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pplummer62 · ‎07-21-2017

I found that this worked when using a file on the SAS server. What I failed to mention was that I was using the code while connected to the mainframe. When connected to the mainframe, it is necessary to use the PROC SQL answer of kirnav_.

pplummer62 · ‎07-19-2017

This almost does it. If you have the statement LIBNAME FILEREF "SASDATASET; in your program Then when you use this: SET FILEREF.SETNAME INDSNAME= DSNAME , the value of DSNAME is FILEREF.SETNAME when what I was wanting it to be equal to SASDATASET.

pplummer62 · ‎07-19-2017

I am wondering if there is a way to pull the name of the file defined in the LIBNAME statement into a variable. That is, is there an analog to the FILENAME= option of the INFILE statement for the SET statement? I would like to be able to access the name of the file to place it in report titles. Thanks.

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How do I get the name of the file a Libref is referring to?

Re: How do I get the name of the file a Libref is referring to?

Re: How do I get the name of the file a Libref is referring to?

Re: How do I get the name of the file a Libref is referring to?

Re: How do I get the name of the file a Libref is referring to?

How do I get the name of the file a Libref is referring to?

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