me too, I provided Ken one example I had, I suppose he could add an
OCOPY step to copy from USS to a PDS/E
one example
//SYSIN DD *
DATA TEMPA;
SET PDB.JOBS;
DATE=DATEPART(INITTIME);
IF DATE = '05DEC2006'D
OR DATE = '12DEC2006'D;
IF SYSTEM = 'CPU3';
IF INITTIME = '.'
I've done it to USS files but not to PDSEs. I'm not sure if you can, but how
would you read an Excel file in a PDSE from a PC?
Jim Horne
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Hello;
I realize this is not the correct forum to be asking questions regarding
SAS, but,
I may still have some samples, if you want let me know
Carmen
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Hello;
I realize this is not the correct forum to be asking questions
regarding SAS, but, it appears that SAS-L is no longer available?
The question is as follows:
I would
ODS in the Mainframe environment
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Hello;
I realize this is not the correct forum to be asking
Hello;
I realize this is not the correct forum to be asking questions
regarding SAS, but, it appears that SAS-L is no longer available?
The question is as follows:
I would like to produce an XCEL spreadsheet written to a member of a
pre-allocated PDSE. I have fiddled with the various
