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Conference Proceedings: SAS Users Group International 17

April 12-15, 1992, Honolulu, Hawaii, 264 papers

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[Original source: https://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings-archive/SUGI92/proceedings.html] SAS Users Group International 17: Best Papers and honorable mentionsUsing SAS® Software to Develop a User-Friendly Application Interface   Elizabeth Ogden, Engineering & Information Services, Inc; Kevin Steiger, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (Best Contributed)DateDiff - More Than a SAS® Macro   Jerry Kagan, Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories (Best Contributed)Using SAS/ACCESS® Software for Rdb in Clinical Trials Research   Joseph B. McGlynn, Mallinckrodt Medical Inc. (Best Contributed)Some Suggested Modifications to the SAS® Conjoint Macro_   Jairo Castano; Willem Janssen (Best Contributed)Getting Mainframe SAS/GRAPH® Output into Your PC Software   Timothy L. Latendress, DPRA Incorporated (Best Contributed)SAS® Software on the IBM RISC System/6000® Workstation - The Wave of the Future for Information Delivery   Darius S. Baer, IBM Corporation; James L. Shefelbine, Burlington Northern Railroad (Best Contributed)Using SAS® Software to Evaluate the Imaging Performance of Presurgical Diagnostic Tests in the Detection of Cancer   Kristin R. Dawson, CYTOGEN Corporation (Best Contributed)Using SAS/GRAPH® Software for Three-Dimensional Illustrations of VL Amino Acid Diversity7 ..   Perry Watts, Fox Chase Cancer Center; Samuel Litwin, Fox Chase Cancer Center (Best Contributed)Proportional Hazards Analysis of Left-truncated Survival Data   Dennis Heisey, University of Wisconsin-MADISON (Best Contributed)Using SAS® Software to Evaluate the Power of Alternative Data Analytic Methods for Repeated Measures Designs   Thomas C. Chenier, East Carolina University (Best Contributed)An In-House SAS® Users Group: Facilitating the Transition to Version 6   Marcia S. Murto, American Cyanamid Company (Best Contributed) Advanced TutorialsApplications DevelopmentBeginning TutorialsDatabase Management FacilitiesEconometrics, Operations Research, and Quality ControlFormal Online DemonstrationsGraphicsHands-on WorkshopsHost Systems and the C LanguageInformation SystemsPerformance and TuningPostersSAS Graphics Competition WinnersStatistics and Statistical GraphicsTraining and User Support Services Advanced TutorialsFun with the SQL Procedure---An Advanced TutorialPaul Kent, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 9 Size: 234 Kb Ifs, Ands, and Buts: A Case Study in Advanced Macro ImplementationPeter Kretzman, McCaw Cellular Communications, Inc.Pages: 7 Size: 213 Kb Intelligent Production Graphic Reporting ApplicationsLeRoy Bessler, Miller Brewing CompanyPages: 7 Size: 190 Kb The SAS® System Supervisor - A Version 6 UpdateMerry G. Rabb, SAS Institute Inc.; Donald J. Henderson, SAS Institute Inc.; Jeffrey A. Polzin, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 8 Size: 218 Kb SAS® Software Puzzles 1992: Conversion TechniquesVeronica Fasullo, Atlantic Research Corporation; Robert G. Hall, Atlantic Research CorporationPages: 10 Size: 159 Kb Moving SAS® Transport Files Across Different Hardware Platforms: An Advanced TutorialTamara R. Fischell, DP Pros, Inc.; Margaret Menache, Duke University Medical CenterPages: 8 Size: 188 Kb The Utter "Simplicity?" of the TABULATE ProcedureDaniel E. Bruns, Tennessee Valley AuthorityPages: 5 Size: 213 Kb Getting It and Keeping It with SAS® Software-Advanced StrategiesSally M. Muller, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kenneth A. Hardy, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Keith J. Brown, University of North Carolina - Chapel HillPages: 7 Size: 219 Kb Strategies for Advanced Merging