Questions About SAS
Posted on Oct 13, 2013 in Computer Science
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include... can i use relative path?
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Actually, I think it is good idea to always quote data when exporting data to CSV format. But how do you read in quoted data in SAS?
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easy way to make design matrix in SAS?
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ssp, prompts as code? is it possible?
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SAS hash is interesting, sounds like something you should learn about
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how to go back to the last position of cursor?
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check procedures freq, tabular, report
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Is there any restriction on th number of macro variable that we can use?
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When defining a function using the procedure fcmp, can we use a data set as argument? I don't think so.
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it is said that %sysevalf is not very accurate, and you should do calculation in a null data step. Is that true? Check on this.
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it seems that "return" a value from a SAS macro function is really tricky? How can I do it in a robus way? you should never try to do this. A much better way is to create a macro variable or dataset containing the results and use the macro variable or dataset instead.
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SAS option compress = yes; I don't think it helps on downloading data over internet from databases such as Teradata. Ask expert's opinion on this!!!
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can we use filename shortcut in libname?
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Is there an easy way to get the total of a column which can be used in a data step? What I'm looking for is a function which takes a data set and a variable name as input and gives the total of the variable.
SAS Stored Process
- most convenient way to backup/migrate sas stored process?
SAS SQL
- it seems to me that proc sql cannot cast data? you have to use input/put instead.
SAS Enterprise Guide
does SAS Enterprise Guide support debugging?
How to quickly run a procedure in SEG?
is it possible to define a constant macro variable?
convenient way to read content of a file and put it into a macro?
better to define global macro variables at the beginning or when needed?
data type
- when implicitly convert a character to number, what informat is used?