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- Copy . sas files (program files) with SAS - Ryslander. com
The code below copies all the SAS-programs (* sas) files in a directory to another directory This solution should be used if you don’t want to use an OS-command that copies the files
- 如何在SAS中声明全局数组变量？ - Thinbug
proc sql; select cats('%analyze_file(FILENAME=',filename,", PATH= path, OUTPUT= output)") into :mcalllist separated by ' ' from filenames; quit; CATS只是连接并剥离空格。我单独留下 path和 output，因为它们看起来像是全局宏变量 - 当然如果它们也是变量，你可以用同样的方式包含它们。
- 2. 3 NETWORKING - StudFiles
If you want to get a file from some directory, type ‘ binary ’, then type ‘ get filename ’, or ’get filenames’ ‘ quit ’ ends everything If you log into a machine with FTP and you have write permissions you can also write files to the machine using ’put filename’ or ’mput filenames’ If you useFTP to log into a computer
- 问 如何在SAS中声明全局数组变量？ - 腾讯云
我不熟悉SAS和旋转我的轮子。SAS文档和其他谷歌搜索并没有帮助我解决这个问题。如何声明一个全局数组变量，可以在各种过程中使用该变量循环遍历内容？以下是我尝试过的：%let fileArray = array{*} $32 file1-file4 ('ce_abcdef_filedetail1' 'ce_abcdef_filedetail2' 'ce_abcdef_filedetail3' 'c
- Re: Using macro variable value to transfer files to remote server.
Thank you Tom - i am trying to take this approach but seems output command in the log not coming out fine, single quote for file path and file name
- Re: Using macro variable value to transfer files to remote server.
You could combine your step3 step4 for into a data step using code as below You actually could already run this as part of your step 1 data _null_; set filenames; rc=system("<here your sftp command"); run; I would be using rsync instead of sftp as this will allow you to transfer all files
- 问 以编程方式将数据设置为多个文件 - 腾讯云
我有一个带有文件名的数据集。这些文件名是文本文件，我希望导入它们，创建包含所有文件的主数据集。这是我的代码：%macro create_data();proc sql noprint; select count(*) into :count from Filenames;* Filenames is dataset with Filenames; select fname into :file
- Re: Using macro variable value to transfer files to remote server.
you Patric i would go with below route but trying to figure how sftp command would look like with multiple files data _null_; set filenames;
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