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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 11:40:00 EDT
Reply-To:     "Philip Gallagher,(919)966-7275" <UPHILG@UNC.BITNET>
From:         "Philip Gallagher,(919)966-7275" <UPHILG@UNC.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: print dup records
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LYCACC@RITVM.BITNET asks:

> I wonder if anyone knows a "easy" way to print duplicate records in a
> data set.  ...

    We do this routinely;  we have abandoned the "blind" DELETE
    statement.  (It may look elegant to computer science jocks,
    jocks, but it seems catastrophic to data-oriented folks.)  In
    principle one should not really to have to look at ** identical **
    observations, of course, but I would always like to look at
    the identical observations, if only to try to figure out how
    they got there!  And, as far as observations that are only identical
    in the BY-variables, then any idiot would want to look at those,
    not just to figure out how they got there, but also to find
    out which ones are correct.  End of polemic.

    Here's the code;

    DATA GOODONES  REPLICS;
        SET oldfile;
        BY var1 var2 ... varn;

        IF (FIRST.varn EQ 1 & LAST.varn EQ 1) THEN OUTPUT GOODONES;
        ELSE OUTPUT REPLICS;

        *  The If stmnt would run a little cheaper if written as
        IF (FIRST.varn & LAST.varn) THEN OUTPUT GOODONES;
RUN;
        *  Now, of course, the obligation is upon you to examine
           each of the observations in REPLICS, fix them up
           appropriately, and add them back to GOODONES;

                       Phil Gallagher
                       uphilg@unc

> I wonder if anyone knows a "easy" way to print duplicate records in a
> data set.  Proc sort has an option to drop duplicates, but nothing to
> keep the duplicates only.  I suppose I can use a do loop in DATA step
> to check for duplicates, but is there an easier way?  We are running
> SAS607 on MVS, and CMS.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Loyi
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From:         Claire Castell <Claire.Castell@EBAY.SUN.COM>
Subject:      Help with subscription to SAS-L
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It appears, for the 3rd time in a month, my subscription to SAS-L
got dropped . Is there a *real person* out there who can figure
out why this continues to happen and fix it ?  This connection is
faulty - it there a better one to get on ?

Claire Castell

Here's what I send:

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From: realliso@unity.ncsu.edu (Robert Allison)
Subject: line length limit?
Organization: North Carolina State University Project Unity
Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1992 21:37:45 GMT

I'm running SAS 6.07 on a DECstation under X-Windows.

I have recently received a tape with population projections
from the US Census.  There are 30 different series, with 
projections by age, race, and sex for 1988-2080.

The whole file is ~200 Mb, so I have copied out the 2346 lines
for the Series 14 projection for years 1988 - 2010 (~0.6 Mb)

I have transferred this file to my Unix workstation, but the
lines are so long (261 characters) that several Unix commands 
won't even work on it.  (eg. tail will work, but head won't,
also cut command I had planned to use to get certain columns
does not seem to work with this size lines.)
SAS does not seem to want to read in the data correctly either.

Do any of you guys have tricks for handling long lines on Unix
systems (and/or in SAS)?  If all else fails, I'll probably write
a C program to extract out certail columns like I was wanting 
cut to do.

Thanks,
Robert Allison (realliso@unity.ncsu.edu)

-----here's my SAS code---------

data ser14;
infile '/tmp/bob/ser14.88_10';
   input
   sernum   1-2
   year     3-6
   age      7-9
   totpop   10-21
   totmale  22-33
   totfema  34-45
   totwhite 46-57
/* whitmale 58-69
   whitfema 70-81
   totblack 82-93
   blacmale 94-105
   blacfema 106-117
   totdeath 118-129
   totmdeat 130-141
   totfdeat 142-153
   whitdeat 154-165
   wmdeaths 166-177
   wfdeaths 178-189
   blacdeat 190-201
   bmdeaths 202-213
   bfdeaths 214-225
   totbirth 226-237
   whitbirt 238-249
   blacbirt 250-261 */
   ;
run;

proc print data=ser14;
run;

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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 15:56:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Helen Strother <STROTHHM@SNYONEVA.BITNET>
From:         Helen Strother <STROTHHM@SNYONEVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Complicated data step

