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Thursday, June 01, 2006. EOL character transformations in CSV files on Solaris. I had a CSV dump from SQL Server tables that I needed to load into Oracle using SQL*LDR. The first, and the most common problem faced is the presence of a M at the end of each line. This crept in when a file is FTPed from DOS to UNIX. the dos2unix command takes care of this very easily. All I had to do was find all ' n' without a preceding ' r'. This is simple using a search and replace in sed with lookbehind (? String compar...

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Thursday, June 01, 2006. EOL character transformations in CSV files on Solaris. I had a CSV dump from SQL Server tables that I needed to load into Oracle using SQL*LDR. The first, and the most common problem faced is the presence of a M at the end of each line. This crept in when a file is FTPed from DOS to UNIX. the dos2unix command takes care of this very easily. All I had to do was find all ' n' without a preceding ' r'. This is simple using a search and replace in sed with lookbehind (? String compar...

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dev2r-geek: Calling a macro from a SAS data step

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Tuesday, November 01, 2005. Calling a macro from a SAS data step. 1) The CALL EXECUTE statement inside a data step will delay execution of the macro until runtime. Although this has its advantages (you can pass a variable from each observation and compute to your heart's content), it has a big disadvantage: A CALL SYMPUT inside the macro doesn't instantaneously create the SYMPUT variable. This makes CALL EXECUTE particularly useless as a function inside a loop (to speak in normal programming terms).

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dev2r-geek: Hello World

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Tuesday, August 02, 2005. This blog will contain code fragments/tricks I use while programming. Might also contain other geekery, who knows! Posted by dev2r at 8:01 AM.

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Tuesday, November 08, 2005. Will code for food. Dev2r needs a job. Code dev2r, code. Email iam.dev2r (at) gmail (dot) com. If you'd like to see his resume or if you can forward it to someone who has an opening. Posted by dev2r at 1:34 PM. Calling a macro from a SAS data step. Printing page breaks using CSS.

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dev2r-geek: December 2005

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Thursday, December 15, 2005. Macro String Comparisons in SAS. String comparisons inside macros in SAS are hard to make sense. The rule of thumb I follow is:. A If you're comparing with a %if-%then, then the comparison will be made with NO QUOTES. B However, if you're comparing within a data step inside a macro, normal data-step comparison rules, such as using quotes for a string literal, will have to be followed. I don't even want to get into single/double quote dilemma, especially in ODS.

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dev2r-geek: Printing page breaks using CSS

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Tuesday, August 02, 2005. Printing page breaks using CSS. You can set page breaks using CSS. I used this when I needed to print a HTML report with 4-7 rows per record ( Some records break over two pages, reducing readability. I checked the record count and inserted a page break every fifth record thus :. If ( i%5 = 0) & (i! Outprintln(" tr class= "breakhere " td /td /tr ");. The CSS for breakhere. Posted by dev2r at 8:02 AM. I thought your blog was cool and i think you may like this cool Website.

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