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SAS
(Data warehousing – Analysis – Reporting)
 History of SAS
 SAS comes in ERP sector or not? Why?
 Datawareshousing concepts
 Data modeling and Data mining concepts
 When will use Data mining and Modeling Concepts
 Multidimensional Analysis and reporting
 When will go any Industry for Data modeling and Data mining
 Generation of various reports (Crystal and Dashboard reports)
 Integration between SAS to other technical tools
 What is Data science and Big data Analysis
 SAS Role in Big data Analysis
 Difference and Relation between Decision Support System – BI to
Data science
Clinical SAS
(SDTMIG-ADaM-SAP)

 What is Clinical research Study?

 SAS role in Clinical Research Study
 Project management in Clinical Research Study
 What is randomization and non randomization?
 Which is playing main role in Clinical research study?
 What is SOP (Standard operating Procedure)?
 What is the Protocol and role of Protocol in Clinical Research Study?
 What is CDISC process?
 Implementation of SDTMIG
 Importance of CDMsystems for data loading
 Difference between RDBMSystem to CDMsystemes
 Role of Statistical Analysis in Clinical Research Study
 What is SAP (Statistical Analysis Plan)?
 Role of SAP in Clinical Research Study
 Validation of Domain or Derived datasets which is Created according SDTM
 Generating of Listing
 Building of Analysis Datasets
 Generating of Tables and Figures
 Interaction between SAS with CDMs for data access
 SAS Work Flow in Clinical Research Study
 Financial & Market

 What is FDM(Financial Data Management)

 What is Risk Management Analysis
 Risk Management Analysis in various regions
 What is Credit Risk Management Analysis
 What is Score Card(Individual and International)
 Data mining applications for Credit sector
 Trail ,Testing and Tune the Models
 Develop Model Using Regression, Cluster
 Role of Decision tree in Analysis
 What is MIS report (Management Information System)
 Role of SAS in Credit Analysis and Different Banking Channels
 Use of association analysis and Market basket analysis in Market research

BASE SAS PROGRAMING

BASE SAS SAS/ASSIST SAS/STAT

SAS/ACCESS SAS/AF SAS/GRAPH
SAS/CONNECT SAS/IML SAS/OR
SAS/Warehouse Admin SAS/EIS SAS/ETS

And ODS applications and ODS Table tags for reporting

Advance Programming

Sql Applications

Macro Applications (SAS/MACRO)

Guide to BI platform

BI Architecture SAS/Enterprise Guide SAS/Information Delivery

Portal

SAS/DI studio SAS/Web report Studio

SAS/OLAP studio SAS/Management Console

SAS/Add – in Micro Soft SAS/Information Map studio

Web Based Analysis and Reporting Tool :

SAS Visual Analytics and Admin

GETTING STARTED WITH SAS SYSTEM:

 Basic operating system commands, operating system file structures

 Managing windows in SAS window environment
 How to run SAS application in different modes and in different environment like
Windows, Unix and Mainframes.
 Use of different kind of SAS products and how to use as per business requirement .
 Difference between the SAS products.
 How to use the Data Step to read and manipulate complex forms of data
 Write Data and Proc Steps
 Data step compile and execution
 To run SAS application on different modes
 Reading internal raw and external data into SAS
 Reading raw data SAS environment into DATASET using Input statement Advance
INFILE Statement options
 Working with SAS libraries System and User defined
 creation of user defined libraries in multi-engine architecture
 Using a single < libref> to reference some or all SAS libraries reading and printing
mixed records formats
 Reading packed and zoned decimal data Working with EBCDIC and ASCII data
 Reading data from dataset to another dataset
 To manage the SAS environment by the Global options
 Reducing memory requirements with BUFFNO and BUFSIZE working with SAS dataset
options
 To manage existing data with controlling statements and expressions
 Creating summary information, SAS functions, transforming data
 Changing variable types or data conversion using PUT and INPUT functions
 To export data from datasets to delimiter files using with dataset block
 Understand error messages in the SAS log and debug your program
 Use with error handling concepts

Perform Iterative Processing on Data:

