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There may be a more elegant solution, but I think this will work for you.
/* determine number of data sets*/
data _null_;
if 0 then set data_1 nobs=numobs;
call symput('numobs',compress(put(numobs,best.)));
stop;
run;
/*create macro variables for use later*/
data _null_;
set temp2;
I+1;
call symput('ds'||compress(put(I,best.)),mem_1);
run;
/*macro to use in data step*/
%macro setit;
%do a=1 %to &numobs;
&&ds&a
%end;
%mend setit;
/*the data step that combines all*/
data final;
set %setit;
run;
Greg M. Woolridge
Manager, Study Programming
TAP Pharmaceutical Products Inc.
e-mail: greg.woolridge@tap.com
phone: 847-582-2332
fax: 847-582-2403
"A. L."
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Sent by: Subject: Very nice situation !!!
"SAS(r)
Discussion"
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11/27/01 07:16
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Please respond
to "A. L."
Dear all !
The very nice situation I am working on at the moment
looks like this.
I have data_1 having itself a character variable named
mem_1 with this structure:
Data_1
mem_1
ddd00001
dse00005
fgt54669
wse25003
.
.
.
What I would like to achieve just looks like this:
DATA final;
SET dd00001 des00005 ftg54669 wse25003;
RUN;
I would have done it that very simple way if I had
only
those four file names to deal with!
Thank you all for for help.
Franz.
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