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Substr Function (SAS)
Larry, I am aso new to forums..and I hope it is ok add admin or thank you comments... as a thread. I appreciate your help and will give it a try.- BobinSC
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- Forum: SAS Institute, Inc. solutions
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Substr Function (SAS)
Klaz I am having issues with the naming convention and main frame limitation. The nodes must start with a letter and are limited to 8 characters. Programers here also limit file names to 4 node. It may allow more.- BobinSC
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- Forum: SAS Institute, Inc. solutions
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Substr Function (SAS)
Kltaz I am a retired licensed accountant who is now working at another job. I have good wxperiance in running DB2 QMF queries. I have now been transfered to another department and haave been assigned the task of learning SAS on my own, from existing jobs and from books. It is a killer task...- BobinSC
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- Forum: SAS Institute, Inc. solutions
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Substr Function (SAS)
I am getting the following error : 45 46 FILENAME OUTHTML 47 "TEST.MEMB.REQ53.NAOPINF.D&DATENOW.D&TIMENOW..HTML" WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference SASTMP1 not resolved. 48 DISP=(NEW,CATLG,DELETE) 49 UNIT=SYSDA 50...- BobinSC
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- Forum: SAS Institute, Inc. solutions
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Substr Function (SAS)
See attached: %LET TIMENOW=%SYSFUNC(SUBSTR(TIME(),1,5)); I am getting error message in trying when running this code. States it is missing open or closed (. Can any offer assistance.- BobinSC
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