 Using Do loops for repetitive calculations and processing

 Generate data by the loops
 Using Arrays to process across an observations and processing
 Using DO WHILE and DO UNTIL statements for conditional looping

Data Storage Methods And Compression

 SAS engines
 Space reduction
 Data set compression
Indexing Techniques And Uses

 When to use indexes

 Creating and deleting indexes
 Index advantages and disadvantages

Utilities To Manage And Work With Datasets

 What is Data management

 Data Using append procedure to add date values in existing data set
 Using the update statement to update data in existing data set
 Using the MODIFY statements to update and modify data in place
 Merging concepts
 Data transformation
 Concatenation concept
 Interleaving concept
 different kind of match merging using MERGE statement using the contribution (IN=)
option in Merge concept

Relevant Base SAS Procedures

 Organize and sort SAS data sets and working with duplicates
 To generate listing output by the print procedure
 Comparing data sets with Proc Compare
 To create user defined informat and format statements use format
 Using Proc Copy to copy data sets
 Importance of contents procedure
 Reading data from dataset for reporting use report
 Using Proc Datasets to modify data set structure, attributes, how to use permanent
formats, Setting up Integrity Constraints to maintain clean data and Setting up indexes
 Role of Transpose procedure
 Creation user defined informats and formats for data conversions and reporting

How to use PROC SQL to retrieve information

 Introduction to SQL Concepts

 The origin of SQL and why we use it
 Create new tables, indexes, views, and reports

Simple Queries:

 Understanding the Select statement

 How to specify columns and subset rows
  Using functions and generates summarized reports
 Ordering data and formatting output
 Performing group analysis, remerging and sub queries

Joining Data:

 What are Cartesian Products; what is Join

 Inner, Full, Outer, Left and Right Joins
 Set Operator us such as union and intersection Joining multiple tables
 Proc SQL as compared to the Data Step

Working with Tables, Views and Indexes:

 Creating Indexes and tables in SQL

 Why we use views in SQL
 Performance and space issues

Advanced SQL Topics:

 How to use SAS macros in SQL

 How dictionary tables and views can simplify programming SQL options
 How to ret rive raw data different from databases to SAS environment using SQL
statements
 To create table in different databases using SAS sql statements
 To manage in different databases using SAS sql statements

Pass through facility:

 Use of Pass through facility

 Communicate with other database like Access, Oracle, and DB2 …..

 Control and manage Other databases from the SAS

 Access data from Various databases to SAS

 Creation of Data warehousing environment

 Implementation of PTF applications

Base SAS Procedures and Statistical procedure(SAS/STAT)

  What is Multidimensional analysis and reporting
 To summary Statistical analysis summary procedure
 Producing Statistics with means procedure
 Testing categorical Data with FREQ PROCEDURE
 Producing Statistics with tabulate procedure
 Reporting areas in SAS
 To generate report use with proc report
 Examining Data with Univariate procedure
 T-tests and non parametric comparison
 Proc ANOVA for one way Analysis of Variance
 Examining correlations with PROC CORR
 PROC REG for Regression Analysis

Creating bar , pie charts & ODS(Output Delivery Systems)

 Producing BAR(Horizontal,Vertiacal,Bolcks) & pie Charts

 Enhancing O/P with Titles Footnotes Color & Font
 Producing & overlaying plots
 Controlling Appearance of axe’s
 Generating graphs use with ODS
 Generates in graphical terminal and Customized by the GChart, Gplot, Gbarline and
Boxplot
 Creates Catalog for storage of Graphs
 Generates Dash Board reports
 Export Graph into third party Panels(like RTF ,Excel and HTML)
 To generate and Customized reports by the ODS Applications
 Generates report in Third party files like(RTF,PDF and HTML)
 Generates reports in XML panel

How to work use with SAS/Access & SAS/connect

 To import data from different PC files use import procedure

 To export data from datasets to different PC files use export procedure
 To import data from different source use access procedure
 Uses of dbload procedure and how to work
 To transport datasets one environment to another environment and one version to another
version(windows to unix) use with cprot and cimport procedure
 How to use upload procedure
 How to use download procedure

How to work use with Macro language Introduction to Macros

 How the SAS macro language works

  What is role of macro in SAS
 Introduction to tokenizing, compiling and executing a SAS program
 How the macro processor works

