Merge pull request #315 from sasjs/allanbowe/hashing-file-breaks-mp-314

fix: ignoring empty files in mp_hashdirectory. Closes #314

.github/vpn/config.ovpn

@@ -1,30 +0,0 @@
-cipher AES-256-CBC
-setenv FORWARD_COMPATIBLE 1
-client
-server-poll-timeout 4
-nobind
-remote vpn.analytium.co.uk 1194 udp
-remote vpn.analytium.co.uk 1194 udp
-remote vpn.analytium.co.uk 443 tcp
-remote vpn.analytium.co.uk 1194 udp
-remote vpn.analytium.co.uk 1194 udp
-remote vpn.analytium.co.uk 1194 udp
-remote vpn.analytium.co.uk 1194 udp
-remote vpn.analytium.co.uk 1194 udp
-dev tun
-dev-type tun
-ns-cert-type server
-setenv opt tls-version-min 1.0 or-highest
-reneg-sec 604800
-sndbuf 0
-rcvbuf 0
-# NOTE: LZO commands are pushed by the Access Server at connect time.
-# NOTE: The below line doesn't disable LZO.
-comp-lzo no
-verb 3
-setenv PUSH_PEER_INFO
-
-ca ca.crt
-cert user.crt
-key user.key
-tls-auth tls.key 1

.github/workflows/run-tests.yml

@@ -21,31 +21,6 @@ jobs:
         with:
           node-version: ${{ matrix.node-version }}
 
-      - name: Write VPN Files
-        run: |
-          echo "$CA_CRT" > .github/vpn/ca.crt
-          echo "$USER_CRT" > .github/vpn/user.crt
-          echo "$USER_KEY" > .github/vpn/user.key
-          echo "$TLS_KEY" > .github/vpn/tls.key
-        shell: bash
-        env:
-          CA_CRT: ${{ secrets.CA_CRT}}
-          USER_CRT: ${{ secrets.USER_CRT }}
-          USER_KEY: ${{ secrets.USER_KEY }}
-          TLS_KEY: ${{ secrets.TLS_KEY }}
-
-      - name: Install Open VPN
-        run: |
-          sudo apt install apt-transport-https
-          sudo wget https://swupdate.openvpn.net/repos/openvpn-repo-pkg-key.pub
-          sudo apt-key add openvpn-repo-pkg-key.pub
-          sudo wget -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/openvpn3.list https://swupdate.openvpn.net/community/openvpn3/repos/openvpn3-focal.list
-          sudo apt update
-          sudo apt install openvpn3
-
-      - name: Start Open VPN 3
-        run: openvpn3 session-start --config .github/vpn/config.ovpn
-
       - name: Install Doxygen
         run: sudo apt-get install doxygen
 

README.md

@@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ If you find this library useful, please leave a [star](https://github.com/sasjs/
 
 The following repositories are also worth checking out:
 
+* [xieliaing/SAS](https://github.com/xieliaing/SAS)
 * [SASJedi/sas-macros](https://github.com/SASJedi/sas-macros)
 * [chris-swenson/sasmacros](https://github.com/chris-swenson/sasmacros)
 * [greg-wotton/sas-programs](https://github.com/greg-wootton/sas-programs)

all.sas

@@ -4112,11 +4112,14 @@ proc sql;
       %mp_deleteconstraints(inds=work.constraints,outds=dropped,execute=YES)
       %mp_createconstraints(inds=work.constraints,outds=created,execute=YES)
 
-  @param inds= The input table containing the constraint info
-  @param outds= a table containing the create statements (create_statement column)
-  @param execute= `YES|NO` - default is NO. To actually create, use YES.
+  @param inds= (work.mp_getconstraints) The input table containing the
+    constraint info
+  @param outds= (work.mp_createconstraints) A table containing the create
+    statements (create_statement column)
+  @param execute= (NO) To actually create, use YES.
 
