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    Practical No. 9: Aim: To Explicitly Control The Output of Multiple Observations To A SAS Data Set and Create

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    The document describes an experiment aimed at controlling output to multiple SAS data sets using conditional processing. The key points are: 1. Students will learn to use explicit OUTPUT statements to write observations from the program data vector (PDV) to a data set. 2. Conditional processing will be used to control which data set an observation is written to. 3. The OBS= and FIRSTOBS= options can be used to control which observations are processed.

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    Practical No.

    9
    Aim: To explicitly control the output of multiple observations to a SAS data set and create
    multiple SAS data sets using conditional processing.

    Prerequisite:

    1. Understanding of fundamental programming constructs of Base SAS

    Outcome: After successful completion of this experiment students will be able to

    1. Use explicit OUTPUT statement to write PDV contents to a data set.


    2. Use conditional processing to control the data set to which an observation is written.
    3. Use OBS= and FIRSTOBS= option to control the observations being processed.

    (TO BE COMPLETED BY STUDENTS)

    Roll No. Name:


    Class: Batch:
    Date of Practical: Date of Submission:
    Grade:

    Assignment 1:

    For the following program.

    proc print data=orion.prices;


    run;

     Write a data step to create a new data set work.price_increase that forecasts unit prices for
    the next 3 years. Use explicit OUTPUT statements to forecast Unit_price for the next 3 years
    using Factor as the annual rate of increase.

     Print the new data set to include only product_id, unit_price and year.

    Code of the program:

    Output of the Program:


    Assignment 2:

    Read the data set orion.orders.

     Create 3 data sets named work.fast, work.slow and work.veryslow.


     Write a WHERE statement to read only the observations with order_type =2 or 3.
     Create a variable named Shipdays that is the number of days between when the order is
    placed and when is it delivered.
     Handle the outputs as follows.
    o Output to work.fast when value of Shipdays is less than 3.
    o Output to work.slow when value of Shipdays is 5 to 7.
    o Output to work.veryslow when value of Shipdays is greater than 7.
    o Do not output an observation when value of Shipdays is 3 or 4
     Drop the variable employee_id
     Print the result of all 3 new data sets created with appropriate title.

    Code of the program:

    Output of the Program:

    Assignment 3:

     Read the data set product_dim.


     Create 2 data sets named work.children and work.clothes.
     Output to these data sets depending on whether the value of product_line is ‘Children’ or
    ‘Clothes & Shoes’.
     Work.children should contain only product_id, product_category and supplier_country.
     Work.clothes should contain only product_id and supplier_id.
     Print only the first 6 observations from work.children.
     Print the selected observation – 2 and 3 from work.clothes.

    Code of the program:

    Output of the Program:

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