| DBLOAD Procedure Reference |
Resets column names and data types to their default values
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New databases
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RESET ALL|variable-identifier <...variable-identifier-n>;
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The RESET statement
re-sets the items that are associated with
the listed SAS variables to their defaults. You can re-set multiple items
in one RESET statement.
ALL re-sets all items to the defaults and deleted items will be restored
with default values. Item names default to SAS variable names (or labels),
item types are generated from the SAS variable formats, and all items are
NON-KEY at level 0. ALL specifies that all previous RENAME, DELETE, INDEX,
LEVEL, and S2KLEN statements are ignored.
variable-identifier can be either the SAS
variable name or the positional equivalent in the LIST output, which represents
the variable's place in the data file.
n is an integer that defines a specific level. If you want
the tenth variable, then its value is 10. There is no range for the value
of n. For example, if you want to re-set the item associated
with the third SAS variable, submit the following statement:
reset 3;
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