-  <h4> SAS Macros </h4>
+  <h4> Related Files </h4>
+  @li mp_getconstraints.sas
 
   @version 9.2
   @author Allan Bowe
@@ -4124,7 +4127,7 @@ proc sql;
 **/
 
 %macro mp_createconstraints(inds=mp_getconstraints
-  ,outds=mp_createconstraints
+  ,outds=work.mp_createconstraints
   ,execute=NO
 )/*/STORE SOURCE*/;
 
@@ -4158,7 +4161,8 @@ data &outds;
   output;
 run;
 
-%mend mp_createconstraints;/**
+%mend mp_createconstraints;
+/**
   @file mp_createwebservice.sas
   @brief Create a web service in SAS 9, Viya or SASjs Server
   @details This is actually a wrapper for mx_createwebservice.sas, remaining
@@ -4450,6 +4454,58 @@ run;
   %end;
   %else %put &sysmacroname: &folder: is not a valid / accessible folder. ;
 %mend mp_deletefolder;/**
+  @file mp_dictionary.sas
+  @brief Creates a portal (libref) into the SQL Dictionary Views
+  @details Provide a libref and the macro will create a series of views against
+  each view in the special PROC SQL dictionary libref.
+
+  This is useful if you would like to visualise (navigate) the views in a SAS
+  client such as Base SAS, Enterprise Guide, or Studio (or [Data Controller](
+  https://datacontroller.io)).
+
+  It works by extracting the dictionary.dictionaries view into
+  YOURLIB.dictionaries, then uses that to create a YOURLIB.{viewName} for every
+  other dictionary.view, eg:
+
+      proc sql;
+      create view YOURLIB.columns as select * from dictionary.columns;
+
+  Usage:
+
+      libname demo "/lib/directory";
+      %mp_dictionary(lib=demo)
+
+  Or, to just create them in WORK:
+
+      %mp_dictionary()
+
+  If you'd just like to browse the dictionary data model, you can also check
+  out [this article](https://rawsas.com/dictionary-of-dictionaries/).
+
+  ![](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4420615/188278365-2987db97-0594-4a39-ac81-dbacdef5cdc8.png)
+
+  @param lib= (WORK) The libref in which to create the views
+
+  <h4> Related Files </h4>
+  @li mp_dictionary.test.sas
+
+  @version 9.2
+  @author Allan Bowe
+
+**/
+
+%macro mp_dictionary(lib=WORK)/*/STORE SOURCE*/;
+  %local list i mem;
+  proc sql noprint;
+  create view &lib..dictionaries as select * from dictionary.dictionaries;
+  select distinct memname into: list separated by ' '  from &lib..dictionaries;
+  %do i=1 %to %sysfunc(countw(&list,%str( )));
+    %let mem=%scan(&list,&i,%str( ));
+    create view &lib..&mem as select * from dictionary.&mem;
+  %end;
+  quit;
+%mend mp_dictionary;
+/**
   @file
   @brief Returns all files and subdirectories within a specified parent
   @details When used with getattrs=NO, is not OS specific (uses dopen / dread).
@@ -4478,6 +4534,9 @@ run;
   @param [in] maxdepth= (0) Set to a positive integer to indicate the level of
     subdirectory scan recursion - eg 3, to go `./3/levels/deep`.  For unlimited
     recursion, set to MAX.
+  @param [in] showparent= (NO) By default, the initial parent directory is not
+    part of the results.  Set to YES to include it.  For this record only,
+    directory=filepath.
   @param [out] outds= (work.mp_dirlist) The output dataset to create
   @param [out] getattrs= (NO)  If getattrs=YES then the doptname / foptname
     functions are used to scan all properties - any characters that are not
@@ -4514,6 +4573,7 @@ run;
     , fref=0
     , outds=work.mp_dirlist
     , getattrs=NO
+    , showparent=NO
     , maxdepth=0
     , level=0 /* The level of recursion to perform.  For internal use only. */
 )/*/STORE SOURCE*/;
@@ -4596,6 +4656,15 @@ data &out_ds(compress=no
     output;
   end;
   rc = dclose(did);
+  %if &showparent=YES and &level=0 %then %do;
+    filepath=directory;
+    file_or_folder='folder';
+    ext='';
+    filename=scan(directory,-1,'/\');
+    msg='';
+    level=&level;
+    output;
+  %end;
   stop;
 run;
 
@@ -4683,6 +4752,9 @@ run;
   data _null_;
     set &out_ds;
     where file_or_folder='folder';
+  %if &showparent=YES and &level=0 %then %do;
+    if filepath ne directory;
+  %end;
     length code $10000;
     code=cats('%nrstr(%mp_dirlist(path=',filepath,",outds=&outds"
       ,",getattrs=&getattrs,level=%eval(&level+1),maxdepth=&maxdepth))");
@@ -5698,7 +5770,7 @@ data _null_;
 run;
 
