Correct!   I was looking for the same and found it.   Thanks.   - Dr. Abhijeet Safai ... View more

@jfgiraldo wrote: Although it may seem illogical, this can happen if you try to define a format like this:   proc format; value myvar_fmt low-<0="a.0-10" 10-<20="b.10-20" 15-<25="c.15-25" 25-high="d.0->" ; run;   Obviously, the intervals b and c overlaps. Greetings Maybe isn't needed to add to this 12 year old thread. You value text for the format doesn't make sense given the range definition show for A.   However you can look at the MULTILABEL option for formats if you really need an overlapping range and pay attention to which Procedures can actually use Multilabel formats: Tabulate, Report, Means/Summary. ... View more

@dweltman., This is an older thread and I don't believe it's being monitored any longer. I highly recommend you post your question on either the Administration or SAS Programming board and reference this thread.   Thanks, Joe ... View more

noinherit works! ... View more

This will show how to Split SAS Output into multiple Sheets of excel. Change data set as per your data set name and break final output in your desired tab. For ex. my final output was 2104183 rows and I did split data in to 6 tabs because Excel tabs has limit of 100,000 rows for each tab.    Split data in to 3 tabs   DATA SNF_EXTRACT_1       SNF_EXTRACT_2       SNF_EXTRACT_3; SET work.SNF_EXTRACT_FINAL;    if _n_ < 400001     then output SNF_EXTRACT_1;    else       if _n_ < 900001  then output SNF_EXTRACT_2;         else                output SNF_EXTRACT_3;   RUN;   Split data in to 4 tabs DATA PA_DATA_1       PA_DATA_2       PA_DATA_3      PA_DATA_4; SET work.PA_DATA;        if _n_ < 700001 then output  PA_DATA_1; else if _n_ < 800001  then output PA_DATA_2; else if _n_ < 900001  then output PA_DATA_3; else                       output PA_DATA_4;                                         RUN;   Split data in to 5 tabs DATA  PA_DATA_1       PA_DATA_2       PA_DATA_3        PA_DATA_4        PA_DATA_5; SET work.PA_DATA;        if _n_ < 800001   then output PA_DATA_1; else if _n_ < 1600001  then output PA_DATA_2; else if _n_ < 2400001  then output PA_DATA_3; else if _n_ < 3200001  then output PA_DATA_4; else                       output  PA_DATA_5;                                         RUN; ... View more

it did! I didn't think that the descending or ascending made a difference.  My first run of the descending case indicates that if it does make a difference, it's a small difference.    Please excuse my mistake, it's corrected. ... View more

Hi,    I too have a similar issue. Trying to avoid printing masked passwords in logs. It looks like authdomain= option is an effective solution since authdomain= option can be used instead of user name and password. But SAS admin needs to maintain the authentication domain in the metadata server.   it looks like this:   libname A1 saphana server=mysrv1 port=30015 authdomain="hanaauth";    Similarly in your Proc connect user & password can be replaced with authdomain =  option.   Regarding, SYMGET, Were you able to figure out how to use SYMGET in PROC CONNECT?  I think that works only with the DATA step. ... View more

Hi Josh, If admissions are intended here, then I'm in my 42(hex) year! I'm travelling to DC from Royston, East Anglia, United Kingdom, but direct this year, rather than via the Panama Canal, so only 3,654 miles (5,879 km) according to Google. ... View more

I updated the example on GitHub to include an insert.  Good luck.   https://github.com/FriedEgg/SAS-JDBC-Spring-Boot-Example  ... View more