I am trying to create a permanent data set from another dataset and coding that was created. this is my code but it is not working. Each time I still have to run the previous codes to be able to run my own codes. I am not sure what I am doing wrong.
Libname tume "c/documents and settings/filename";
options fmtsearch=(tume);
data rel_analysis_bin;
set rel_analysis; run;
data tume.rel_analysis_bin;
set rel_analysis_bin;run;
Not sure what I am doing incorrect
rel_analysis in the first SET statment is a temporary dataset. To avoid running the previous code each time, you need to save the output to a permanent dataset.
In addition to Doc's comments:
(1) is there a directory, under your c/documents and settings/ named filename? In the libname statement you must be pointing to an existing directory.
(2) In the rollowing datastep, did the temporary file rel_analysis already exist before you ran the code? Regardless, I don't see the point of this datastep.
data rel_analysis_bin;
set rel_analysis; run;
(3) If the temporary file rel_analysis exists, your last datastep only needs to be:
data tume.rel_analysis_bin;
set rel_analysis
;run;
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