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feat: new macro (mp_retainedkey) for adding retained key values to a staging table

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munja
2021-12-25 20:21:32 +00:00
parent 1062a97cfe
commit 536ce8e95d
5 changed files with 646 additions and 40 deletions

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@@ -5,19 +5,29 @@
Only useful if every update uses the macro! Used heavily within
[Data Controller for SAS](https://datacontroller.io).
The underlying table is structured as per the MAKETABLE action.
@param [in] action The action to be performed. Valid values:
@li LOCK - Sets the lock flag, also confirms if a SAS lock is available
@li UNLOCK - Unlocks the table
@li MAKETABLE - creates the control table (ctl_ds)
@param [in] lib= (WORK) The libref of the table to lock. Should already be
assigned.
@param [in] ds= The dataset to lock
@param [in] ref= A meaningful reference to enable the lock to be traced. Max
length is 200 characters.
@param [out] ctl_ds= (0) The control table which controls the actual locking.
Should already be assigned and available.
Should already be assigned and available. Definition as follows:
proc sql;
create table &ctl_ds(
lock_lib char(8),
lock_ds char(32),
lock_status_cd char(10) not null,
lock_user_nm char(100) not null ,
lock_ref char(200),
lock_pid char(10),
lock_start_dttm num format=E8601DT26.6,
lock_end_dttm num format=E8601DT26.6,
constraint pk_mp_lockanytable primary key(lock_lib,lock_ds));
@param [in] loops= (25) Number of times to check for a lock.
@param [in] loop_secs= (1) Seconds to wait between each lock attempt
@@ -221,19 +231,6 @@ run;
%let abortme=1;
%end;
%end;
%else %if &action=MAKETABLE %then %do;
proc sql;
create table &ctl_ds(
lock_lib char(8),
lock_ds char(32),
lock_status_cd char(10) not null,
lock_user_nm char(100) not null ,
lock_ref char(200),
lock_pid char(10),
lock_start_dttm num format=E8601DT26.6,
lock_end_dttm num format=E8601DT26.6,
constraint pk_mp_lockanytable primary key(lock_lib,lock_ds));
%end;
%else %do;
%let msg=lock_anytable given unsupported action (&action);
%let abortme=1;