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Statistical data handling and processing in production environment
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Generate a flat file from a SILC indicator dataset to be uploaded on Eurobase.
idsn : a SILC dataset;geo : a list of countries or a geographical area; default: geo=EU28;years : a list of year(s) of interest;ilib : (option) name of the input library; by default, when not set, ilib=WORK;idir : (option) name of the input directory; incompatible with ilib;key : (option) name of the key used to indentified the indicator; when not passed, it is set to &idsn;prefkey : (option) prefix string for the identification of the published dataset; it is used before the indicator key of the disseminated dataset; for instance, for an indicator named <IND> to be identified in Eurobase tree node as ILC_<IND>, prefkey should be set to ILC so that the field ID keys in the flat file will appear as: note the use of _EMPTY_ to set prefkey to a blank string; by default, it is set to: prefkey=ILC;
headkeys : (option) head keys (strings) used for the identification of the published dataset; for instance, for an indicator named <IND> to be identified in Eurobase tree node as SAS.ILC.<IND>, headkeys should be set to SAS ILC so that the field ID keys in the flat file will appear as: by default, it is not set: headkeys=;
mode : (option) mode of upload; by default, when not set, mode=RECORDS.ofn : (option) name of the output (text) file (without the txt extension); by default, when not set, ofn is built from the input name &idsn and the input year(s) &years;odir : (option) name of the output directory; by default, odir=sysfunc(pathname(&ilib)).Run %_example_silc_ffile_export for examples.
The indicator is "SILC-formatted" e.g. it is structured in such a way that it has/could have been created using the macro %silc_ind_create.
%silc_ind_create, %silc_ind_info, %ds_contents, %obs_count, %var_to_list.