If you want to be able to put a complete citation to your own data in your journal article, you will need to arrange for a permanent location for your data before publication. Even merely establishing a DOI for the data pre-publication saves work down the road.
Relevant sections from the ASA Notice to Contributors, rev. February 2011.
The following snippets are from the American Economic Review policy on data availability (linked below).
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EndNote, Zotero and Mendeley all have a resource type for datasets. So, when you are building your bibliography of journal articles, books, documents, web pages, etc., be sure to document your data sources, too!
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