Finds duplicate variable names in the transformation models
%finddup (modlib = library for models,
output = output report);
Where |
Is
Type... |
And
represents... |
modlib |
C |
SAS library name containing the models stored
as SAS datasets. |
output |
C (optional) |
Output report name. If none is
specified, the default report name is finddup.html stored at the
current location. There are two reports that are generated. |
Details This tool analyzes all the models specified
at a specified libname. It will search for duplicate transformed
variable names in the "Update To" field. Whenever there is the same
variable name mentioned twice, it will capture and generate a report.
The report will contain the following information:
- Transformed variable name.
- Update to specification
- Original variable name
- Source dataset name
- Destination dataset name
A second report is generated will be generated listing the findings of
each duplicate variable side by side. It will list the original
source variable and merge them if they are on different datasets.
The merge by field will be USUBJID.
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- The libname TRANSLIB needs
to be defined prior the use of %finddup. This libname
points to the administrative dataset that manages the models of the
transformation as managed by Transdata.
- If the transformation uses
a particular libname to reference its data, it is required that you
define that same libname pointing to the same location.
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Example %finddup (modlib = mylib,
output = c:\temp\findddup.html);
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