Answer / rc

1. Reprogram and compare output.


2. Check log to see no warnings, errors.


etc.

Answer / bk

1.By checking log for Error and warrings. Automatic
variable _ERROR_ values should not be 1 .

2.By using SAS debugger

Answer / thirumalesh.e

when you write your sas programme include debugging and macro debugging statements at each step boundary and check for errors and messages at log by including put statement along with macro expressions. use all macro debugging statements efficiently. if you get right programme with less or no errors after debugging its validated and file the validated programme according to regulations.

Answer / russ

Verify statement;

Answer / sunil kantilal

Using the OBS=0 session option would result only in
Compilation of the code. Any other way of running the code
actually change/update/modify the dataset while running.
Including the debugger option. So the only way to trace the
errors and working of the syntax would be to unable the

OPTION OBS=0

Answer / ram

using sas functions
i.e missover,

For a user to have access to a standard workspace server, is internal authentication alone is sufficient? : sas-grid-administration

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What are symget and symput? : sas-macro

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which stats created by proc means that are not created by proc summary or vice versa?

2 Answers   GSK,

How we can create SAS USER DEFINED CODE?

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What are the ways in which macro variables can be created in sas programming?

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How to specify variables to be processed by the freq procedure?

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firstobs and obs are working only option wise,but we are using infile statement with firstobs and obs in a statement wise? so firstobs,obs working at options and statemnts or not?

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hi tell be about pfizer? how to compare the work with other companies ? please tell me how to login and work also?

1 Answers   Pfizer,

What is the difference between where and if statement?

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Baseline definition in your study

3 Answers   Accenture, Quintiles,

Code a PROC MEANS that shows both summed and averaged output of the data.

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Name few SAS functions?

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