Answer Posted / net_ameen

Call Execute() is used to call Macro aswellas call macro variable eg: Call execute ('%macroname');
Call execute ('&macrovarname');

Call Symput() is used to create a Global macro variable from within a datastep.

Symget() is used to call a macro variable and assign its value to a datastep variable.

%include() is not a macro statement yet used to call either a macro, extn file containing codes or proc/datastep within a program to be executed together.

Resolve() is used to resolve macro variables created thru call symput within same datastep.

Hope this helps. If any argument pls post.

If a variable contains only numbers, can it be a character data type?

1036

---

what do the pad and dim functions do? : Sas programming

963

---

what are some good sas programming practices for processing very large data sets? : Sas programming

879

---

What are the features of base sas system?

1017

---

how does sas handle missing values in functions? : Sas programming

1123

---

What is your favorite all time computer book? Why?

2455

---

why is sas considered self-documenting? : Sas programming

1083

---

Explain the main difference between the sas procedures and functions? : Sas-administrator

1015

---

What is by-group processing?

947

---

How will you generate test data with no input data?

1107

---

What are the special input delimiters used in SAS?

1103

---

Given an unsorted data set, how to read the last observation to a new data set?

1289

---

how would you create a data set with 1 observation and 30 variables from a data set with 30 observations and 1 variable? : Sas programming

1279

---

what is business intelligence? : Sas-bi

1014

---

What do the PUT and INPUT functions do?

1271

---