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actually you could quite simply just change &amp;sysdate to &quot;&amp;sysdate&quot;d &lt;-- note the additional double quotation marks and a 'd' at the end.
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actually you could quite simply just change &sysdate to "&sysdate"d <-- note the additional double quotation marks and a 'd' at the end.

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Hi,<br />
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I have a part of a macro :<br />
%IF &amp;DateCopy eq &amp;DateOrg And &amp;DateCopy ne &amp;sysdate %THEN %DO ;<br />
which compares the modification dates of 2 files. This is not enough, so I must also compare one of the dates with the current date.<br />
%PUT &amp;DateCopy &amp;DateOrg &amp;sysdate ;<br />
18555 &nbsp; &nbsp;18555 20OCT10<br />
I believe that the problem is the &amp;sysdate.<br />
How can i solve this?<br />
Tx
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Hi,

I have a part of a macro :
%IF &DateCopy eq &DateOrg And &DateCopy ne &sysdate %THEN %DO ;
which compares the modification dates of 2 files. This is not enough, so I must also compare one of the dates with the current date.
%PUT &DateCopy &DateOrg &sysdate ;
18555    18555 20OCT10
I believe that the problem is the &sysdate.
How can i solve this?
Tx

Problem with sas-dates

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