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Re: Help on SAS Programming #4 0 16 (1/20/2005 11:19:08 PM) comp.soft-sys.sas On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 09:23:10 -0800, hee_haa@YAHOO.COM wrote: >Hi All, > >I have a little problem in assigning a family ID for a group of data. >According to my database, I would like to assign a unique family... jmsiegel

Re: infile stopover option #2 1 48 (8/8/2003 12:24:09 AM) comp.soft-sys.sas On Fri, 1 Aug 2003 13:23:13 -0700, Tom S wrote: I am wondering if you are trying to use these functions for a differen purpose from what they are intended to do. These functions affect what SAS should do if ... jmsiegel

Re: SAS integration with ErWIN #4 0 50 (8/8/2003 12:09:25 AM) comp.soft-sys.sas I ran into a similar issue a couple of years ago while working on a data warehousing project for a dot-com. It would be really helpful if SAS developed relationships with ERwin and other major data engineering... jmsiegel

Re: Big data set summary report #7 1 38 (8/7/2003 7:50:13 PM) comp.soft-sys.sas Paul, I think our results showed agreement that the most efficient strategy (so far) was to use convert the n y/n variables into a single binary number using bit shifting within-the-register. But it appears t... jmsiegel

Re: Tool to best fit a two-term exponential? 0 21 (8/4/2003 11:22:11 PM) comp.soft-sys.sas PROC CAPABILITY, part of the SAS/QC package, has some very nice tools for curve-fitting. Part of PROC CAPABILITY's histogram functionality was added to PROC UNIVARIATE in Base SAS, but not the curve-fitting fea... jmsiegel

Re: Big data set summary report #4 0 32 (8/4/2003 1:36:19 AM) comp.soft-sys.sas For your report #2, a useful idea is to realize that if you look at your y/n values as 1/0 values, each unique combination corresponds to a unique binary number. With this in mind, the steps to create the repor... jmsiegel

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Re: array processing #4 2 18 (7/30/2003 4:59:52 AM) comp.soft-sys.sas >From: Jonathan Siegel > >As Dale points out, arrays aren't really what you want here. They make the >solution more complicated than it needs to be. Jonathan, I have read Dale's post quite carefully (which d... paul_dorfman (183)

Tool to best fit a two-term exponential? 1 48 (8/1/2003 3:04:00 PM) comp.soft-sys.sas Greetings good SAS people, On July 16 ff. in "Use SAS to fit this curve?", I inquired as to what tool I could use to find a best fit for some data. In subsequent manual tinkering, I have found that this data ... rmf4 (6)

Help on SAS Programming 9 35 (1/15/2005 5:23:10 PM) comp.soft-sys.sas Hi All, I have a little problem in assigning a family ID for a group of data. According to my database, I would like to assign a unique family_ID for data with either same tel_no or same address. For example... hee_haa (1)