SAS Macro to Print Record Counts for All Tables in a Library

/*----- PRINT RECORD COUNTS OF ALL TABLES IN LIBRARY -----*/
/* Looping code from Paper 93-26 by Edward Moore:
http://www2.sas.com/proceedings/sugi26/p093-26.pdf
Many thanks to the author. */
%MACRO countRecs(lib, tempListTable, tempOutputTable);
/*----- Make list of all tables in library -----*/
PROC SQL noprint;
CREATE TABLE &tempListTable AS
SELECT DISTINCT memname
FROM dictionary.tables
WHERE UPCASE(LIBNAME) = UPCASE("&lib");
QUIT;


/*----- Scan through &tempListTable -----*/
DATA _NULL_;
IF 0 THEN SET &tempListTable NOBS=X;
CALL SYMPUT('RECCOUNT',X);
STOP;
RUN;


/*----- Make table to hold record counts -----*/
DATA &tempOutputTable;
LENGTH tbl $29. ct 8;
RUN;


/*----- Loop -----*/
%DO I=1 %TO &RECCOUNT;
/* Advance to the Ith record */
DATA _NULL_;
SET &tempListTable (FIRSTOBS=&I);
CALL SYMPUT('tbl',memname);
STOP;
RUN;
/* Populate datasets */
PROC SQL noprint;
INSERT INTO &tempOutputTable (tbl, ct) SELECT "&tbl" as tbl, COUNT(*) as ct FROM &lib..&tbl;
QUIT;
%END;


/*----- Print Result -----*/
PROC PRINT DATA = &tempOutputTable;
RUN;


/*----- Delete Temporary Tables -----*/
PROC DATASETS LIBRARY=work noprint;
DELETE &tempListTable &tempOutputTable;
QUIT;
%MEND countRecs;


%countRecs(WORK, kljgKGJ3208tjg, asvbjik4o9ksjd9);

SAS Macro to Import CSV Files into SAS

/***********************************************************
IMPORT CSV files into SAS Work Library
June 10, 2011
http://sastipsbyhal.blogspot.com/
*/
%LET file1 = myFirstFile.csv;
%LET file2 = mySecondFile.csv;
%LET file3 = myThirdFile.csv;
%LET file4 = myFourthFile.csv;
%LET file5 = myFifthFile.csv;
%LET file6 = mySixthFile.csv;
%LET file7 = mySeventhFile.csv;
%LET file8 = myEighthFile.csv;
%LET fileName1 = sasNameFor_myFirstFile;
%LET fileName2 = sasNameFor_mySecondFile;
%LET fileName3 = sasNameFor_myThirdFile;
%LET fileName4 = sasNameFor_myFourthFile;
%LET fileName5 = sasNameFor_myFifthFile;
%LET fileName6 = sasNameFor_MySixthFile;
%LET fileName7 = sasNameFor_mySeventhFile;
%LET fileName8 = sasNameFor_myEighthFile;
%LET fileLoc = \\folder\where\csv\files\are\located\;
%LET fileMax = 8;
%MACRO csvIMPORT;
%Do i = 1 %to &fileMax. ;
PROC IMPORT OUT=WORK.&&fileName&i 
            DATAFILE= "&fileLoc&&file&i"
            DBMS=CSV REPLACE;
    GETNAMES=YES;
    DATAROW=2; 
RUN;
%END;
%MEND;
%csvIMPORT;

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