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From: SNGDCO@RITVAX.BITNET (Steven Good - Network Administrator)
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Subject: JDL 850 GL+ emulating an HP 7580 ???
Date: 6 Nov 92 18:34:39 GMT
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I am using a JDL 850 GL+ plotter/printer in my office with a dual bin
feeder.  I have used this quite easily with VAX/VMS printer queues
to select between the bins for both plotting cad diagrams and also
doing print outs.  One bin ha 8.5x11 the other has "C" size paper.

I have used both ARRIS CAD and AUTO CAD and have not had problems using
dual sizes automaticaly.

The problem I have run into with SAS is trying to get SAS to print the
small "A" size chart starting at origin 0,0 on the plot A paper.   When

The following is the test I am running to try and plot correction.
FILENAME GSASFILE 'TEST.JDL';
GOPTIONS BORDER
         DEVICE=JDL850
         GSFNAME=GSASFILE
         GSFMODE=REPLACE;

PROC GTESTIT PICTURE=1;
RUN;

The results I get is the JDL skips down about 8 inches and indents about
4 inches so that the bottom left corner of the test print starts in the lower
right corner of the page, thus it overflows the page and also the top is cut
off.

Any suggestions would be helpfull.  I have tried all of the HP plot
defintions, and even started creating my own Device definition.

NOTE:  I have looked at the output file created by SAS.  It appends a bunch
of HP commands, that I am not sure about.

? means a mon printable character.  Here is the first two lines of the output fi
   le.

F;GM16800,0;250;;17:;19:IP-4387,-2637,4387,2637;SR0.6532,1.2319;SC0,4387,0,2637;
   DT;CA5;DI1,0;LT;PU;PA 0,0;

the other following lines look like standard HP drawing coomands
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Date:         Wed, 4 Nov 1992 14:17:00 PT
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Subject:      Data Reshaping ?
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quick answer for you... GOOD LUCK!


data data1;
     infile cards;
     input depno dept $ yr v1-v5;
     array v_ v1-v5;
     do over v_;
        v = v_;
        output;
     end;
     keep depno dept yr v;
     cards;
   121      MIS     80    10    11    12    13    14
   121      MIS     81    15    16    17    18    19
   121      MIS     82    20    21    22    23    24
   144      COMM    80    41    42    43    44    45
   144      COMM    81    46    47    48    49    50
   144      COMM    82    51    52    53    54    55
run;

proc print;

proc transpose data=data1 prefix=v;
     by depno dept;
     var v;
run;

proc print;
run;
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 14:48:15 EST
Reply-To:     Lydia Pettis <LRP@CORNELLC.BITNET>
From:         Lydia Pettis <LRP@CORNELLC.BITNET>
Subject:      updating a vsam file

I am working on a project which requires modifying fields in vsam
records...hopefully someone can point me in the right direction for
going about this. Here is the situation:

I am reading records which may have one or more fields that we'll call
'A60'. I need to read each 'A60' field in a record, and convert all
occurrences of a semicolon(;) to a backslash(). Many, but not all, of
the 'A60' fields will be changed as a result of this. Then I need to update
the record and replace the 'oldtext' with the 'newtext'. I already
have the program in place to input the record, process each 'A60' field,
and translate the text.

I would like to write each updated field to the record after I read
and TRANSLATE the text. Currently that piece looks like this:

WHEN('A60F'X)
  DO;
    INPUT IDNUM
          FULLTEXT...$VARYING...;
    IF ...
      THEN DO;
         OLDTEXT = SUBSTR(FULLTEXT...);
         NEWTEXT = TRANSLATE(OLDTEXT...);  /* newtext will replace oldtext */
      END;                                 /* in updated record            */

While I have previously written a program which utilizes 2 data steps and
keeps 'update position pointers' and overwrites parts of the record with
the new field information, what I wonder is if there is a good way to
perform the update while reading the record. Since I am processing a
portion of the field, presumably I will need to somehow construct the
entire field before writing??

I know I need a FILE statement, and a PUT statement. What is not clear to
me is where do they go, and how best to handle the situation where I may
need to replace multiple 'A60' fields in a single record. I also get a little
confused with some of the INFILE options, like VSAMKEY and if that needs to
be used.

This relative novice would appreciate some guidance! Thanks for your help.

