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Generate analysis files from supplemental qualifier
data
%sup2dat (data = source dataset,
rdomain =related domain,
idvar
= identification variable,
vartype
= variable type,
outdat
= output dataset);
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Where |
Is Type... |
And represents... |
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data | C
(200) | A two
level dataset name specification in the form of libname.dataname. An
example is:
mylib.suppqual
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rdomain | C
(200 optional) |
Related domain abbreviation to the
current dataset. If this is not specified, the first IDVAR, it
will select all the rows containing the IDVAR. |
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idvar | C
(200) |
Identification variable that is
stored in the supplemental qualifier. |
| vartype | C
(200 optional) |
Output variable type. Valid
value include:
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| outdat | C
(200 optional) |
This is the name of the new dataset
that will be produced. This is a two level name such as:
libname.dataname
A optional dataset label can also be specified in the format of:
libname.dataname
(label="my label")
If this is not specified, a dataset in the WORK area will be
produced with the name: a_newdata where the "newdata"
is the name of the IDVAR. | Details
This tool will produce an analysis file from the selected
SUPPQUAL dataset. It would then create an analysis file from the
selected IDVAR.
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dataset exist, the tool would overwrite the existing variable or
append the new variable to the existing dataset. When merging
or appending, merge the specified STUDYID and USUBJID variables. | It will perform the following
error checking and produce the following message if the parameters are
invalid.
- If the DATA parameter is
missing:
ERROR: [sup2dat] is missing required parameter DATA for input dataset. - If the DATA parameter is not
valid:
ERROR: [sup2dat] is not able to access the specified input dataset for
parameter DATA. - If RDOMAIN is invalid:
ERROR: [sup2dat] contains an invalid value for related domain in
parameter RDOMAIN. - If IDVAR is missing:
ERROR: [sup2dat] is missing required parameter IDVAR for supplemental
qualifier identification variable. - If the IDVAR parameter is not
valid:
ERROR: [sup2dat] is not able to access the specified IDVAR
identification variable in parameter IDVAR. - If VARTYPE is invalid:
ERROR: [sup2dat] is has an invalid specification for variable
type.
NOTE: Valid values include CHAR or NUM. - If OUTDAT is invalid:
ERROR: [sup2dat] contains an invalid specification for output
dataset.
NOTE: This needs to be a two level dataset name in the format of
libname.dataname. Example %sup2dat (data = mylib.suppqual,
rdomain = AE,
idvar
= AESEQ,
vartype
= CHAR,
outdat
= outlib.a_ae);
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