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Mazi

Good day, I had a question relating to SAS VI 10.8 on Viya 3.5. Is it possible to delete an object (internal case) that has a relationship with other entities? The reason we want to do this is because we have a case that is "duplicated" and was accidentally logged twice. I tried adding the delete toolbar object, but received an error stating that this object could not be deleted as it has relationships with other entities. Thanks, Mazi

Satora_In

I have a project that is subject to regulations in the flow manager, and I set the regulations via SAS Console. How can you make it so that if a project has not finished its work before 14 o’clock, the project will stop completely and the check will be every day at 2 o’clock to check whether the project has completed its work or not. If you haven’t finished your work before 2 p.m., the project must be stopped.?

laika_matias

VBScript runs successfully when executed from SAS Base, but doesn't work in batch mode (I cannot see any errors). DATA _NULL_; RC=SLEEP(5); RUN; option noxwait; option noxsync ; data _NULL_; rc1=system('path\copy_cal.vbs'); put rc1; run; DATA _NULL_; RC=SLEEP(5); RUN;

Piers

Hi all I have two datasets addressing essentially the same question about ideal body shape and body composition. In the first, between subjects dataset (BETWEEN), participants are assigned to one of three experimental groups: personal ideal body shape (PERS), cultural ideal body shape (CULT), and most attractive body shape (ATT). In each group, participants judge images of body composition that fit the requirements of that condition. Then, the average muscle and adipose are calculated from their decisions. We also gather information about 2 covariates: the age and actual body mass index (BMI) of the participant. In the second, within subjects dataset (WITHIN), each participant makes judgements about all three conditions: personal ideal body shape (PERS), cultural ideal body shape (CULT), and most attractive body shape (ATT). The average body composition for the bodies in each of the three conditions is computed for each participant, and the same covariates, age and BMI obtained. It is relatively straight forward to carry out appropriately structured MANCOVA style analyses using PROC GLM, separately for the BETWEEN and WITHIN datasets. But this means that I cant directly assess the potential effect of sample type - i.e. WITHIN versus BETWEEN. There are reasons to do with psychological biases that I would like to estimate this. So, does anyone know if I can build a single model for the multivariate output (each decision about body composition renders both an adipose a skeletal muscle value), which incorporates sample type as a fixed effect, along with condition (PERS, CULT, and ATT), and the two covariates. I imagine that at least one difficult bit is structuring the random effects correctly. Bottom line, I would be extremely grateful to anyone who can provide expert advice on this problem. Many thanks in advance Piers

Ronein

Hello I want to generate seq number by group. The group is defined by 4 variables. This code is working 100%. My question- What is the reason that no need to use retain and SAS knows to keep the value from one observation to the next observation? data want; set have; by z r v q; if first.q then seq = 1; else seq + 1; run;