This one works. The set comes from CASLIB, the output goes to work.
options casdatalimit=all;
data oks;
set mkt.TY_ALL_CH;
if prxmatch("m/venta/oi", report_orig);
run;
This does NOT work. Both are caslibs.
data public.oks;
set mkt.TY_ALL_CH;
if prxmatch("m/venta/oi", report_orig);
run;
Giving the following error note:
NOTE: Argument 1 to function PRXMATCH('m/venta/oi','TY_2_OP_FIN_'[12 of 41 characters shown]) at line 86 column 4 is invalid.
Cas
prxmatch
does not support "o" operator.
[EDIT:] Link to documentation: https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/proccas/p0c99caseuzbrrn1j2rxspg6719x.htm
Bart
Cas
prxmatch
does not support "o" operator.
[EDIT:] Link to documentation: https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/proccas/p0c99caseuzbrrn1j2rxspg6719x.htm
Bart
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