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rohitkrishna
Calcite | Level 5

Hi all,

i have dought on auto-update scenario  below I given an example plz look on it & plz suggest the solution  in sas mainframe 

 

   I get 2 sequnce_number  those are 421 & 422 while running the code it only picks one so by mistakenly it picks the second one so obesely  it gets an abend  while running next time  it mostly picks the second one so I want in sas coding to that scenario kindly plz suggest some solution  for this problem 

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thanks & regards 

rohitkrishna

 

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Oligolas
Barite | Level 11

I neither see an example in what you wrote nor do I understand your question. Please post some Piece of code / log and describe what you want to do

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rohitkrishna
Calcite | Level 5
hi oligolas
thanks for the quick replay
I'll make simplify my question
i had a transaction file in that every time one sequence number has to generate to run the code for the next job okay take like this
222 and 223 (2 files)
if I run 222 then the previous seqnum will be 221 but if it takes highest seqnum then it throughs abend similarly for the 223 so my question is how can I overcome that aband using sas code like do loops are retain give some suggestion
ballardw
Super User

@rohitkrishna wrote:
hi oligolas
thanks for the quick replay
I'll make simplify my question
i had a transaction file in that every time one sequence number has to generate to run the code for the next job okay take like this
222 and 223 (2 files)
if I run 222 then the previous seqnum will be 221 but if it takes highest seqnum then it throughs abend similarly for the 223 so my question is how can I overcome that aband using sas code like do loops are retain give some suggestion

Are you trying to make something work that persists across SAS sessions? Such as I shut down SAS the process knows where to find the last value to start incrementing?

 

I can't tell what you are "looping through" though. A list of files? values? variables? datasets? libraries?

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