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I have the following two fexes on the data server. The execution of PROC1 executes, via "-INCLUDE", proc2 (as one would expect). The question is: What Am I missinger here, how do we perform this same functionality when both procedures reside in an MRE Domain Standard Reports Folder?
I guess I need to elaborate on my question. This needs to be done DYNAMICALLY, via the use of variables. The STATIC execution / inclusion is simple. But, let's be dynamic.
Posts: 3132 | Location: Tennessee, Nashville area | Registered: February 23, 2005
Unfortunately, I agree that it cannot be done. You're solution is OK for STATIC / Known named procedures. But, at the point of execution, these names are unknown. So, it is with great sadness that I'll CLOSE this post as unresolved. Perhaps we'll migrate those MRE procs to the data server so that the APP SERVER option can work.
Posts: 3132 | Location: Tennessee, Nashville area | Registered: February 23, 2005
I don't have a a working example... ...but I'm pretty sure it is possible.
FILEDEF HOLDFILE DISK <your_location_of_preference>/RUNFILE.FEX
TABLE FILE <dummy>
PRINT COMPUTE RUNTHIS/A50 = 'EX &FEXNAME' AS ''
FOOTER
"-RUN;"
WHERE RECORDLIMIT EQ 1
ON TABLE SAVE AS HOLDFILE FORMAT ALPHA
END
EX <your_location_of_preference>/RUNFILE.ftm
Summary: Create a procedure 'on_the_fly' that runs your desired &FEXNAME and then EX that 'on_the_fly' procedure.