Restriction: |
Do not use any of the other statements
when you use the NEW= option in the PROC FSVIEW statement. (The ID and VAR
statements cause errors; the FORMAT, INFORMAT, and WHERE statements are ignored.)
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Reminder: |
When you use the FORMULA= option with the PROC
FSVIEW statement to load an existing formula entry, the features that are
defined in the entry take precedence over the features that are specified
in the FORMAT, ID, INFORMAT, and VAR statements.
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PROC FSVIEW <DATA=data-set> | <NEW=data-set
<LIKE=data-set>>
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<FORMULA=SAS-catalog<.formula-entry>>
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FORMAT variable-list format <... variable-list-n format-n>;
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ID variable <... variable-n>;
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INFORMAT variable-list informat <... variable-list-n informat-n>;
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VAR variable <... variable-n>;
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The
PROC FSVIEW statement is required. The other statements are optional and are
used as follows:
To do this |
Use this statement |
Associate formats with variables in the input data set |
FORMAT |
Specify the variable or variables that are used to identify observations
instead of using observation numbers |
ID |
Associate informats with variables in the input data set |
INFORMAT |
Select which variables are available to the procedure |
VAR |
Specify a condition or set of conditions that observations in the input
data set must meet in order to be processed |
WHERE |
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