Applications Using the SQL Procedure and the Data StepJudith H. Mopsik, Atlantic Research Corporation; Jeffrey C. Phillips, Atlantic Research Corporation; Margaret Seldin, Atlantic Research CorporationPages: 8 Size: 177 Kb Data Set Manipulation with Screen Control Language (SCL)Marge Scerbo, CHPDM/UMBCPages: 8 Size: 168 Kb Building Data-Driven Applications Using the SAS® Applications System: Selected TechniquesSAS Consulting Services Staff, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 7 Size: 204 Kb  Applications DevelopmentAn Advance in Geographic Information Systems Using SAS® Software: Address Level Lat-LongingDoug Surch, Audience Identification Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 215 Kb Using SAS® Software to Develop a Geographical Database for Aerial PhotographyShlomit Yaari, Bar-Han UniversityPages: 6 Size: 146 Kb The Mighty Macro versus the Lowly LinkBarbara M. Ison, U.S. Department of Agriculture; Dania P. Ferguson, U.S. Department of AgriculturePages: 6 Size: 119 Kb Macros Invocation Hierarchy: Session-Compiled, Autocall, and Compiled-Stored MacrosSusan M. O'Connor, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 5 Size: 166 Kb Using SAS® Macros to Generate Code (So Your Program Can Figure Out What to Do for Itself)Nancy K. Blood, MIB, Inc.Pages: 5 Size: 67 Kb "You Need This Done by When?" - Increasing Your Efficiency with the SAS® SystemMark S. DeHaan, Idaho National Engineering LaboratoryPages: 4 Size: 113 Kb Ad Hoc Access to Diverse Databases for the Computer IlliterateEric Larson, Glaxo Inc.Pages: 8 Size: 237 Kb A User-Friendly SQL Query Generator Using SAS/AF® Software and SCLBert Cave, Intel CorporationPages: 6 Size: 145 Kb Techniques for Using Screen Control Language in an FSEDIT Multi-User EnvironmentAnn E. Carpenter, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 4 Size: 124 Kb Best ContributedUsing SAS® Software to Develop a User-Friendly Application InterfaceElizabeth Ogden, Engineering & Information Services, Inc; Kevin Steiger, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics LaboratoryPages: 5 Size: 134 Kb Project Tracking System Using SAS/AF® SoftwareDavid M. Hartman, SmithKline Beecham PharmaceuticalsPages: 6 Size: 152 Kb A User-Friendly Front End to Access GDGs: Automatic JCLMatthew Casella, Depository Trust CompanyPages: 6 Size: 137 Kb Data-Checking Methods in a Data Entry System Based on SAS® Software: Exploring the PossibilitiesSandi Tennyson, Immunex Research and Development CorporationPages: 5 Size: 168 Kb The Parke-Davis Assessment Program - An Example Using SQL in SAS® ProgrammingRussell Newhouse, Warner-lambert/Parke-DavisPages: 6 Size: 121 Kb Creating a Developer's Toolkit: Facilitating the Development of SAS/AF' ApplicationsDan Gronell, American Cyanamid CompanyPages: 6 Size: 194 Kb The SQL Procedure as a Tool for Natural Language ProcessingKurt Schmidt, Research Triangle InstitutePages: 6 Size: 90 Kb Development of the RELIABILITY Procedure Using SAS/TOOLKIT" SoftwareShobha Choudhari, South Carolina State College; Chintamani Sahoo, South Carolina State CollegePages: 6 Size: 95 Kb New Features in SAS/TOOLKIT" SoftwareRichard D. Langston, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 7 Size: 136 Kb Effective and Efficient Information Delivery for Executive ManagementLeRoy Bessler, Miller Brewing CompanyPages: 7 Size: 129 Kb A Tool for Compiling DATA Steps in Large SAS® SystemsHerb Reynolds, Viar and Company, Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 175 Kb Data Exchange Between the SAS® System and Microsoft® ExcelLouise Weiler, Pacific Gas and Electric Company; Raymond Wan, Independent ConsultantPages: 6 Size: 141 Kb Best ContributedDateDiff - More Than a SAS® MacroJerry Kagan, Wyeth-Ayerst LaboratoriesPages: 6 Size: 155 Kb Hitting a Moving Target: A Simple but Effective Table Look-UpJudy A. D. Alicante, Pacific Gas