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mkeintz · Posted 02-15-2017 03:34 PM

What is the libname and dataset name of your source data? Use those values where I have

where libname="WORK" and memname="have";

In my example, I think I should have specified "HAVE", not "have".

To avoid any uppercase/lowercase issue:

where upcase(libname)="L**L" and upcase(memname)="D**D"

Replace "L**L" with the uppercase of your libname, in quotes. And "D**D" with the uppercase of your dataset name.

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Crystal_F · Posted 02-16-2017 11:41 AM

It works now. Thank you:)

Crystal_F · Posted 02-16-2017 11:34 AM

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