I always forget how to do it.
%let nagasuchi=cases;
data new;
set library.old&nagasuchi;
This would be read as
data new;
set library.oldcases;
If the macro variable is a prefix
data new;
set library.&nagasuchi.old;
/* note the period*/
This would be read as
data new;
set library.casesold;
If the character following a macro variable is a period, then you need to use two periods.
set in&nagasuchi..select;
After resolution, SAS would read this as SET incases.select;
More on this here.
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
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