SAS

Dmnormip and Dmnorlen
Hi, I have just inherited some code generated from Enterprise Miner. Does anyone know what the macros Dmnormip and Dmnormlen do? Thanks, Amrita ... 8 Oct 2009 15:42

Spearman cc's confidence interval
Hi SAS-Ls, Could someone help me on calculating spearman's correlation coefficiency 95= % confidence interval in SAS?=A0 what option or code can give me the 95% CI= ?=A0 can I use Fisher's Z transformation to calculate it?=A0 Or Fishers' Z = is only used for Pearson' r? Thanks a lot. Jane =0A=0A=0A ... 8 Oct 2009 14:34

Extracting Variables from very Large SAS Dataset - Use Proc
1. Put the keep statement as a dataset option in the set statement - not sure if it saves time, but it might. 2. Try PROC COPY, again using a dataset option for the keep statement. Very similar to the PROC DATASETS copy statement, but I don't think the latter supports dataset options (though it might?). 3. Try ... 8 Oct 2009 12:17

a question in PROC GENMOD
Vivian: I hesitate to speak for Robin High, but to expedite a response to your question will refer you to this lucid account: http://cc.uoregon.edu/cnews/spring2005/saslogistic.htm Search for "descending" and "reference". S -----Original Message----- From: SAS(r) Discussion [mailto:SAS-L(a)LISTSERV.UGA.EDU] O... 7 Oct 2009 16:24

MISSOVER or TRUNCOVER?
The (only) difference is if a variable is halfway across the column that it's expected to be in. So they're effectively identical for list input. I rarely use MISSOVER, unless there's a variable that must be (precisely) six long or whatnot and should be skipped if it's under six. The specific comment from the S... 6 Oct 2009 17:06

MISSOVER or TRUNCOVER?
All, With the program below it appears that either MISSOVER or TRUNCOVER work equally well. In both the "Little SAS Book" and Cody's "Learning SAS by Example" the authors seem to imply to use MISSOVER with list input and TRUNCOVER with formatted input. Is this a hard and fast rule or is it the case that you c... 6 Oct 2009 17:06

PROC SQL Error
Hi Ted I think to run a proc datasets/repair wouldn't hurt. I believe a PROC SQL/delete doesn't physically delete rows but marks them only as "deleted". That would explain why your DS didn't shrink in size. You might want to turn on compress=yes for this DS if not already done so. I'm not so sure about a... 6 Oct 2009 09:11

ERROR: Insufficient page size to print frequency table.
I am trying to run a series of crosstabs using proc freq and I keep getting the following error: ERROR: Insufficient page size to print frequency table. I've run the frequencies of all the variables by themselves (i.e., not crossing them with another variable) and I did not get this error. Has anyone come across... 6 Oct 2009 03:13

ERROR: Insufficient page size to print frequency table.
""Simon, Lorna"" <Lorna.Simon(a)UMASSMED.EDU> wrote in message news:E2B5EBDD92CF104E9AC69D6B563466C903273283(a)EDUNIVMAIL11.ad.umassmed.edu... I am trying to run a series of crosstabs using proc freq and I keep getting the following error: ERROR: Insufficient page size to print frequency table. I've run t... 6 Oct 2009 04:49

SAS Proc Qlim question
I am trying to using proc qlim to carry out a logistic regression. I want to compute the marginal effects and also the predicted probabilities at the sample means. For this I append to the dataset on which the model is computed, extra observations with means of the explanatory variables, but missing value of the de... 5 Oct 2009 11:16