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Posted 12-27-2016 02:24 PM
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Hello. i have merged three data sets, each of which were imported from a windows desktop C:location using the INFILE statement. How do i export this new (merged) single data set back to the desktop? Thank you!
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1. Assign a library to the location you'd like the data set to be stored. To assign a library, use the LIBNAME statement to map a libname alias to the desired path on your local PC.
2. Use PROC datasets to move the data set. Or another data step.
Libname outloc '/folders/myfolders/samples/';
proc datasets library=work;
copy in=work out=outloc;
select dataset_save;
run;quit;
/* Or this, to copy WORK data to a permanent folder */
data outloc.dataset_save;
set work.dataset_save;
run;
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1. Assign a library to the location you'd like the data set to be stored. To assign a library, use the LIBNAME statement to map a libname alias to the desired path on your local PC.
2. Use PROC datasets to move the data set. Or another data step.
Libname outloc '/folders/myfolders/samples/';
proc datasets library=work;
copy in=work out=outloc;
select dataset_save;
run;quit;
/* Or this, to copy WORK data to a permanent folder */
data outloc.dataset_save;
set work.dataset_save;
run;
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Hello Grand Advisor Reeza.
Would you please provide me further insight for the first step:
1. Assign a library to the location you'd like the data set to be stored.
Is this step to be completed in Windows? If yes, then how?
Still learning, miz
Would you please provide me further insight for the first step:
1. Assign a library to the location you'd like the data set to be stored.
Is this step to be completed in Windows? If yes, then how?
Still learning, miz
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Hi:
LIBNAME myperm 'c:\temp\sasdata';
data myperm.class;
set sashelp.class;
run;
This will write a SAS dataset to the folder location: C:\temp\sasdata\class.sas7bdat (which is the Windows file extension for a SAS dataset). Do note that c:\temp\sasdata folder must be already created and you will need to have write access to that folder for the program to work.
cynthia
LIBNAME myperm 'c:\temp\sasdata';
data myperm.class;
set sashelp.class;
run;
This will write a SAS dataset to the folder location: C:\temp\sasdata\class.sas7bdat (which is the Windows file extension for a SAS dataset). Do note that c:\temp\sasdata folder must be already created and you will need to have write access to that folder for the program to work.
cynthia