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what are different analysis datasets you created and what are the new variables created

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what are different analysis datasets you created and what are the new variables created..

Answer / ram

We can create the Analysis data sets using Base SAS Proc SQL.
Analysis is nothing but to creative new variables using to create calculation.
Ex- what is the business done for financial year on 2012.
what is the business for Month on Month.
what is the business done by live agents.

variable like--
Month,FY2011,FY2012,interested_rate,Pending_amount.

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what are different analysis datasets you created and what are the new variables created..

Answer / ramkgupta

In Clinical SAS, analysis datasets are the highest level datasets, one pro away to produce TLF's. these datasets stores almost all information related to specific kind. for example: ADSL, ADAE, ADCM, ADLB....etc. Here ADSL stores all basic information regarding subjects in the study. ADAE stores all adverse events related information.

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