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ppandey07
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Location: Delhi, India
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Hi there,
Can you please advise, can we pass two parameters from JCL to SAS code.? |
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expat
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By reading the contents of the file(s) that contain such information.
As this is a SAS question, why did you post in the JCL forum ???
Also post the code that you have tried and the results received. |
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vasanthz
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Hello,
On the JCL that you use the invoke SAS, i.e.JCL which has EXEC PGM=SAS
you could add DD statements which contain the parms that need to be passed to the SAS program & then use a %include statement on the DD statement.
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//STEP1 EXEC PGM=SAS
//PARM1 DD *
VALUE1 = 'Y';
/*
//PARM2 DD *
VALUE2 = 'N';
/*
//SYSIN DD *
DATA RAJNI;
%INCLUDE PARM1;
PUT 'THE VALUE READ FROM PARM1 IS ' VALUE1;
%INCLUDE PARM2;
PUT 'THE VALUE READ FROM PARM2 IS ' VALUE2;
RUN;
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Hope it helps. |
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Phrzby Phil
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Location: Richmond, Virginia
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JCL:
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| //SAS EXEC SAS,PARM='SYSPARM="value"' |
SAS:
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Charles Wolters
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Location: United States
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PPandey07,
Go to the URL www.caliberdt.com/tips/Jul2005.htm and you will find a discussion on how to pass parm data from JCL to SAS. You will need to know something about SAS macro variables to use this code. I just tested this link and it is active.
Charles Wolters |
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