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Understanding Session-Compiled Macros
You can make a macro
available to your SAS session by submitting the macro definition before
calling the macro. This creates a session-compiled macro. Session-compiled
macros are deleted from the temporary SAS catalog Work.Sasmacr at
the end of the session.
Storing Macro Definitions in External Files
One way to store your
macro definitions permanently is to save them in external files. You
can make a macro definition that is stored in an external file accessible
to your SAS programs by using the %INCLUDE statement.
Storing Macro Definitions in Catalog SOURCE Entries
You can also store your macro definitions permanently as SOURCE entries in SAS catalogs. You can use the catalog access ...
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