 %if %upcase(&showlog)=YES %then %do;
-  options ps=max;
+  options ps=max lrecl=max;
   data _null_;
     infile &outref;
     input;
@@ -5706,7 +5778,8 @@ run;
   run;
 %end;
 
-%mend mp_ds2md;/**
+%mend mp_ds2md;
+/**
   @file
   @brief Create a smaller version of a dataset, without data loss
   @details This macro will scan the input dataset and create a new one, that
@@ -8497,7 +8570,7 @@ run;
         put hashkey=;
       run;
 
-  ![sas md5 hash dataset log results](https://i.imgur.com/MqF98vk.png)
+  ![sas md5 hash dataset log results](https://i.4gl.io/1/KorUKoyE05.png/raw)
 
   <h4> SAS Macros </h4>
   @li mf_getattrn.sas
@@ -8507,11 +8580,12 @@ run;
 
   <h4> Related Files </h4>
   @li mp_hashdataset.test.sas
+  @li mp_hashdirectory.sas
 
   @param [in] libds dataset to hash
   @param [in] salt= Provide a salt (could be, for instance, the dataset name)
-  @param [in] iftrue= A condition under which the macro should be executed.
-  @param [out] outds= (work.mf_hashdataset) The output dataset to create. This
+  @param [in] iftrue= (1=1) A condition under which the macro should be executed
+  @param [out] outds= (work._data_) The output dataset to create. This
   will contain one column (hashkey) with one observation (a $hex32.
   representation of the input hash)
   |hashkey:$32.|
@@ -8574,6 +8648,168 @@ run;
   run;
 %end;
 %mend mp_hashdataset;
+/**
+  @file
+  @brief Returns a unique hash for each file in a directory
+  @details Hashes each file in each directory, and then hashes the hashes to
+  create a hash for each directory also.
+
+  This makes use of the new `hashing_file()` and `hashing` functions, available
+  since 9.4m6. Interestingly, these can even be used in pure macro, eg:
+
+      %put %sysfunc(hashing_file(md5,/path/to/file.blob,0));
+
+  Actual usage:
+
+      %let fpath=/some/directory;
+
+      %mp_hashdirectory(&fpath,outds=myhash,maxdepth=2)
+
+      data _null_;
+        set work.myhash;
+        put (_all_)(=);
+      run;
+
+  Whilst files are hashed in their entirety, the logic for creating a folder
+  hash is as follows:
+
+  @li Sort the files by filename (case sensitive, uppercase then lower)
+  @li Take the first 100 hashes, concatenate and hash
+  @li Concatenate this hash with another 100 hashes and hash again
+  @li Continue until the end of the folder.  This is the folder hash
+  @li If a folder contains other folders, start from the bottom of the tree -
+    the folder hashes cascade upwards so you know immediately if there is a
+    change in a sub/sub directory
+  @li If the folder has no content (empty) then it is ignored. No hash created.
+  @li If the file is empty, it is also ignored / no hash created.
+
+  <h4> SAS Macros </h4>
+  @li mp_dirlist.sas
+
+  <h4> Related Files </h4>
+  @li mp_hashdataset.sas
+  @li mp_hashdirectory.test.sas
+  @li mp_md5.sas
+
+  @param [in] inloc Full filepath of the file to be hashed (unquoted)
+  @param [in] iftrue= (1=1) A condition under which the macro should be executed
+  @param [in] maxdepth= (0) Set to a positive integer to indicate the level of
+    subdirectory scan recursion - eg 3, to go `./3/levels/deep`.  For unlimited
+    recursion, set to MAX.
+  @param [in] method= (MD5) the hashing method to use.  Available options:
+    @li MD5
+    @li SH1
+    @li SHA256
+    @li SHA384
+    @li SHA512
+    @li CRC32
+  @param [out] outds= (work.mp_hashdirectory) The output dataset.  Contains:
+    @li directory - the parent folder
+    @li file_hash - the hash output
+    @li hash_duration - how long the hash took (first hash always takes longer)
+    @li file_path - /full/path/to/each/file.ext
+    @li file_or_folder - contains either "file" or "folder"
+    @li level - the depth of the directory (top level is 0)
+
+  @version 9.4m6
+  @author Allan Bowe
+**/
+
+%macro mp_hashdirectory(inloc,
+  outds=work.mp_hashdirectory,
+  method=MD5,
+  maxdepth=0,
+  iftrue=%str(1=1)
+)/*/STORE SOURCE*/;
+
+%local curlevel tempds ;
+
+%if not(%eval(%unquote(&iftrue))) %then %return;