Applying Macro Variables in a SAS Program

 Applying automatic macro variables

 Designing customized macro variables
 Substituting the macro variables in SAS programming
 Displaying macro variable values in the SAS log
 Applying quoting functions with macros

Incorporating SAS Macros in the Data Step

 Designing macro variables during Data Step execution

 Indirectly referencing macro variables
 Resolving macro variables during Data Step execution
 Understanding the functionality and application of the SYSMGET function and
SYSMPUT routine
 Using the INTO clause to build macro variables during PROC SQL execution

Running Macro Programs in SAS Software

 Designing and implementing simple macros and reduce customizing Sas application
 To develop reusable application use with Macro
 Specifying conditional coding inside a macro
 The macro compilation and execution processes in the macro processor SAS system
options used for debugging macros
 Reviewing error and warning log messages displayed by the Macro processor
 Designing and using macros containing parameters within them
 Using positional and keyword parameters in macro calls
 Difference between global and local symbol tables
 Nested macros and symbol table hierarchies
 Concepts in Macro functions, Macro interface and Macro quoting functions and how to
use Macro coding
Techniques for Storing Macros

 Understanding the autocall feature

 Permanently storing and using compiled macros
 Writing efficient macro programs

DEBUGGING SAS PROGRAMS

  SAS programs that work
 Fixing programs that don’t work
 Searching for the missing semicolon
 Input statement reaching past the end of line
 Lost Card
 Invalid Data
 How to handle different kind of SAS errors
 Missing VALUES were Generated
 Numeric Values have been converted to Charc
 Wrong results but no error message
 The Data Step Debugger
 SAS truncated a character variable
 SAS stops in the middle of job
 SAS runs out of memory or disk space
Statistical Data warehousing

 Data warehousing Concepts

 What is ETL?
 SAS/ETL Concepts
 What is OLAP?
 SAS/OLAP Concepts
 Role of Pass through facility to create Data ware housing Environment
Implementation of Host Speciation applications
 Data collection applications to run I/O operations
 Interaction between Micro soft communications protocol to SAS
 To run Email Host specifications applications using SAS
 Data collection application develop using ACCESS Engines
 Uses of Electronic submission? How to implement?
 What is Operational data model?
 What is FTP engine and How to capture data using FTP engine
 What is URL engine and capture data from web portal by the URL engine
(Only for MBA and MSC statistics)

Role of SAS/QC

 What is SAS/QC
 QC role in Data modeling & Data mining
 How to determine QC levels
 Uses of capability procedure
  To design distribution graphs & Normal curves using capability procedure
entation of Time series analysis using SAS/ETS
 What is Time Series?
 When will go for Time series analysis
 What is estimation?
 What is Forecasting?
 To develop Forecasting & Estimation applications using Forecast procedure
 To develop Arima models using Arima procedure
 Uses of loan procedure
 Uses of Expand procedure

SAS Enterprise Guide

Relation and Differences Between BASE SAS & EG

 Admin Process in SAS/EG

 Create and Mange the Project Files

 Start a project and Explore main windows

 Develop and Modify Macro and SAS Applications

 Importance of Stored Process

 Work with Project Designer and Exporter

 Work with Project Designer and Exporter

* Access

 Access data from PC files

 Access datasets from servers

 Extract data from Pc files

 Pulling data from Relation Database to sas

  Work with external engines and ODBC components

 Importing and Manage the Cubes

* Data Transformations

 Sorting data and Filter data

 Query processing

 Append the table

 Split the data and Columns

 Join the Tables

 Compare datasets

 Create formats and Assign to datasets

 Generate Random samples

 Transpose the data

 Describe the sas files

* Analysis and Reporting

 List data

 One way and Cross tabulate freq table wizards

 Summarize statistics and table wizards

 Distribution analysis

 Characterize data analysis

 Combine reports in single Document

 Generate statistics tables using Ttest , Anova, Correlation,

 Linear, Multivariate and Logistics regression wizards

  Provide statistical references using statistical tables

* Graphs

 Generate various type of Charts

 Generate various type of Plots