Hi all,

        I have the following data step which creates a data set of all possible
combinations of 5 variables.  What I need to be able to do now is to add some
if statements or whatever else will work depending on whether a person wants to
create the data set with all possible combinations of either 2, 3, 4, or 5
variables.  Through another macro I have collected how many variables they need
to use in a macro variable called nci.  I also have figured out how to choose
which variables to work with.  But to simplify I am not going to show that
here.  Here is the data step:

data convert.matrix(keep= resp1 resp2 resp3 resp4 resp5);
   point=1;
   set convert.subtest (rename=(posans=pa1))
   point=point;
   point=2;
   set convert.subtest (rename=(posans=pa2))
   point=point;
   point=3;
   set convert.subtest (rename=(posans=pa3))
   point=point;
   point=4;
   set convert.subtest (rename=(posans=pa4))
   point=point;
   point=5;
   set convert.subtest (rename=(posans=pa5))
   point=point;
   do i = 1 to length(pa1) by 3;
      do j = 1 to length(pa2) by 3;
         do k = 1 to length(pa3) by 3;
            do l = 1 to length(pa4) by 3;
               do m = 1 to length(pa5) by 3;
                 resp1 = substr(pa1,i,3);
                 resp2 = substr(pa2,j,3);
                 resp3 = substr(pa3,k,3);
                 resp4 = substr(pa4,l,3);
                 resp5 = substr(pa5,m,3);
                 output;
               end;
            end;
         end;
      end;
   end;
   stop;
run;

The data set convert.subtest looks something like this:

  VAR                   POSANS
  0005                  001002003005007008010012
  0007                  002004006008009015

Posans is the possible answers to the variable which is the value of VAR, all
put together in a string.  Each individual answer is 3 digits.

I would like convert.matrix to look like:

RESP1   RESP2   RESP3   RESP4   RESP5
001     002     002     005     008
001     002     002     005     009
001     002     002     005     010

and so on.


Any ideas?  The nesting of conditional statements is making me pull my hair
out!!!  As always, thanks in advance.  Maybe someday I'll be able to answer a
question instead always asking.

                Helen Strother STROTHHM@SNYONEVA
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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 08:27:44 CET
Reply-To:     Christian Burger <BURGER@DMRHRZ11.BITNET>
From:         Christian Burger <BURGER@DMRHRZ11.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Plot two XY values and line between.

On Mon, 24 Aug 1992 09:49:04 EST Dale Marmaduke said:
>...
>I want to plot, chart or just get a before/after for each
>obs.  Each case will have two xy values.  I need a chart/plot
>like below.
>
>
>      10  |      x
>          |      |
>          |   x  /    x-----x
>       5  |   | /         x
>          |   x/         /
>          |   /         x
>       1  |  x
>       ___|______________________________
>           1         5        10
>
>                  Any suggestions........
>
>
>Dale Marmaduke    IDQM400@indycms.iupui.edu

As an alternative to sophisticated approaches using id-variables
and symput statements: Why not simply introduce missing observations
between the pairs of before/after observations and gplot-plot with
/skipmiss option?

C. Burger,   burger@dmrhrz11.bitnet
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1992 15:39:00 GMT
Reply-To:     Willy Waks <0005400191@MCIMAIL.COM>
From:         Willy Waks <0005400191@MCIMAIL.COM>
Subject:      WordPerfect merge and SAS

Hi y'all !
Any suggestion concerning the following document processing problem ?
Platform: SAS 6.06 under OS/2.
We are going to process data for an ongoing medical survey. Each time a
set of questionaire comes in, a nice report has to be published for the
population included on this set. There will be hundreds, may be
thousands (?), of sets, that means as many reports. That also means:
automatic document processing, except maybe document collating. The
report should look like a nice booklet (about 20 pages), and contains a
mix of text, graphics, and tables. The tables and graphics are generated
by SAS programs, and can be sent either directly to a graphic device to
be inserted in the document, or to GSF (Graphic Stream Files) to be
picked by a desktop publishing/word processing program. The text part
contains (many) elements calculated by the SAS programs, which we do not
want to manually type-in. FSLETTER, while it allows mail merge, is too
primitive as far as desktop publishing features: try to bold or
italicize, subscript or superscript with it, and you'll se what I mean.
WordPerfect seem to be an adequate tool for text (mail) merge, with the
added conveninec of being able to enhance existing graphic images and
tables.
Questions:
1) has anynone any insight on creating a secondary WP file with SAS. I
know that it can be a comma delimited file, but I don't know how to mark
end of field and end of record, and if I need a special header.
2) SAS and WP accept all kinds of graphic formats (TIFF, PCX, HPGL
etc..) I'm not an expert in the differences. Which one is recommended ?
(PS: if it matters, we will be using a color graphic laser printer, I
believe a QMS. But this is not definite yet).
3) After writing all this, I just read in the WP 5.1 documentation
(1989) that "currently", WP will print color graphics images in black
and white only. Does anyone know if this has changed ? I will also post
the question on the WP forum on Compuserve and let the answer be known
to the list if there  is an interest.
4)  Last, but not least, short of WP, can anyone suggest any other
non-esoteric solution to this problem. Anyone knows anything about
SAS/PUBLISH ?
Thanks
        <<Errare humanum est... sed perseverare diabolicum !>>
Willy Waks
2W Systems Co., Inc. 5430 Alpha Road Suite 200 Dallas TX 75240
Tel: 214-6618619 Fax: 214-6610130
Email: wwaks@mcimail.com     73437.344@Compuserve.com
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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 11:09:00 CDT
Reply-To:     Raj Singh <A10RJS1@NIU.BITNET>
From:         Raj Singh <A10RJS1@NIU.BITNET>
Subject:      NOTE: stack overflow?