+
+/* get the directory listing */
+%mp_dirlist(path=&inloc, outds=&outds, maxdepth=&maxdepth, showparent=YES)
+
+/* create the hashes */
+data &outds;
+  set &outds (rename=(filepath=file_path));
+  length FILE_HASH $32 HASH_DURATION 8;
+  keep directory file_hash hash_duration file_path file_or_folder level;
+
+  ts=datetime();
+  if file_or_folder='file' then do;
+    /* if file is empty, hashing_file will break - so ignore / delete */
+    length fname val $8;
+    drop fname val fid is_empty;
+    rc=filename(fname,file_path);
+    fid=fopen(fname);
+    if fid > 0 then do;
+      rc=fread(fid);
+      is_empty=fget(fid,val);
+    end;
+    rc=fclose(fid);
+    rc=filename(fname);
+    if is_empty ne 0 then delete;
+    else file_hash=hashing_file("&method",cats(file_path),0);
+  end;
+  hash_duration=datetime()-ts;
+run;
+
+proc sort data=&outds ;
+  by descending level directory file_path;
+run;
+
+data _null_;
+  set &outds;
+  call symputx('maxlevel',level,'l');
+  stop;
+run;
+
+/* now hash the hashes to populate folder hashes, starting from the bottom */
+%do curlevel=&maxlevel %to 0 %by -1;
+  data work._data_ (keep=directory file_hash);
+    set &outds;
+    where level=&curlevel;
+    by descending level directory file_path;
+    length str $32767 tmp_hash $32;
+    retain str tmp_hash ;
+    /* reset vars when starting a new directory */
+    if first.directory then do;
+      str='';
+      tmp_hash='';
+      i=0;
+    end;
+    /* hash each chunk of 100 file paths */
+    i+1;
+    str=cats(str,file_hash);
+    if mod(i,100)=0 or last.directory then do;
+      tmp_hash=hashing("&method",cats(tmp_hash,str));
+      str='';
+    end;
+    /* output the hash at directory level */
+    if last.directory then do;
+      file_hash=tmp_hash;
+      output;
+    end;
+    if last.level then stop;
+  run;
+  %let tempds=&syslast;
+  /* join the hash back into the main table */
+  proc sql undo_policy=none;
+  create table &outds as
+    select a.directory
+      ,coalesce(b.file_hash,a.file_hash) as file_hash
+      ,a.hash_duration
+      ,a.file_path
+      ,a.file_or_folder
+      ,a.level
+    from &outds a
+    left join &tempds b
+    on a.file_path=b.directory
+    order by level desc, directory, file_path;
+  drop table &tempds;
+%end;
+
+%mend mp_hashdirectory;
 /**
   @file
   @brief Performs a wrapped \%include
@@ -21959,7 +22195,8 @@ run;
   @param [in] contentdisp= (inline) Content Disposition. Example values:
     @li inline
     @li attachment
-
+  @param [in] ctype= (0) Set a default HTTP Content-Type header to be returned
+    with the file when the content is retrieved from the Files service.
   @param [in] access_token_var= The global macro variable to contain the access
     token, if using authorization_code grant type.
   @param [in] grant_type= (sas_services) Valid values are:
@@ -21987,6 +22224,7 @@ run;
     ,inref=
     ,intype=BINARY
     ,contentdisp=inline
+    ,ctype=0
     ,access_token_var=ACCESS_TOKEN
     ,grant_type=sas_services
     ,mdebug=0
@@ -22038,8 +22276,10 @@ filename &fref filesrvc
   folderPath="&path"
   filename="&name"
   cdisp="&contentdisp"
+%if "&ctype" ne "0" %then %do;
+  ctype="&ctype"
+%end;
   lrecl=1048544;
-
 %if &intype=BINARY %then %do;
   %mp_binarycopy(inref=&inref, outref=&fref)
 %end;

base/mp_createconstraints.sas

@@ -18,11 +18,14 @@
       %mp_deleteconstraints(inds=work.constraints,outds=dropped,execute=YES)
       %mp_createconstraints(inds=work.constraints,outds=created,execute=YES)
 
-  @param inds= The input table containing the constraint info
-  @param outds= a table containing the create statements (create_statement column)
-  @param execute= `YES|NO` - default is NO. To actually create, use YES.
+  @param inds= (work.mp_getconstraints) The input table containing the
+    constraint info
+  @param outds= (work.mp_createconstraints) A table containing the create
+    statements (create_statement column)
+  @param execute= (NO) To actually create, use YES.
 
