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- SAS Studio on Viya 4: fetch the path of the executing program or flow
Placed the test sas file in that directory 2 Modified my autoexec (this can be done at different levels such as compute context) to define the location of the autocall library: 3 Created a flow that contains a program node that runs the macro %test 4 Ran the flow and saw the macro variable path contain the path and name of the program
- Autocall - Examples How-To Basic Steps? - SAS Communities
Using SAS Catalogs as Autocall Libraries In Release 6 11 or later, you can use the CATALOG access method to store autocall macros as SOURCE entries in SAS catalogs To create an autocall library using a SAS catalog, follow these steps: Use a LIBNAME statement to assign a libref to the SAS library
- Solved: Macro catalog from autocall library - SAS Communities
I have an autocall library called "general" that I want to convert into a macro catalog The library contains many SAS files and I don't want to modify these to add a " store" option as instructed by SAS Help Center, storing macros
- Including Macros - Autocall library, how to do it step by step?
I would definitely regard using AUTOCALL macros as best practice One big benefit is sharing their use across all of your SAS users by including the setup in your SAS server AUTOEXEC SAS program Just be careful if you use compiled SAS macros though If you lose the macro source code you can't restore it from the compiled macros For that reason alone I tend to steer clear of using them
- Solved: Finding Location of SAS Macros - SAS Support Communities
Specifies whether the macro processor prepends the full pathname of the autocall source file to the description field of the catalog entry of compiled autocall macro definition in the Work SASMacr catalog
- Is there a way to externally determine the arguments a macro is . . .
If you rely on autocall libraries (where macros are compiled on-the-fly), this method isn’t directly helpful For SAS-supplied autocall macros (e g , %LEFT, %UPCASE, etc ), there’s no straightforward way to pull the “source” from a compiled form One would have to manually inspect the autocall files located in the SASAUTOS path
- XPT2LOC Producing Empty Dataset (V8) - SAS Communities
Hi, I have a version 8 transport file (xptv8) and I am using the XPT2LOC autocall macro to convert the transport file into a SAS dataset Now, previously I was calling this XPT2LOC macro inside SAS Enterprise Guide 8 3 on the SAS On Demand for Academics (ODA) server, which is running SAS 9 4 M8
- Solved: Macro catalog from autocall library - SAS Communities
I have an autocall library called "general" that I want to convert into a macro catalog The library contains many SAS files and I don't want to modify these to add a " store" option as instructed by SAS Help Center, storing macros What I've tried instead is to read my macros into the current sess
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