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data access statements
data errors
data processing, SAS system options for
data relationships, SAS data sets
data set options
COMPRESS=
FIRSTOBS=
GENMAX=
GENNUM=
IDXNAME=
IDXWHERE=
IN=
interaction with system options
OBS=
summary table of
syntax
versus SAS system options
WHERE=
with SAS data sets
data set size, calculating
DATA step
assigning passwords
compilation phase
creating variables
descriptor information
execution phase
flow of action
input buffer
input data
output
output structure with ODS
program data vector (PDV)
DATA step debugger
DATA step functions, within macro functions
DATA step statements, summary table
DATA step views
creating
examples "DATA Step Views"
examples "DATA Step Views"
passwords
performance
restrictions and requirements
uses for
versus PROC SQL views
versus stored and compiled DATA step programs "DATA Step Views"
versus stored and compiled DATA step programs "Differences between Stored Compiled DATA Step Programs and DATA Step Views"
DATA step, execution sequence
default
default, changing for a given observation
default, changing with functions
default, changing with statements
language elements affecting
step boundaries
stopping
DATA step, report writing
customized reports
without creating a data set
DATA step, walkthrough
execution phase, ending
input buffer, creating
program data vector (PDV), creating
reading a record "Processing a DATA Step: A Walkthrough"
reading a record "Processing a DATA Step: A Walkthrough"
sample DATA step
writing an observation
database management system files
DATASETS procedure
date and time intervals
boundaries
by category
multi-unit
multi-week
shifted
single-unit
syntax
DATE system option
dates and times
calculating date values
character dates, converting
date constants in expressions
displaying
duration "Date and Time Intervals"
duration "Date and Time Intervals"
expanding in external files
external dates, converting to internal
formats "Formats by Category"
formats "SAS Date, Time, and Datetime Values"
functions for
informats "Informats by Category"
informats "SAS Date, Time, and Datetime Values"
international formats
numeric dates, converting
on output listings
packed Julian formats
packed Julian informats
reading
SAS date value
storing date values
time constants in expressions
time values
tools, summary table of
writing
Y2K problem
Y2K problem, and data integrity
Y2K problem, corrective strategies
Y2K problem, example
Y2K problem, potential problem areas
Y2K problem, tools for
year 2000
YEARCUTOFF= system option, century cutoff
YEARCUTOFF= system option, example
YEARCUTOFF= system option, reading two-digit years
years (two-digit and four-digit), example
years (two-digit and four-digit), reading
years (two-digit), reading
datetime constants in expressions
datetime values
DBCS (double-byte character set)
converting between encoding schemes
DATA step functions for
encoding
formats
functions for
informats
limitations
on a mainframe
requirements for SAS System
shift out/shift in (SO/SI) codes
split DBCS character strings
uses for
when to use
debugger
debugging
data errors
DATA step debugger "Debugging with the DATA Step Debugger"
DATA step debugger "Overview of Base SAS Software"
error checking options
execution-time errors
format modifiers for
log control options for error checking
macro-related errors
multiple errors
out-of-resources condition
return codes
semantic errors
syntax check mode
syntax errors
system options for
declarative statements
default data sets
DELETE statement
descriptive statistics, functions for
descriptor information
DETAILS system option
DICTIONARY tables
viewing, entire table
viewing, table subsets
viewing, table summaries
direct access method, combining SAS data sets
display, SAS system options for
DKRICOND= system option
DKROCOND= system option
DO loops
DO UNTIL expressions
DO WHILE expressions
dollar sign, reading raw data
double-precision versus single precision
driver settings, SAS system options for
DROP statement
DSNFERR system option

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