Hi SAS-Lers!

My user is getting this unusual(?) SAS NOTE message about
"stack overflow". I have checked the sas master index, but
found no lead on it. Our systems people are telling me that
it is not an MVS message. I have included the part of the program
and the NOTE: message. Any clues?

Thanx in advance
-rajpal_singh

         DATA ATTX1;
         MERGE ATTA(IN=IN1) SCHLF91(IN=IN2) C2AFILE(IN=IN3);
         BY LSAYID;IF IN3;
         IF LSAYID=101110 THEN DO;SCHF91=0201;IBMTH1A=08;
         ****** A LOT OF IF STATEMENTS DELETED **********
         OR LSAYID=120161 OR LSAYID=112125 THEN DO;
          IBMTH2A=999;IBMTH2K=99;IBMTH2B=99;
        END;
 NOTE: THE DATA SET WORK.ATTX1 HAS 3573 OBSERVATIONS AND 789 VARs
 NOTE: THE DATA STATEMENT USED 4.74 CPU SECONDS AND 4872K.
 NOTE: TASK DATASTEP HAD 28 STACK OVERFLOWS WITH A MAX STACK SIZE OF 32768 AND A
 MAX OVERFLOW SEGMENT DEPTH OF 3. THE LOAD MODULE
       NAME FOR THIS TASK IS SASDS.
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Date:         Mon, 31 Aug 1992 13:02:00 PDT
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From:         okoks@PC.IBT.DK
Subject:      Mixing fonts
Comments: To: SAS-L@AWIIMC12.IMC.UNIVIE.AC.AT

Joe,
You might try this: f=simplex 'D' f=cgreek '(p)';

Regs,

Karsten Strobek

Institute of Economics                              Phone: +45 33 91 21 66/377
University of Copenhagen                                  Fax: +45 33 12 00 01
Studiestraede 6                                      Internet: okoks@pc.ibt.dk
DK-1455 Copenhagen K
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From:         Joe St Sauver <JOE@OREGON.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: SAS Futures / IBM's Book Manager

>From: Deb Cannon 319-335-6321 <ADPDKHTS@UIAMVS.BITNET>
>Subject: SAS Futures / IBM's Book Manager
>Sender: "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.BITNET>

[stuff deleted]

>     Our site has recently installed and implemented IBM's new
>     Book Manager, an online manual system.  All their manuals shipped
>     with new software will be distributed in this way.

Note that this is the same thing that DEC does with their Bookreader
client and the DEC manual set, and of course NeXT also distributes
a full set of manuals "online" with their workstations.

Online manual access is CLEARLY the progressive thing to do, however I
suspect it may cut into a company's manual-sales revenues. Remember the
perhaps apocryphal Kodak annecdote: "Give the cameras away; we'll make
our money on the film." Selling documentation is, I suspect, a major
source of revenue for SAS Institute, like many other companies.

On the other hand, online manual access may reduce corportate and
vendor support costs by actually encouraging people to RTFM before
calling tech support-type numbers.

One final thought: remember that online manual access isn't wholly
practical unless you have a high resolution workstation-quality interface
... or you're willing to sacrafice all illustrations and most page
formatting.

Joe St Sauver (joe@oregon.uoregon.edu)
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Subject: SQL & WHERE
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CONTENT:  Correction
SUMMARY:  SQL WHERE may invoke global WHERE processing
REL/PLTF: 6.06+

>> In all procs WHERE and OBS/FIRSTOBS are mutually exclusive.

I said earlier:

>But,  the  SQL  WHERE  clause  and  the  SAS  WHERE  feature
>(implemented  both  as a statement and as a data set option)
>are two different things which just happen to share a name.

I have since been informed by a reliable  source  (actually,
about  the most reliable source imaginable), that this isn't
quite so.

I drew my conclusion from the fact that the SQL WHERE is far
more  powerful and general.  The global SAS WHERE, as useful
as it is, is restricted in terms of  the  expressions  which
can  be  coded; for example, functions cannot be used.  As I
understand it, this is because the processing is done by the
data  engine  (which  would  also explain why the feature is
global, not specific to  the  DATA  step  or  to  particular
procedures).