-  <h4> SAS Macros </h4>
+  <h4> Related Files </h4>
+  @li mp_getconstraints.sas
 
   @version 9.2
   @author Allan Bowe
@@ -30,7 +33,7 @@
 **/
 
 %macro mp_createconstraints(inds=mp_getconstraints
-  ,outds=mp_createconstraints
+  ,outds=work.mp_createconstraints
   ,execute=NO
 )/*/STORE SOURCE*/;
 
@@ -64,4 +67,4 @@ data &outds;
   output;
 run;
 
-%mend mp_createconstraints;
+%mend mp_createconstraints;

base/mp_dictionary.sas

@@ -0,0 +1,52 @@
+/**
+  @file mp_dictionary.sas
+  @brief Creates a portal (libref) into the SQL Dictionary Views
+  @details Provide a libref and the macro will create a series of views against
+  each view in the special PROC SQL dictionary libref.
+
+  This is useful if you would like to visualise (navigate) the views in a SAS
+  client such as Base SAS, Enterprise Guide, or Studio (or [Data Controller](
+  https://datacontroller.io)).
+
+  It works by extracting the dictionary.dictionaries view into
+  YOURLIB.dictionaries, then uses that to create a YOURLIB.{viewName} for every
+  other dictionary.view, eg:
+
+      proc sql;
+      create view YOURLIB.columns as select * from dictionary.columns;
+
+  Usage:
+
+      libname demo "/lib/directory";
+      %mp_dictionary(lib=demo)
+
+  Or, to just create them in WORK:
+
+      %mp_dictionary()
+
+  If you'd just like to browse the dictionary data model, you can also check
+  out [this article](https://rawsas.com/dictionary-of-dictionaries/).
+
+  ![](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4420615/188278365-2987db97-0594-4a39-ac81-dbacdef5cdc8.png)
+
+  @param lib= (WORK) The libref in which to create the views
+
+  <h4> Related Files </h4>
+  @li mp_dictionary.test.sas
+
+  @version 9.2
+  @author Allan Bowe
+
+**/
+
+%macro mp_dictionary(lib=WORK)/*/STORE SOURCE*/;
+  %local list i mem;
+  proc sql noprint;
+  create view &lib..dictionaries as select * from dictionary.dictionaries;
+  select distinct memname into: list separated by ' '  from &lib..dictionaries;
+  %do i=1 %to %sysfunc(countw(&list,%str( )));
+    %let mem=%scan(&list,&i,%str( ));
+    create view &lib..&mem as select * from dictionary.&mem;
+  %end;
+  quit;
+%mend mp_dictionary;

base/mp_dirlist.sas

@@ -27,6 +27,9 @@
   @param [in] maxdepth= (0) Set to a positive integer to indicate the level of
     subdirectory scan recursion - eg 3, to go `./3/levels/deep`.  For unlimited
     recursion, set to MAX.
+  @param [in] showparent= (NO) By default, the initial parent directory is not
+    part of the results.  Set to YES to include it.  For this record only,
+    directory=filepath.
   @param [out] outds= (work.mp_dirlist) The output dataset to create
   @param [out] getattrs= (NO)  If getattrs=YES then the doptname / foptname
     functions are used to scan all properties - any characters that are not
@@ -63,6 +66,7 @@
     , fref=0
     , outds=work.mp_dirlist
     , getattrs=NO
+    , showparent=NO
     , maxdepth=0
     , level=0 /* The level of recursion to perform.  For internal use only. */
 )/*/STORE SOURCE*/;
@@ -145,6 +149,15 @@ data &out_ds(compress=no
     output;
   end;
   rc = dclose(did);
+  %if &showparent=YES and &level=0 %then %do;
+    filepath=directory;
+    file_or_folder='folder';
+    ext='';
+    filename=scan(directory,-1,'/\');
+    msg='';
+    level=&level;
+    output;
+  %end;
   stop;
 run;
 