Lydia Pettis
Cornell University
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:07:12 EST
Reply-To:     "F.Joseph Kelley" <JKELLEY@UGA.BITNET>
From:         "F.Joseph Kelley" <JKELLEY@UGA.BITNET>
Subject:      An answer to the GET SAS problem (VM/CMS)
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Problem: Using (CMS) SPSS's GET SAS command to read a SAS Lib from V 6.07
System:  VM/CMS
Versions: SPSS 4.1, SAS 6.07

Hello Netters,

I recently asked whether any other CMS sites/users were having problems
using the SPSS command GET SAS with SAS Libraries created under V 6.x
even when the V5 engine had been specified.  The answer was (and I
quote) "yes".  I will add that this works in the MVS/TSO environment,
and it works when the Library file is created with SAS V 5.18.
I would like to thank all who responded: Melvin Klassen, Lisa Wayte,
Bill LeBlanc, Douglas Mills, Sally Muller and Ron Fehd.  Special
thanks to Margie Gurwit.

I also spoke to both SAS and SPSS Tech Support: SAS pointed out that
the header was slightly different for a file created with Version 6,
the "creating" (or whatever they called it) version is shown as "85.00"
instead of "85.18".  SPSS said I should use the V5SEQ seq engine, the
Library should have a filemode of _4 (ie TEST SASV5 A4), I should have
a tdisk available and might need to increase buffer space (SPSS pgm (150K
- is how I tried it).  None of these exactly worked, but they pointed in
the right direction.

Then Margie Gurwit sent a reply: use XEDIT to change the 85.00 to 85.18
on that first line (col 43-47) .... it worked!  Why?  Who knows, it can
wait.

On a more serious note, I think there would be problems XEDITing a large
SAS file, so you would need a program to do this.

I believe SPSS V 5 (due, I believe, 1st qtr 93) will be able to handle
SAS (portable?) files, but that is unconfirmed (anyone have any info?).
The (SAS) SPSS engine is a big help for those of us who provide support
to users of both packages on various platforms, as has (SPSS's) GET SAS,
although it has been available only on IBM platforms.
--Joe Kelley
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From: andidi@rzu.unizh.ch ()
Subject: transport problem
Summary: can't receive usagenotes for MVS
Keywords: ftp transport mvs
Organization: Computer Centre, University of Zurich
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Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 16:23:49 GMT

Dear SAS-L Gurus
I tried to download the MVS-Usagenotes from ftp.sas.com via binary
ftp to our local MVS/XA. When I use the SAS-provided Program
extract.sas, which just does a cimport, SAS stopps importing the
library after it imported one dataset and one format catalog successfully.
(COPYRGHT and FORMATS)
Fiddling around with different blocksizes, different options in
filename statements etc. didn't change anything. SAS stopps when importing
the first entry named APPLICAT.CBT in the catalog called SCREEN.
My program (simplest version):
proc cimport infile='.#mvs607.xpt' lib=work;run;
The Transportfile has recfm FB lrecl 80 and blksize 8000.

If anybody already tried to use the usagenotes from SAS via ftp
I would appreciate any information about problems, experiences etc.

truly Yours Andi Diggelmann, SASologist at University of Zurich

PS: We have SAS6.07 and MVS/XA
    (it didn't work with sas606 either...)
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From: SUMA@CLEMSON.BITNET
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Subject: follow up question
Date: 9 Nov 92 15:21:00 GMT
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To try and answer my own question I ran the following short program
//CHECK JOB TIME=(,16)
/*JOBPARM Q=H
//*
//*
// EXEC SAS518
data check; input b c d;
cards;
10 5 2
12 4 3
12 0 6
12 . 2
12 3 5
10 2 5
10   2
12 2 1
8  2 4;
proc print; var b c d;
data new; set check;
a=b/c ;
x=c/d ;
proc print; var a x;
The program ran with error message and gave the foll output.
Values for b c and d were not printed.
Following values were printed for a and x
1. 2  2.5
2. 3 1.33
3. . 0
4. .  .
5. 4  0.6
6. 5  0.4
7. 5  0.17

