Does this help:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-do-i-disable-windows-hello-for-logging-into/2a97c1e4-52ba-4053-9ae4-5922905b623b
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And since %SYSFUNC allows formatting of the result, your function call would look like this:
%let TableDate = %sysfunc(intnx(month,%sysfunc(today()),-1,e),yymmn4.);
%put &=tabledate;
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Your macro variable contains the whole code you stored in it. When used in a DATA step, the function calls work, but the code will not work when used as part of a dataset name. Wrap the function calls in %SYSFUNC so that they are executed during the macro variable creation.
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All disk operations are done by calling the operating systems kernel routines; this is fact in all real operating systems (z/OS, UNIX) and Windows versions derived from NT 4.
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As an end user, you should not be able to create anything in the biconfig tree. If you can, it points to a severe security issue.
Please show the log of the code where this worked.
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For me, this is a
BUG
Such things should never be allowed, but since the introduction of VALIDVARNAME=ANY idiocy runs rampant in the SAS world.
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You should be able to chain STP's as part of an Enterprise Guide project, IIRC.
But you may be entering the realm of building web applications with STP's here. You have a STP creating a HTML form, from which you then call other STP's (or the same STP to update the form).
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Your definition of cond is inside the %DO loop, so the ARRAY statement will be repeatedly created, causing the ERROR.
But that's just the obvious thing. You MUST start your macro development with working non-macro code for a single instance. Then decide what must be repeated and therefore created dynamically, and create the macro for that.
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Turn off the automatic opening of results and output datasets. As long as you have a table viewer open for the dataset, it's locked against overwriting.
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Proper code formatting will quickly reveal where the ELSE is missing:
case
when missing(a.date) then .
when a.date <= "05may2024"d
then case
when a.m_score >= 0.13
then 1
else 0
end
else case /* CASE starts here */
when a.date >= "06may2024"d
then case
when a.Days >= 20
then 1
else 0
end
end /* case ends here, but no ELSE after WHEN/THEN */
end as T_Flag
Writing spaghetti code is always bad and makes code unmaintainable. DO NOT DO IT.
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