@@ -232,6 +245,9 @@ run;
   data _null_;
     set &out_ds;
     where file_or_folder='folder';
+  %if &showparent=YES and &level=0 %then %do;
+    if filepath ne directory;
+  %end;
     length code $10000;
     code=cats('%nrstr(%mp_dirlist(path=',filepath,",outds=&outds"
       ,",getattrs=&getattrs,level=%eval(&level+1),maxdepth=&maxdepth))");

base/mp_ds2md.sas

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ data _null_;
 run;
 
 %if %upcase(&showlog)=YES %then %do;
-  options ps=max;
+  options ps=max lrecl=max;
   data _null_;
     infile &outref;
     input;
@@ -100,4 +100,4 @@ run;
   run;
 %end;
 
-%mend mp_ds2md;
+%mend mp_ds2md;

base/mp_hashdataset.sas

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
         put hashkey=;
       run;
 
-  ![sas md5 hash dataset log results](https://i.imgur.com/MqF98vk.png)
+  ![sas md5 hash dataset log results](https://i.4gl.io/1/KorUKoyE05.png/raw)
 
   <h4> SAS Macros </h4>
   @li mf_getattrn.sas
@@ -21,11 +21,12 @@
 
   <h4> Related Files </h4>
   @li mp_hashdataset.test.sas
+  @li mp_hashdirectory.sas
 
   @param [in] libds dataset to hash
   @param [in] salt= Provide a salt (could be, for instance, the dataset name)
-  @param [in] iftrue= A condition under which the macro should be executed.
-  @param [out] outds= (work.mf_hashdataset) The output dataset to create. This
+  @param [in] iftrue= (1=1) A condition under which the macro should be executed
+  @param [out] outds= (work._data_) The output dataset to create. This
   will contain one column (hashkey) with one observation (a $hex32.
   representation of the input hash)
   |hashkey:$32.|

