F1 | F2 | F3 | F4 | F5 |
STUDYID | 1 | Study Identifier | string | 8 |
DOMAIN | 2 | Domain Abbreviation | string | 2 |
USUBJID | 3 | Unique Subject Identifier | string | 16 |
DSSEQ | 4 | Sequence Number | integer | 8 |
DSTERM | 5 | Reported Term for the Disposition Event | string | 200 |
DSDECOD | 6 | Standardized Disposition Term | string | 200 |
DSCAT | 7 | Category for Disposition Event | string | 50 |
DSSCAT | 8 | Subcategory for Disposition Event | string | 50 |
VISITNUM | 12 | Visit Number | integer | 8 |
VISIT | 13 | Visit Name | string | 50 |
DSSTDTC | 14 | Start Date/Time of Disposition Event | string | 19 |
DSSTDY | 16 | Study Day of Start of Disposition Event | integer | 8 |
PROC SQL ;
CREATE TABLE AT AS
SELECT 'LABEL'||' '||STRIP(F1)||' '||"='"||STRIP(F3)||"'" AS NEW,
CASE WHEN UPCASE(F4)='STRING' THEN
STRIP(F1)||' '||"='"||STRIP(F3)||"'"||' LENGTH=$'||STRIP(F5)||'.' END
AS NEW1,
case WHEN CALCULATED NEW1=' ' THEN NEW END AS NEW2
FROM S1 ;
QUIT;
when concatinated some variable it gives error
can you explain that
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Then show what the output should look like. Maybe:
data want; set have; length line $2000; line=catx(' ','label',f1,'=',quote(f3),'length=',ifc(f4='string',cats('$',f5),f5)); run;
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