FT_2 resolves to ce
MPRINT(NEW): libname xpt_dm xport
"/xx/xx/xx/xxx/xxx/xxxx/xxxx/xpt/ce.xpt";
MPRINT(NEW): proc copy in=extracts out=xpt_dm memtype=data;
SYMBOLGEN: && resolves to &.
SYMBOLGEN: Macro variable R resolves to 2
SYMBOLGEN: Macro variable FT_2 resolves to ce
MPRINT(NEW): select ce;
MPRINT(NEW): run;
ERROR: The variable name NEWBLINDCOL is illegal for the version 6 file
XPT_DM.CE.DATA.
ERROR: File XPT_DM.CE.DATA has not been saved because copy could not be
completed.
MLOGIC(NEW): %DO loop index variable R is now 3; loop will iterate again.
SYMBOLGEN: Macro variable SDLU_INS_DIR resolves to /RD/SDLU/test
SYMBOLGEN: Macro variable STUDY_NAME resolves to 402162
SYMBOLGEN: Macro variable STUDY_ID_CHAR_NEW resolves to 2859
SYMBOLGEN: && resolves to &.
SYMBOLGEN: Macro variable R resolves to 3
SYMBOLGEN: Macro variable FT_3 resolves to dm
MPRINT(NEW): libname xpt_dm xport
"/xx/xxx/xx/x/xxxpt/dm.xpt";
MPRINT(NEW): proc copy in=extracts out=xpt_dm memtype=data;
SYMBOLGEN: && resolves to &.
SYMBOLGEN: Macro variable R resolves to 3
SYMBOLGEN: Macro variable FT_3 resolves to dm
MPRINT(NEW): select dm;
MPRINT(NEW): run;
ERROR: The NOREPLACE function is not supported by the XPORT engine.
ERROR: File XPT_DM.DM.DATA has not been saved because copy could not be
completed.
MLOGIC(NEW): %DO l
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