I observed that sas treats any 0 or missing value for c represented
as . as a missing value and prints the corresp value of a as .
That is just great! the problem only occurs when a missing value in
a dataset is represented as a blank space.
Now I have a follow up question.
When you use SAS to read a data set and write out data in a real
binary format (rb.) how does SAS store the missing values?
Are the missing values stored as . or as a blank space?
I used SAS to read some data and stored the data in real binary format.
I then read the same data in another program using SAS  like this
DATA CDAT; INFILE CDAT ;
  INPUT @1 CUSIP $ SIC ZLIST FILE FYR YEAR SMBL $ adate
     TYPE $  OUTCOME $ BIDDER BIDNUM tapeyr
(X1 X2 X4 X5 X6 X9 X10 X11 X12 X13 X14 X15 X16 X18 X21 X24 X25 X26
X30 X34 X41 X44 X52 X58 X60 X108 X111 X114 X115 x181) (RB.);
I now have following statemnts such as A = X9/X6;
IF    I omitted to include a statement such as
if x6 = 0 or x6=. then a=.;
else a= x9/x6;
would SAS automatically take care of the missing and zero values by
default given that
CDAT was created using a put statement identical to
the input statement mentioned above?
Any replies would be greatly appreciated.
Uma
SUMA@CLEMSON
Organization: Penn State University
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 15:00:06 EST
From: <HELPDESK@psuvm.psu.edu>
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Subject: SPSS files

  I need some help in creating an SPSS readable file with SAS 6.07 and
VM/ESA 1.1.  I want to be able to read a SAS data set and then create a
file that SPSS can use for input.  The SPSS engine in R/O so I can not
use the engine.

 Any help would be appreciated.
From: rsnyder@LOBBY.TI.COM ((R. Snyder))
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Subject: Re: Disabling jump to shell in UNIX SAS
Date: 12 Nov 92 20:35:16 GMT
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              Nov 11, 92 9:12 pm

SUBJECT:   Restricting access to UNIX functions.
SUMMARY:   Try setting up restricted shells.
E-ADDR:    rsnyder@lobby.ti.com
NAME:      Bob Snyder
COMPANY:   Texas Instruments, Sherman, TX
PHONE:     (903) 868-5799
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>
> Environment: HP 9000/845, running HP-UX 8.00, SAS 6.07
>
> Is there some way I can disable users being able to either "interrupt"
> their SAS sessions by issuing a Control-Z at the SAS DM, or escaping to the
> shell by issuing an "X;" command at the DM?  I have tried trapping the
> Interrupt signal in the profile, setting the shell environment variable to
> be /dev/null, without any success.
>
You might want to talk to your system administrator about setting up
restricted shells for users in your problem catagory.

Regards,
Bob
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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 10:06:55 +0200
Reply-To:     NICOLE PEGON <NICOLE@FRCISM51.BITNET>
From:         NICOLE PEGON <NICOLE@FRCISM51.BITNET>
Subject:      RE : More than 60 lines per page under VMS SAS 6.07
Comments: To: sas-l@awiimc12.bitnet

Apologies for my english.

Thanks to Kernon Gibes, Panu Sittiwong, Melvin Klassen, Ted Venet,
Chas. DeLa, Jay Jacob Wind, Machiko Hollifield and Frank Poppe who
answered my question a few days ago.

My question was not precise enough : I want to print pages with more than
60 lines . Of course, I set the option PS=..; . But SAS implicitly use
DEFAULT.FORM form and the number of lines per page is set to 54.
So I create a new form with 66 lines per page (because default form
of my printer in VMS queues manager is set to 66 lines :
SH QUEUE * /FULL /FORM ).
And now, I use the command : PRINT FORM=XXXX in output window.

Attention : SAS writes blank lines at bottom if PS option is set to
something less than the number of lines per page in form description.
If you set to 80 the number of lines per page in form description and
set to 60 the option PS, SAS writes 20 lines before the line which
have skip character !!!...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                              Nicole Pegon
                                              C.I.S.M.
                                              Universite Claude Bernard Lyon 1
                                              43 bd du 11 Novembre 1918
                                              69622 Villeurbanne Cedex
                                              France
                                              Telephone : 72.44.82.97
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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 09:26:31 -0500
Reply-To:     gnelson@HARPO.DEV.UGA.EDU
From:         gnelson@HARPO.DEV.UGA.EDU
Subject:      Conjoint Experts
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----------------------------------------------------------------------
CONTENT:   Conjoint Analysis
SUMMARY:   Using a subset of an orthogonal array in conjoint
REL/PLTF:  SPSS 4.01/Mac, 4.0/MVS/CMS
E-ADDR:    gnelson@uga.cc.uga.edu
NAME:      Greg Nelson
ADDRESS:   UCNS - Client Services - Univ of Georgia
PHONE:     (706) 542-5359
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This is being cross-posted.  Disregard if uninterested in conjoint....