and Electric CompanyPages: 6 Size: 145 Kb Adding the SAS® Patriot to Your COBOL ArsenalDouglas A. Bell, Plains Cotton Cooperative AssociationPages: 2 Size: 68 Kb Estimating the Cost and Time for Developing SAS® Software ApplicationsJoel M. Hoffman, Pfizer Central Research; Judith H. Mopsik, Atlantic Research Corporation; Jeffrey A. Polzin, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 7 Size: 180 Kb Using the SAS® System for Medical Data Processing and Event Analysis: An OverviewHarald Pitz, Frankfurt University Hospital; Marcus Frenz, Frankfurt University Hospital; Hans-Peter Howaldt, Frankfurt University HospitalPages: 6 Size: 150 Kb Using the SAS® System to Supervise Disk Pack Usage in an MVS EnvironmentPeter Yribar, R. L. Polk; Michael Sternberg, R. L. PolkPages: 4 Size: 95 Kb Using the Make Routine to Aid System DevelopmentGreg Silva, Independent ConsultantPages: 4 Size: 84 Kb A SAS® Code FormatterWilliam S. Calvert, Service Research, Inc.; Malla R. Rao, National Institutes of HealthPages: 5 Size: 131 Kb How Southern California Gas Company Implemented an Interactive and Complex Forecasting System Using SAS® SoftwareTom Eunice, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS COMPANY; Co Nguyen, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS COMPANYPages: 4 Size: 71 Kb  Beginning TutorialsHow to Gain a Working Knowledge of the FREQ Procedure without Freaking OutWendy London, Pharmaceutical Research Associates, Inc.Pages: 8 Size: 267 Kb How to Use the WHERE StatementJuliana Mei-Mei Ma, Quintiles, Inc.Pages: 5 Size: 145 Kb Pie Charts and Bar Charts: Getting Their Best out of SAS/GRAPH® SoftwareLeRoy Bessler, Miller Brewing CompanyPages: 10 Size: 259 Kb Using and Understanding SAS® FormatsHoward Levine, DynaMark, Inc.Pages: 7 Size: 117 Kb The REPORT Procedure: An Introduction to the Batch LanguageRay Pass, Columbia-Presbyterian Medical CenterPages: 10 Size: 215 Kb  Database Management FacilitiesUsing the SAS® BMDP and SPSS Engines with Release 6.07 of the SAS® System and VMS 5.4Barbara B. Okerson, Memphis State UniversityPages: 3 Size: 87 Kb Experiences Using SAS/ACCESS® Software in a Complex Relational Database ApplicationMurty Arisetty, HowmedicaPages: 9 Size: 177 Kb Making Use of the SAS® Implementation of SQLDon Stanley, Databank Systems LTDPages: 6 Size: 212 Kb Using the SAS® System within a Strategic Information ArchitectureTim Feetham, Security Pacific Corp.Pages: 4 Size: 126 Kb A SASS Interface to System 1032: Writing a User-Maintainable Interface to Data Management SystemsAllan D. Rosen, University of PittsburghPages: 5 Size: 163 Kb Some Considerations in Designing SAS®-Based Data Management Systems for Large International Epidemiologic StudiesCynthia L. Johnson, Merck Research Laboratories; Michael Arrighi, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Priscilla E. Van Grevenhof, Mayo Clinic; Roger Mueller, Mayo Clinic; Laurel Panser, Mayo Clinic; Robert Lee, University of Edinburgh; C. Chute, Mayo ClinicPages: 9 Size: 252 Kb Realizing Improved Efficiency on Large Databases with SQL in SAS® 6.06 with Further Improvements under SAS 6.07Anne Soeder, Glaxo Inc.Pages: 3 Size: 75 Kb Control and Monitor Facilities for Multi-User AccessRandy Horne, Tennessee Valley AuthorityPages: 5 Size: 183 Kb Database Features Extend the Scope of SAS/SHARE® SoftwareWilliam D. Clifford, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 132 Kb Artificial Intelligence and the SAS® System: Why You Have to Teach the SAS® System about SEX!David B. Malkovsky, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 195 Kb Best ContributedUsing SAS/ACCESS® Software for Rdb in Clinical Trials ResearchJoseph B. McGlynn, Mallinckrodt Medical Inc.Pages: 4 Size: 91 Kb The SAS System Enters the Third Dimension Using DATA Step Views for Real-time Quality ControlJeffrey A. Polzin, SAS Institute Inc.; Robert