Anyway, it turns  out  that  SQL  is  cleverly  designed  to
examine  the  WHERE  clauses  it  is  fed  and  to  hand the
processing over to the data engine if possible (I'm not sure
if  this is an all-or-nothing decision, or if the processing
might in some situations be  shared).   The  consequence  is
that  the  restriction  on  combining  WHERE processing with
OBS/FIRSTOBS may take effect.

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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 08:37:07 EST
Reply-To:     LYCACC@RITVM.BITNET
From:         LYCACC@RITVM.BITNET
Subject:      print dup records

I wonder if anyone knows a "easy" way to print duplicate records in a
data set.  Proc sort has an option to drop duplicates, but nothing to
keep the duplicates only.  I suppose I can use a do loop in DATA step
to check for duplicates, but is there an easier way?  We are running
SAS607 on MVS, and CMS.

Thanks in advance,
Loyi
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Reply-To:     Arnold Schick <SCHICK@DMRHRZ11.BITNET>
From:         Arnold Schick <SCHICK@DMRHRZ11.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: REPLACING 6.06 with 6.07

On Fri, 28 Aug 1992 18:55:06 GMT Tamara <tamara@GLIA.BIOSTR.WASHINGTON.EDU>
said:
>
>RE: Question about 6.07 user problems (possible) in MVS or CMS.
>
>This might be a VMS specific answer, but there is a bug
>I've found in 6.07 which does not exist in 6.06. SAS has been
>working on it for several weeks now. I'll let the list know
>when they get back to me. This was also a good opportunity to
>make people aware of it.
>
>B
>If your programs are long in 6.07 (not sure what mins or maxs are),
>nd you have one error (the teeniest error) SAS issues an error
>with the message "Insufficient space in file WORK.SAS$0001.UTILITY.
>It's an out of MEMORY error. If you run the same program in 6.06
>(with the same error) there is no problem. Incidentally, it does the
>same thing whether it's batch or interactive SAS.
>
>Another problem I had with 6.07 is when you are running interactive
>SAS you must be sure to designate separate user directories, because
>you have to separate your profiles. Don't know (again) if this is
>VMS specific.

as I mean - and several peoble points to it ago - is it a quota problem.

When a user has nnnnnn Blocks for using (see SHOW DISK QUOTA on VMS or
QUERY DISK on 191 minidisk on VM/CMS) runs SAS 6.06 in that cases
correctly, if the usage of SAS does not need more as allowed. And SAS 6.07
needs more than 6.06; in that cases can SAS no more correctly run, when
SAS will span over allowed quota.

Errors occurs as from Tamara shown.

It helps an enlarging of disk quota by the system-manager.

Arnold Schick  University of Marburg/Germany
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 10:34:31 LCL
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From:         RIKARD@VCUMVS.BITNET
Subject:      SAS JCL

Content: Response
Summary: DDnames in Procs
Release and platform:
Name:    Pete Rikard
Mail addresses:BITNET Rikard@vcumvs Internet rikard@vcuucc.ucc.vcu.edu
Real Addresses:Virginia Commonwealth University, Computer Center
               110 S. 7th Street, 4th Floor, Richmond, VA 23219
               Phone (804) 786-4828    FAX: (804) 371-8464
******************************************************************

>Help
>  We are moving from r5.18 to r6.07 at our site, MVS batch.  The
>problem is the name change of the SASLIST and SASLOG DDnames.  It
>is a long standing practice at our site to order all the DDnames
>ALPHABETICALLY IN PUBLIC PROCS.

Some lessons we learn the hard way. After many years of "improving"
procedures provided by vendors, my answer is don't. The documentation
provided by the vendor will tell the user to change this or that
parameter, override the JCL this way, add to the command language
that way,... and when your command process doesn't work that way
cause you "made it standard", "improved it", "fixed it" the
users (especially novice computer users) get very confused.

Make site written procs any way you want, provide vendor supplied
procs as exactly as provided by the vendor as you can. Your rule
is actually quite good; it provides a constant about the names
for overridden ddnames. But, vendors IBM, SAS, SPSS, BMDP ....
won't adhere to YOUR rules over time.
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Reply-To:     "Michael R. Wechtaluk (607) 974-6569" <WECHTALUK_MR@CORNING.COM>
From:         "Michael R. Wechtaluk (607) 974-6569" <WECHTALUK_MR@CORNING.COM>
Subject:      DecLaser 2100 Driver

         Can anyone tell me if there is a SAS graphics driver for the
         DECLaser 2100? We are running release 6.06 on VAX/VMS.

         Thanks.

         -----------------------------------------------------------
         Michael Wechtaluk	E-Mail:	WECHTALUK_MR@CORNING.COM
         Cornin Vitro		Phone:	(607) 974-6569
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