Discover through examples how you can easily perform specific tasks to combine and modify SAS data sets. These examples demonstrate how to use the SET, MERGE, and MODIFY statements and the SQL procedure for combining and modifying SAS data sets. This book is written for intermediate to experienced SAS programmers.

Combining and Modifying SAS Data Sets: Examples, Version 6, First Edition

Science & Math

SAS Publishing

Mathematics

Increase the modularity, flexibility, and maintainability of your SAS code with the SAS macro facility! This comprehensive reference provides complete descriptions of macro language features and of interfaces between the macro facility and other parts of SAS software. Chapters on debugging macros and on writing efficient and portable macros will increase your productivity in macro programming. To take advantage of this book, you should have at least an intermediate knowledge of base SAS programming.

SAS Macro Language: Reference, First Edition

Computers & Technology

Programming

The complete reference for all base SAS procedures, this title also has numerous examples of how to use procedures to analyze, manage, and present your data. An overview of each procedure is provided, giving you a clear idea of what the procedure does and, if relevant, of the kind of output that it produces. The examples section in each chapter provides code and explanations, making it easy to understand. Syntax is augmented with tables showing you what statements and options can do. Both experienced SAS users and inexperienced SAS users who are computer literate will find this handy reference invaluable. Supports releases 8.00 and higher of SAS software.

SAS Procedures Guide, Version 8 (2 Volume Set)

Operating Systems

Here's your one source for reference entries for individual elements of the SAS language in an alphabetized, encyclopedia format. This title is intended for users with previous experience with the SAS System or who have at least an intermediate level of expertise with another programming language. Use this title for complete reference information for all non-operating-environment-specific features of the SAS language. In this context, "language" includes all features that are not procedures. SAS Language Reference: Concepts is a companion volume to this title, providing essential concepts for SAS System features, the DATA step, and SAS files. 
Supports releases 8.00 and higher of SAS software.

SAS Language Reference: Dictionary, Version 8 (3 Volume Set)

This title provides complete reference information on all SAS/ETS software procedures as well as the Time Series Forecasting System, which is a point-and-click application for both automatic and interactive time series modeling and forecasting. This user's guide combines the information from the SAS/ETS User's Guide, Version 6, SAS/ETS Software: Time Series Forecasting System, and the SAS/ETS Software: Changes and Enhancements through Version 8. It includes introductory and advanced examples for each procedure. In addition, it contains an easy-to-read chapter providing step-by-step examples on how to use the Time Series Forecasting System. This title is also available free online from SAS Publishing.

SAS/ETS User's Guide, Version 8, 3 Vol. SET

This title provides the latest, detailed reference material for all of the procedures in SAS/STAT software, and syntax, usage, and examples. The documentation also includes overviews of the statistical areas covered and a discussion of the use of the Output Delivery System with the analytical procedures. New chapters describe procedures for survey data analysis, nonlinear mixed models, loess regression, kernel density estimation, and thin-plate splines, while other chapters have been updated with enhancements. 
Supports releases 8.00 and higher of SAS software.

SAS/STAT User's Guide, Version 8 (3-volume set)

This title is a comprehensive reference to all the features and options available with SAS/GRAPH software. In addition to a detailed introduction to SAS/GRAPH, it includes complete information on each SAS/GRAPH statement and procedure. Each statement description includes example programs designed to show you the capabilities of the statement and its options. This title also includes complete information on the DATA step graphics interface and the annotate facility. Supports releases 8.00 and higher of SAS software.

SAS/GRAPH Software: Reference, Version 8

Discover how to perform statistical analysis using the Analyst Application, a point-and-click interface to basic statistical analysis in SAS. The Analyst Application provides easy access to both statistical analyses and associated graphical tasks. This title includes step-by-step instructions for using the Analyst Application to perform tasks such as hypothesis tests, table analysis, ANOVA, regression, survival analysis, repeated measurements, mixed models, and basic power computations. In addition, this title describes how you can import data from a variety of sources, edit values, compute new variables, rearrange your data table, and manage your results with the results tree. This title is also available online. This title is a useful tool for students and researchers as well as for experienced SAS users who want to learn how to use this convenient interface to widely used statistical, graphical, and reporting techniques.

The Analyst Application, Second Edition

Programming Languages

SAS Institute

A practical guide to learn about z/OS and SAS, this companion documents details of the user interface and SAS language that are specific to the z/OS operating environment. There are three main sections. The usage section shows you how to perform common tasks such as allocating and accessing files, customizing your SAS session, and redirecting the SAS log and SAS procedure output. The reference section describes SAS language features that are specific to z/OS or that have aspects that are specific to z/OS, such as system options, statements, and procedures. An applications section provides information about optimizing performance, using the SAS interface's SIP and HEX, and topics of particular interest to SAS programmers and system administrators. This documentation is intended for users who are familiar with SAS, but who have not necessarily used SAS under z/OS. This title is also available free online from SAS Publishing.

SAS 9.1 Companion For z/OS, Volumes 1 and 2

Computer Science

Base SAS software enables you to bring all your data into a single system. This title comprehensively documents essential concepts for SAS features, the DATA step, and SAS files. The following topics are included: general Base SAS concepts such as SAS processing, SAS names, missing values, expressions, time and date values, WHERE processing, SAS output, and error processing and debugging; Base SAS DATA step concepts such as DATA step, BY-group, and array processing, how to read raw data, how to combine and modify SAS data sets, and how to use DATA step component objects; SAS windowing environment concepts such as main windows and how to manage data in the windowing environment; Base SAS file concepts such as SAS data libraries, SAS data sets, and SAS catalogs, how to create and use stored compiled SAS programs, indexes, integrity constraints, generation data sets, and audit trails, version compatibility issues, file protection, SAS I/O engines, SAS file management, and external files; and industry protocols used in SAS, such as SMTP E-mail and UUID. This reference is a companion volume to the SAS Language Reference: Dictionary, which provides complete reference information about fundamental SAS language element features and the DATA step debugger. This title is also available free online from SAS Publishing.

SAS 9.1 Language Reference Concepts

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