base/mp_hashdirectory.sas

@@ -0,0 +1,162 @@
+/**
+  @file
+  @brief Returns a unique hash for each file in a directory
+  @details Hashes each file in each directory, and then hashes the hashes to
+  create a hash for each directory also.
+
+  This makes use of the new `hashing_file()` and `hashing` functions, available
+  since 9.4m6. Interestingly, these can even be used in pure macro, eg:
+
+      %put %sysfunc(hashing_file(md5,/path/to/file.blob,0));
+
+  Actual usage:
+
+      %let fpath=/some/directory;
+
+      %mp_hashdirectory(&fpath,outds=myhash,maxdepth=2)
+
+      data _null_;
+        set work.myhash;
+        put (_all_)(=);
+      run;
+
+  Whilst files are hashed in their entirety, the logic for creating a folder
+  hash is as follows:
+
+  @li Sort the files by filename (case sensitive, uppercase then lower)
+  @li Take the first 100 hashes, concatenate and hash
+  @li Concatenate this hash with another 100 hashes and hash again
+  @li Continue until the end of the folder.  This is the folder hash
+  @li If a folder contains other folders, start from the bottom of the tree -
+    the folder hashes cascade upwards so you know immediately if there is a
+    change in a sub/sub directory
+  @li If the folder has no content (empty) then it is ignored. No hash created.
+  @li If the file is empty, it is also ignored / no hash created.
+
+  <h4> SAS Macros </h4>
+  @li mp_dirlist.sas
+
+  <h4> Related Files </h4>
+  @li mp_hashdataset.sas
+  @li mp_hashdirectory.test.sas
+  @li mp_md5.sas
+
+  @param [in] inloc Full filepath of the file to be hashed (unquoted)
+  @param [in] iftrue= (1=1) A condition under which the macro should be executed
+  @param [in] maxdepth= (0) Set to a positive integer to indicate the level of
+    subdirectory scan recursion - eg 3, to go `./3/levels/deep`.  For unlimited
+    recursion, set to MAX.
+  @param [in] method= (MD5) the hashing method to use.  Available options:
+    @li MD5
+    @li SH1
+    @li SHA256
+    @li SHA384
+    @li SHA512
+    @li CRC32
+  @param [out] outds= (work.mp_hashdirectory) The output dataset.  Contains:
+    @li directory - the parent folder
+    @li file_hash - the hash output
+    @li hash_duration - how long the hash took (first hash always takes longer)
+    @li file_path - /full/path/to/each/file.ext
+    @li file_or_folder - contains either "file" or "folder"
+    @li level - the depth of the directory (top level is 0)
+
+  @version 9.4m6
+  @author Allan Bowe
+**/
+
+%macro mp_hashdirectory(inloc,
+  outds=work.mp_hashdirectory,
+  method=MD5,
+  maxdepth=0,
+  iftrue=%str(1=1)
+)/*/STORE SOURCE*/;
+
+%local curlevel tempds ;
+
+%if not(%eval(%unquote(&iftrue))) %then %return;
+
+/* get the directory listing */
+%mp_dirlist(path=&inloc, outds=&outds, maxdepth=&maxdepth, showparent=YES)
+
+/* create the hashes */
+data &outds;
+  set &outds (rename=(filepath=file_path));
+  length FILE_HASH $32 HASH_DURATION 8;
+  keep directory file_hash hash_duration file_path file_or_folder level;
+
+  ts=datetime();
+  if file_or_folder='file' then do;
+    /* if file is empty, hashing_file will break - so ignore / delete */
+    length fname val $8;
+    drop fname val fid is_empty;
+    rc=filename(fname,file_path);
+    fid=fopen(fname);
+    if fid > 0 then do;
+      rc=fread(fid);
+      is_empty=fget(fid,val);
+    end;
+    rc=fclose(fid);
+    rc=filename(fname);
+    if is_empty ne 0 then delete;
+    else file_hash=hashing_file("&method",cats(file_path),0);
+  end;
+  hash_duration=datetime()-ts;
+run;
+
+proc sort data=&outds ;
+  by descending level directory file_path;
+run;
+
+data _null_;
+  set &outds;
+  call symputx('maxlevel',level,'l');
+  stop;
+run;
+
+/* now hash the hashes to populate folder hashes, starting from the bottom */
+%do curlevel=&maxlevel %to 0 %by -1;
+  data work._data_ (keep=directory file_hash);
+    set &outds;
+    where level=&curlevel;
+    by descending level directory file_path;
+    length str $32767 tmp_hash $32;
+    retain str tmp_hash ;
+    /* reset vars when starting a new directory */
+    if first.directory then do;
+      str='';
+      tmp_hash='';
+      i=0;
+    end;
+    /* hash each chunk of 100 file paths */
+    i+1;
+    str=cats(str,file_hash);
+    if mod(i,100)=0 or last.directory then do;
+      tmp_hash=hashing("&method",cats(tmp_hash,str));
+      str='';
+    end;
+    /* output the hash at directory level */
+    if last.directory then do;
+      file_hash=tmp_hash;
+      output;
+    end;
+    if last.level then stop;
+  run;
+  %let tempds=&syslast;
+  /* join the hash back into the main table */
+  proc sql undo_policy=none;
+  create table &outds as
+    select a.directory
+      ,coalesce(b.file_hash,a.file_hash) as file_hash
+      ,a.hash_duration
+      ,a.file_path
+      ,a.file_or_folder
+      ,a.level
+    from &outds a
+    left join &tempds b
+    on a.file_path=b.directory
+    order by level desc, directory, file_path;
+  drop table &tempds;
+%end;
+
+%mend mp_hashdirectory;

tests/base/mp_dictionary.test.sas

@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+/**
+  @file
+  @brief Testing mp_dictionary.sas macro
+
+  <h4> SAS Macros </h4>
+  @li mp_dictionary.sas
+  @li mp_assert.sas
+
+**/
+
+libname test (work);
+%mp_dictionary(lib=test)
+
+proc sql;
+create table work.compare1 as select * from test.styles;
+create table work.compare2 as select * from dictionary.styles;
+
+proc compare base=compare1 compare=compare2;
+run;
+%put _all_;
+
+%mp_assert(
+  iftrue=(%mf_existds(&sysinfo)=0),
+  desc=Compare was exact,
+  outds=work.test_results
+)

