Math Forum / Math Software / SAS / February 2010

I have a 12 GB (SAS compressed) SAS file that I need to process and add some computed variables to it.  The resulting file is 15 GB (SAS compressed, 40 million) records).  For a variety of reasons, I had to re-run the process.  Both times the job finished in approximately 1/2 ...

I need to generate some facility-level correlations between var1 & var2.
Note, I do NOT want patient-level correlations (this has already been
done). I'm not sure how to do facility-level correlations in SAS. Any help
would be appreciated (preferably in non-macro form!). Is it just ...

Hello Group,
                 I've a problem while running a .bat file I got the
bunch of errors.
                 When it open SAS it gives  some warning and error

I have been trying it for past few days. still didnt get the complete
solution.
Pleas help me.....
Thanks in Advance.

How does one change the physical size and height/width ratio of charts
made in the new SAS graphics such as Proc Sgplot? Also the pixel density
and/or quality of the image?
I have figured out how to fiddle with templates to get different font

data t;
  input t $2.  x y ;
A  20   30
B  30   20

I am trying to create a pdf/rtf output from the SAS output. However, the in=
dent that displays in SAS output is not working in pdf/rtf file. Also, the =
blank line that is used to split between different groups can't display in =
pdf/rtf either.

There is.  I don't recall off the top of my head, but there is an automatic
macro variable that is set when you are in batch.  Either google about for
it (or maybe look on the sascommunity.org site), or put the macro variables
to the log in both sessions and look at the difference.  ...

I have a piece of sas code which contains  30ish extremely simple
datasteps which just extract from an SQL database into a data table:
eg
data SASTable.Customer;

Dear friends
plz help me in following code
once i execute following code, it converts
image of admit  table but title and footnote repeats twice;

I've got some code that normally runs in batch at night, but occasionally I
run it in interactive PC SAS.  Problem is I have a proc printto to redirect
the log for batch processing that I have to comment out when I run it
interactively.

I wonder if it is possible to replicate a PROC AUTOREG model by
running multiple linear regressions (such as Proc Reg). The reason for
doing this is that I need to manipulate data manually (such as weight/
reweight observations, adjust for outliers and create different

http://www.sascommunity.org/wiki/SAS_TShirt_Contest
The page doesn't state the last day you can vote but, as the winner is to
be announced on February 8th, 2010, I'd say that February 8th would be too
late.