Greetings!  I am assisting a researcher here at the University of Georgia
who would like to conduct a conjoint study which has 3 factors. It is a 6 x
5 x 2 design with 60 possible combinations.  Obviously one cannot possibly
digest 60 alternatives and discriminate but only a small amount of them.

   Question #1 - Is there any research which suggest the optimal number of
alternatives that respondents can process?

I then use the PLANCARDS procedure to obtain the orthogonal array.  The
programming looks like....

ORTHOPLAN /FACTORS=
    BRAND 'Brand Name' (1 'A*' 2 'B*' 3 'C*' 4 'D*' 5 'E*' 6 'F*')
    PRICE 'Price' ('$7.99' '$9.99' '$11.99' '$13.99' '$15.99')
    FORMAT 'Formatted' (1 'Yes' 2 'No')
    /HOLDOUT=4.

And produces (with the default seed) 49 experimental cards.  That seems
like a lot considering I started with only 60 possible.  Furthermore, 49
alternatives is also too many cards to digest.

   Question #2 -  If I use a card sort procedure and have each respondent
rank order a random subset (say 6 cards) I assume that SPSS will treat the
others as missing.  Is there a problem with that?

OR ...

since the researcher really wants all the levels of each factor retained in
the study, can I randomly assign a subset of the levels and create several
mini-studies using the entire orthogonal array for each mini-study?  For
example, if I use a 3 x 2 x 2 design I end up with only 9 cards.  I could
randomly generate all the possible subsets and have subjects card sort and
then somehow combine the results of the "mini-studies:....?

I appreciate hearing from anyone who has experience with designing and/or
conducting a conjoint study....  TIA  :-)
Greg Nelson
UCNS - Client Services
The University of Georgia
gnelson@uga.cc.uga.edu
From: TWB2%RatesRDS%FAR@CTS27.CS.PGE.COM
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Subject: re: new group id values from the old one
Date: 5 Nov 92 18:36:47 GMT
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There must be some reason you are not able/willing to sort the final file by
ID.  Can you assign a serial number as you read the obs, then sort by it at
the end?  Perhaps some more detail on the problem would help.
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Date:         Sat, 7 Nov 1992 10:06:46 -0600
Reply-To:     "(Kernon Gibes)" <gibes@SWIRL.MONSANTO.COM>
From:         "(Kernon Gibes)" <gibes@SWIRL.MONSANTO.COM>
Subject:      RE: WHERE statement in PROC PLOT?
Comments: To: SAS-L@uga.cc.uga.edu@tin.monsanto.com
Comments: cc: GIBES@tin.monsanto.com

 CONTENT:   comment, f/u on "WHERE statement in PROC PLOT"
 SUMMARY:   Are WHERE statements supported in RUN group processing?
 REL/PLTF:  6.06+/na
 E-ADDR:    gibes@swirl.monsanto.com
 NAME:      Kernon Gibes
 DATE:      7 November 1992

Paul OldenKamp wrote that the WHERE statement wasn't working right in
PROC PLOT.  I noted that he was attempting to use a WHERE in run group
processing.  I wasn't aware that this was supported.  I note that the
manual mentions that the BY statement is supported in run groups, but
nothing about WHERE statements.  Is this suppose to work in 6.07?
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 12:12:12 PST
Reply-To:     Melvin Klassen <KLASSEN@UVVM.BITNET>
Comments:     Warning -- original Sender: tag was NETNEWS@UVVM.UVIC.CA
From:         Melvin Klassen <KLASSEN@UVVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: statlib

Ekeho Oh <V1354G@VM.TEMPLE.EDU> writes:
>Could I FTP software from statlib@lib.stat.cmu.edu?

Go ahead.  You have my permission! :-)))

If you use FTP, enter 'statlib' in response to the "name" prompt,
and enter your ID in response to the "password" prompt.