tests/base/mp_hashdirectory.test.sas

@@ -0,0 +1,133 @@
+/**
+  @file
+  @brief Testing mp_hashdirectory.sas macro
+
+
+  <h4> SAS Macros </h4>
+  @li mf_mkdir.sas
+  @li mf_nobs.sas
+  @li mp_assert.sas
+  @li mp_assertscope.sas
+  @li mp_hashdirectory.sas
+
+**/
+
+/* set up a directory to hash */
+%let fpath=%sysfunc(pathname(work))/testdir;
+
+%mf_mkdir(&fpath)
+%mf_mkdir(&fpath/sub1)
+%mf_mkdir(&fpath/sub2)
+%mf_mkdir(&fpath/sub1/subsub)
+
+/* note - the path in the file means the hash is different in each run */
+%macro makefile(path,name);
+  data _null_;
+    file "&path/&name" termstr=lf;
+    put "This file is located at:";
+    put "&path";
+    put "and it is called:";
+    put "&name";
+  run;
+%mend makefile;
+
+%macro spawner(path);
+  %do x=1 %to 5;
+    %makefile(&path,file&x..txt)
+  %end;
+%mend spawner;
+
+%spawner(&fpath)
+%spawner(&fpath/sub1)
+%spawner(&fpath/sub1/subsub)
+
+
+%mp_assertscope(SNAPSHOT)
+%mp_hashdirectory(&fpath,outds=work.hashes,maxdepth=MAX)
+%mp_assertscope(COMPARE)
+
+%mp_assert(
+  iftrue=(&syscc=0),
+  desc=No errors,
+  outds=work.test_results
+)
+
+%mp_assert(
+  iftrue=(%mf_nobs(work.hashes)=19),
+  desc=record created for each entry,
+  outds=work.test_results
+)
+
+proc sql;
+select count(*) into: misscheck
+  from work.hashes
+  where file_hash is missing;
+
+%mp_assert(
+  iftrue=(&misscheck=1),
+  desc=Only one missing hash - the empty directory,
+  outds=work.test_results
+)
+
+data _null_;
+  set work.hashes;
+  if directory=file_path then call symputx('tophash',file_hash);
+run;
+
+%mp_assert(
+  iftrue=(%length(&tophash)=32),
+  desc=ensure valid top level hash created,
+  outds=work.test_results
+)
+
+/* now change a file and re-hash */
+data _null_;
+  file "&fpath/sub1/subsub/file1.txt" termstr=lf;
+  put "This file has changed!";
+run;
+
+%mp_hashdirectory(&fpath,outds=work.hashes2,maxdepth=MAX)
+
+data _null_;
+  set work.hashes2;
+  if directory=file_path then call symputx('tophash2',file_hash);
+run;
+
+%mp_assert(
+  iftrue=(&tophash ne &tophash2),
+  desc=ensure the changing of the hash results in a new value,
+  outds=work.test_results
+)
+
+/* now change it back and see if it matches */
+data _null_;
+  file "&fpath/sub1/subsub/file1.txt" termstr=lf;
+    put "This file is located at:";
+    put "&fpath/sub1/subsub";
+    put "and it is called:";
+    put "file1.txt";
+  run;
+run;
+
+%mp_hashdirectory(&fpath,outds=work.hashes3,maxdepth=MAX)
+
+data _null_;
+  set work.hashes3;
+  if directory=file_path then call symputx('tophash3',file_hash);
+run;
+
+%mp_assert(
+  iftrue=(&tophash=&tophash3),
+  desc=ensure the same files result in the same hash,
+  outds=work.test_results
+)
+
+/* dump contents for debugging */
+data _null_;
+  set work.hashes;
+  put file_hash file_path;
+run;
+data _null_;
+  set work.hashes2;
+  put file_hash file_path;
+run;

viya/mv_createfile.sas

@@ -24,7 +24,8 @@
   @param [in] contentdisp= (inline) Content Disposition. Example values:
     @li inline
     @li attachment
-
+  @param [in] ctype= (0) Set a default HTTP Content-Type header to be returned
+    with the file when the content is retrieved from the Files service.
   @param [in] access_token_var= The global macro variable to contain the access
     token, if using authorization_code grant type.
   @param [in] grant_type= (sas_services) Valid values are:
@@ -52,6 +53,7 @@
     ,inref=
     ,intype=BINARY
     ,contentdisp=inline
+    ,ctype=0
     ,access_token_var=ACCESS_TOKEN
     ,grant_type=sas_services
     ,mdebug=0
@@ -103,8 +105,10 @@ filename &fref filesrvc
   folderPath="&path"
   filename="&name"
   cdisp="&contentdisp"
+%if "&ctype" ne "0" %then %do;
+  ctype="&ctype"
+%end;
   lrecl=1048544;
-
 %if &intype=BINARY %then %do;
   %mp_binarycopy(inref=&inref, outref=&fref)
 %end;