what is libname statement in sas?
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The LIBNAME statement associates the name of the library, or libref, with the physical location of the library. ... When you are using the SAS University Edition, any libraries that you create must be assigned to a shared folder. You access your shared folder with this pathname: /folders/myfolders/ .
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['Navigate to Control Panel > System and click the Advanced tab. ... ', 'In System variables section, click New.', 'In the Variable Name field, enter NLS_LANG .', 'In the Variable Value field, enter the NLS_LANG value that was returned in Step 1.']
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The MPRINT option displays the text generated by macro execution. Each SAS statement begins a new line. Each line of MPRINT output is identified with the prefix MPRINT(macro-name):, to identify the macro that generates the statement. Tokens that are separated by multiple spaces are printed with one intervening space.
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['Start typing the same text in multiple columns.', 'CTRL + Click each instance of the name. ... ', 'Continue CTRL + Clicking the empty spaces the name will go.', 'Once done, type the name one last time and press CTRL + Enter.']
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3 Answers. CMake variables are case sensitive. ... Still regarding case sensitivity, take also a look to the boolean variable section.
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['Name. CREATE TABLE AS -- define a new table from the results of a query.', 'Synopsis. CREATE [ [ GLOBAL | LOCAL ] { TEMPORARY | TEMP } | UNLOGGED ] TABLE table_name [ (column_name [, ...] ) ] [ ... ', 'Description. CREATE TABLE AS creates a table and fills it with data computed by a SELECT command.']
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Valid Names A valid variable name starts with a letter, followed by letters, digits, or underscores. MATLAB® is case sensitive, so A and a are not the same variable. The maximum length of a variable name is the value that the namelengthmax command returns.
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['> detach(df) > exists("df$varName") [1] FALSE. Instead of using exists, you can use in or any from the base package to determine if a variable is defined in a data frame:', '> "varName" %in% names(df) [1] TRUE. > any(names(df) == "varName") [1] TRUE. ... ', '> "varName" %in% colnames(df) [1] TRUE. > any(colnames(df) == "varName")']
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['Select B2:B12.', 'Hold down the Ctrl key while selecting G2:I12.', 'Choose Home, Find and Select, Go To Special.', 'In the Go To Special dialog, choose Row Differences. Click OK.']
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["Using an ANSI literal BEGIN test_proc( DATE '2018-01-01' ); END;", "Or by specifying the format mask used in the conversion BEGIN test_proc( TO_DATE( '01/01/2018', 'MM/DD/YYYY' ) ); END;"]
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1 – From SAS Enterprise Guide, select File > Import Data. 2 – In the Open window, navigate to the where the spreadsheet is stored and select it. The Import Data Wizard appears. 3 – SAS populates the Specify Data window with the source spreadsheet and suggests loading the spreadsheet into the WORK library.
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['char* filename = "C:\\\\temp\\\\test.txt";', 'int exist = cfileexists(filename);', 'if(exist)', 'printf("File %s exist",filename);', 'else.', 'printf("File %s does not exist",filename);']
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EXIT WHEN c1%NOTFOUND OR c1%NOTFOUND IS NULL; You can use the cursor attributes in procedural statements but not in SQL statements. This PL/SQL block uses %FOUND to select an action. Instead of using %FOUND in an IF statement, the next example uses %NOTFOUND in an EXIT WHEN statement.
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['Use utl_file. fopen to open the file.', 'Loop through it to put the contents into a CLOB variable.', 'Insert the content of the CLOB variable into a SYS. XMLTYPE column.', "Use 'XML' SQL to select values to insert into the final tables. For example:"]
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first, in 11g the preferred way is to create a directory and not use utl_file. alter system set utl_file_dir='/appl/mydir','/appl/mydir2','/appl/mydir3' scope = spfile; if its the first way, redo it again the 2nd way as the first way is wrong (it will look the same in the v$table output, but its wrong).
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['From SAS Management Console, expand the Server Manager node on the Plug-ins tab.', 'Expand SASApp SASApp - Logical Workspace Server.', 'Right-click SASApp - Workspace Server and select Properties.', 'Select Options Advanced Options Launch Properties, and then select the Allow XCMD check box.', 'Click OK.']
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['Right click the Tables node and choose Create->Table .', 'In Create-Table wizard go to the General tab and in Name field write name of table. Mine table is department .', 'Go to the Columns tab.', 'Click the plus sign.', 'In Name field write first column name, select datatype and set another settings. ... ', 'Click the Save button.']