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SAS’s Proc Import is great for importing a CSV or other delimited files:things just “work” most of the time. We don’t need to specify variable names, variable type, etc. However, data truncation or mis-matched variable type can happen as the procedure determines the data type and length of the variables based on the first few rows of the delimited file.
As this post suggests, one could use the guessingrows=32767; statement in Proc Import so SAS uses the first 32k rows to determine data type and length.
Alternatively, the safer solution would be to import the delimited file by using the Data step and explicitly use the length statement with a long length option to ensure that no truncation occurs (e.g., length my_var $100). One would also need to specify the data type with the input statement here as well. Note: Do not specify the variable length using the input statement here because SAS might read in characters from other fields as it starts reading from the last delimiter all the way to the character length.
MAC address or physical address is an unique identifier for computer’s or a mobile device’s network adapters. If your computer has ethernet, wireless, and bluetooth network options, then each will have a MAC address. MAC stands for Media Access Control and MAC address for an adaptor is 16 digit hexadecimal number.
Often you may want to find your MAC address to connect to a dedicated wired/wireless network. The quickest way to find the MAC address/Physical address of all the adaptors in Windows is to use the command “ipconfig /all”.
Here is the step by step guide to find MAC address in Windows machine.
Step 1:
Open the command prompt in Windows Start by typing “cmd”. It is the good old MS Dos prompt where you can type and execute commands.
Step 2:
Type the command “ipconfig /all” in the command prompt and press Enter.
Step 3:
This command will spit a lot of information. MAC address is the 16 digit number given as physical address for for each adaptor your computer has.
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Updated: How To Find Kindle MAC Address?
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Go to Settings page in your Kindle, by pressing the Menu button from Home screen.
Use the Kindle’s 5-way controller to underline “Settings” and press. You will see multiple pages of personalization settings to customize your Kindle experience.
Look for “Device Info” to get your Kindle’s Wi-Fi Mac address. It will also display serial number of the Kindle, and whether your Kindle is Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi and 3G.
How to Find iPad MAC Address?
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Apple iPad has two MAC addresses for its Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. To find MAC addresses for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in iPad,
- Select Settings from the home screen
- Select General from the left side of the Settings page,
- Then select About from the the right side of the Settings page
- At the bottom you will see MAC addresses as Wi-Fi Address and Bluetooth
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