N. Rodriguez, SAS Institute Inc.; James F. SattlerPages: 5 Size: 162 Kb Experiments in IndexingSwati Bansal, American College of Radiology; Margaret Seldin, Atlantic Research CorporationPages: 3 Size: 62 Kb Advanced Programming Topics for the SAS/ACCESS® Interface to DB2® Using the New Features of Release 6.07Bradley W. Klenz, Meridian Software, Inc.; Charles A. Jacobs, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 10 Size: 357 Kb Using SAS/Access® Software and Database Management Systems in a Distributed EnvironmentJana Van Wyk, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 10 Size: 334 Kb Corporate Data: Bringing Together the Islands of Information with SAS/ACCESS® SoftwareEmily P. Wallace, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 4 Size: 144 Kb  Econometrics, Operations Research, and Quality ControlUsing the ARIMA Procedure in Forecasting the Demand and Utilization of Inpatient Hospital ServicesJohn J. Hisnanick, U.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesPages: 9 Size: 166 Kb Using SAS® Econometric Modeling to Predict Year 2000 Census Mail ResponseJay K. Keller, U.S. Bureau of the Census; Michele Carrier, U.S. Bureau of the CensusPages: 4 Size: 104 Kb Analyzing Business and Economics Data with SAS/ETS® SoftwareMark Little, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 9 Size: 265 Kb Running the Business: Financial Management with the SAS® SystemJeff Babcock, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 14 Size: 323 Kb Optimal Tax Strategies for Small Businesses and Professional PracticesJanet R. Gibley, General Business Services; Raymond A. Gibley, General Business ServicesPages: 3 Size: 63 Kb Weather Sensitive Appliance Load Curves: Conditional Demand EstimationDeepak A. Keshani, Duke Power Company; Thomas N. Taylor, Duke Power CompanyPages: 9 Size: 204 Kb Testing the Rationality of Panel Data Forecasts Using a GMM EstimatorRichard H. Cohen, University of HawaiiPages: 6 Size: 285 Kb Are Your Manufacturing and Distribution Systems Optimal? Exploiting Networks to Solve Linear Programming Models FasterMaria Lupetin, Lupetin Consultants Inc.; Trevor D. Kearney, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 5 Size: 136 Kb Processing Longitudinal Data for Input into the LIFETEST Procedure: Examples from the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP)Taube Wilson, Westat, Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 206 Kb Best ContributedSome Suggested Modifications to the SAS® Conjoint Macro_Jairo Castano; Willem JanssenPages: 6 Size: 121 Kb Managing Time and Resources: Enterprisewide Project ManagementLaurie Rose, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 4 Size: 131 Kb Using the Project Management Tools in the SAS® SystemRadhika Kulkarni, SAS Institute Inc.; Gehan Corea, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 13 Size: 231 Kb Multicriteria Decision Making with SAS® SoftwareMary G. Crissey, U.S. Air ForcePages: 7 Size: 141 Kb Quality Sciences at Delco Electronics CorporationBruce McLean, Georgia Southern UniversityPages: 3 Size: 80 Kb  Formal Online DemonstrationsExperimental Design of the Mace with JMP DesignJohn P. Sall, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 7 Size: 195 Kb  GraphicsWhat's New in Release 6.07 of SAS/GRAPH® SoftwareDonna Bravo, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 9 Size: 210 Kb SAS/NVISION'" Software: The SequelAnthony R. MacKay, University of GuelphPages: 1 Size: 35 Kb CUMULUS, Graphic Representation of Factorial PlanesDanielle Grange, C.N.R.S. Computer Center; Michel Ringenbach, C.N.R.S. Computer CenterPages: 7 Size: 166 Kb Effective and Efficient Use of SAS/GRAPH® SoftwareLeRoy Bessler, Miller Brewing CompanyPages: 10 Size: 180 Kb The Colour Centrifuge!Philippe Brown, Marcol Group Ltd.Pages: 3 Size: 85 Kb Using Personal Computers as Host Graphics