Alternately, to access this server via E-mail,
send E-mail to 'statlib@LIB.STAT.CMU.EDU',
and put the string 'send index' in the "Subject:" line.
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Date:         Wed, 4 Nov 1992 12:40:52 CST
Reply-To:     padaki <PADAKI@TAMVM1.BITNET>
From:         padaki <PADAKI@TAMVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: help with moving averages

On Wed, 4 Nov 1992 11:36:00 EST <SUMA@CLEMSON> said:
>Could someone tell me how I could use SAS to compute
>a set of moving averages?
>Thus the moving average for 1976-1978 would be computed using values
>of medroa for 1976, 1977, and 1978.
>     The moving average for 1977-1979 would be computed using values
>of medroa for 1977, 1978, and 1979 and so on.
>I want to store the moving average values in another data set arranged
>by the last year used in each moving average.

    You may want to take a look at the LAG function.
Language guide v6 pp563

Padmanabh M. Padaki
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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 14:26:10 PST
Reply-To:     Jerry Tangren <GSW$EN@WSUVM1.BITNET>
From:         Jerry Tangren <GSW$EN@WSUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Window License Fee Schedule

(J. Philip Miller) stated

>SI has indicated that it will support Windows NT on the Intel platform (I
>don't recall any statement that they would support it on DEC's Alpha

As of June 25, 1992 (the Pacific NW SAS Users Conference), Tim Lehman was
saying that SI was developing SAS for Windows NT on Intel platforms only.

My personal interpretation is that this is a statement by SI on the potential
of Windows NT.

Jerry Tangren (gsw$en@wsuvm1)
Tree Fruit Research & Extension Center
Wash State Univ
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 17:02:00 PST
Reply-To:     Thomas M Skinner <Thomas_M_Skinner@CCM.HF.INTEL.COM>
From:         Thomas M Skinner <Thomas_M_Skinner@CCM.HF.INTEL.COM>
Subject:      Re[2]: Window License Fee Schedule
Comments: To: Bert_Cave@ccm.hf.intel.com, SAS-L@uga.cc.uga.edu

>>Looks like the pricing for SAS Windows has been decided and will the
>>same as OS/2.  I just received a 1993 SAS License Fee Schedule
>>(Academic Computing Customers) for "The SAS System for Personal
>>Computers under OS/2 or Windows".  Too bad ............

>>The fees look the same as the 1992 OS/2 fees.

>You may want to check with your SAS-rep.  There may be some sort of
>"conversion" rate for the first year for DOS licenses that are
>upgrading to SAS Windows (like paying the difference between DOS
>renewal and Windows renewal rates for the number of licenses
>upgraded).  This takes the added STING out of first year costs.

Question:

Is there any mention of Windows for workgroups or Windows NT (SERVER
BASED SAS) in the pricing document? Large shops will likely find
such an arrangement economically desirable..   (INSIDER NEWS:
SCUTTLEBUT HAS IT THAT CERTAIN SOFTWARE COMPANIES BE DEMO-ING on NT
on an Intel PENTIUM MICROPROCESSOR BASED PLATFORM at the MS Booth at
FALL COMDEX NEXT WEEK)

We are looking for just such an arrangement.  For one thing, an
organization could save beaucoups bucks on hard disk upgrades if SI
provides this arrangement.

Enquiring minds want to know...

Intel Insider,

Tom Skinner
===========================================================================
T.M. Skinner                   Internet: Thomas_M_Skinner@ccm.hf.intel.com
Sr. SAS Technical Support          Mail: 1900 Prairie City Rd. MS FM1-102
Intel Corporation                        Folsom, CA 95630
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From:         "(J. Philip Miller)" <phil@WUBIOS.WUSTL.EDU>
Subject:      SAS on DEC's Alpha
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According to a news release from SAS Institute, they will begin initial
shipments this month for DEC's new 64-bit Alpha AXP RISC platforms/systems.
A limited experimental release of the SAS System for OpenVMS will soon be
shipped to about a dozen SAS Systems sites.  These sites will provide
initial feedback on SAS for Alpha AXP prior to the beta relase of the
software early next year.

-phil

--
     J. Philip Miller, Professor, Division of Biostatistics, Box 8067
	 Washington University Medical School, St. Louis MO 63110
     phil@wubios.WUstl.edu - Internet  (314) 362-3617 [362-2694(FAX)]
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Subject:      help Fortran Lib

Hello ,  my name is Philip J. Wang.   I am now programming in FORTRAN77
could anyone tell me if there is any FORTRAN subroutine library that
I can use ?

Thank you very much indeed!

Philip J. Wang

Santa Clara University
500 El Camino Real-63021
Santa Clara,  CA 95053-3021
Tel:  1(408)984-9083
E-mail:  jiwang@scuacc.scu.edu
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