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How to verify number of files received as well as records in each ASCII pipe-delimited file by using tally files in SAS?
Hi everyone,
I am trying to verify number of files received as well as records in each ASCII pipe-delimited file (file<electronic_company>< electronic _device>.t xt) by using its associated tally file (file<electronic_company>< electronic _device>ta lly.csv) in SAS?
ASCII pipe-delimited file (file<electronic_company>< electronic _device>.t xt) - each files contains 100s of records
Associated tally file (file<electronic_company>< electronic _device>ta lly.csv) - contains a total record number of records in each associated ASCII pipe-delimited file
I have already done the same verification in Bash scripting in Unix but my assumption is the number of files verification can be also done in SAS as well as the number of records verification in each pipe-delimited file can be accomplished by reading each tally file (file<electronic_company>< electronic _device>ta lly.csv) that is associated with each file (file<electronic_company>< electronic _device>.t xt) received. Does anyone know what is the best practice in SAS verifiyng number of files and number of records in each file?
Any suggestions/examples would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
I am trying to verify number of files received as well as records in each ASCII pipe-delimited file (file<electronic_company><
ASCII pipe-delimited file (file<electronic_company><
Associated tally file (file<electronic_company><
I have already done the same verification in Bash scripting in Unix but my assumption is the number of files verification can be also done in SAS as well as the number of records verification in each pipe-delimited file can be accomplished by reading each tally file (file<electronic_company><
Any suggestions/examples would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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Hi Bill,
Thank you very much for your suggestions!
I also checked out SAS forums as well but still did not find a correct way to approach this problem.
Thank you very much for your suggestions!
I also checked out SAS forums as well but still did not find a correct way to approach this problem.
That's too bad, sorry I couldn't be of more help. If you do get a solution on your own please post back onto this question for future reference.
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