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Numbers of records in SAS dataset
I'm declaring a variable within a Korn shell to represent the total number of records in a SAS dataset and could use a little help with the syntax. This is what I have thus far:
#!/usr/bin/ksh RecCount = `sas -x "select count(*) from /users/abc/123/sas_dataset.sas7bdat"` |
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