DevicesMike Kalt, SAS Institute Inc.; Peter Ruzsa, SAS Institute Inc.; Mike Long, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 214 Kb Put Presentation Graphics in Your ApplicationsAnthony L. Friebel, SAS Institute Inc.; Jade Walker, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 10 Size: 283 Kb Tetraplot - Four Vertices Are Better Than ThreeLeon L. Fedenczuk, Gambit Consulting Ltd.; Mark Bercov, Bercov Computer Consultants Ltd.Pages: 5 Size: 124 Kb Best ContributedGetting Mainframe SAS/GRAPH® Output into Your PC SoftwareTimothy L. Latendress, DPRA IncorporatedPages: 4 Size: 102 Kb Importing X Window System- Raster Images into SAS/GRAPH® Software OutputBernadette H. Johnson, Pharmaceutical Product Development, Inc.; Wendy D. Johnson, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 195 Kb  Hands-on WorkshopsLittle Orphan Annotate: How to Dress Up SAS/GRAPH® Software OutputArthur L. Carpenter, California Occidental ConsultantsPages: 6 Size: 119 Kb Using the SQL ProcedureKirk Paul Lafler, Software Intelligence CorporationPages: 6 Size: 109 Kb SAS/IML® Software: An Application-Oriented IntroductionEd Barber, University of California - San DiegoPages: 4 Size: 82 Kb Enhancing the Printed Appearance of Your SAS® ReportsS. David Riba, JADE Tech, Inc.Pages: 3 Size: 101 Kb A Do-It-Yourself Guide to Creating a Data Entry Application Using SAS/FSP® Software and Screen Control Language (SCL)Veronica Fasullo, Atlantic Research Corporation; Felix G. Meale, Atlantic Research CorporationPages: 5 Size: 104 Kb  Host Systems and the C LanguageSources of SAS® System Information in the MVS EnvironmentMichael A. Raithel, Computer Associates International, Inc.Pages: 10 Size: 150 Kb Exploiting Features of Release 6.07 of the SAS® System that Are Specific to the VMS Operating SystemBrian Hess, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 8 Size: 231 Kb Getting the Most Out of the CMS Operating System with SAS® SoftwareMatt Aaronson, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 177 Kb AUTO WRAP/TABS: Are These Parameters a Limitation on IBM® Terminals?Marie E. Tennant, Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance AgencyPages: 5 Size: 164 Kb Best ContributedSAS® Software on the IBM RISC System/6000® Workstation - The Wave of the Future for Information DeliveryDarius S. Baer, IBM Corporation; James L. Shefelbine, Burlington Northern RailroadPages: 6 Size: 174 Kb Desktop Strategies: Should I Go to OS/2® Windows, or UNIX?John Sims, SAS Institute Inc.; David C. Brumitt, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 2 Size: 79 Kb Taking Advantage of the Power and Flexibility of the SAS® System for OS/2® and Microsoft WindowsMark W. Cates, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 5 Size: 177 Kb Plotting with Mainframe Power and PC Flexibility in Version 6 of the SAS®SystemTim Berryhill, Pacific Gas and Electric CompanyPages: 5 Size: 129 Kb Using Pipes to Help Your PlumbingGreg Silva, Independent ConsultantPages: 3 Size: 66 Kb Using Task Broker to Enhance SAS® Batch Processing in a UNIX EnvironmentLori Goss, Medical Research LaboratoriesPages: 7 Size: 138 Kb Transporting Files between Host Operating SystemsYvonne Selby, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 5 Size: 150 Kb Validation of the UPLOAD and DOWNLOAD Procedures in the SAS® SystemRichard A. Markus, Allergan, Inc.; Jeffrey S. Kouba, Allergan, Inc.; Curt Snyder, Allergan, Inc.; Louise Murphy, Allergan, Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 101 Kb  Information SystemsMaximizing Computer Resources with Cooperative Processing and Distributed Data AccessJack Wallace, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 10 Size: 381 Kb SAS/EIS- Software: Developing Applications for Information DeliveryGail Kramer, SAS Institute Inc.; Jamie Robbins, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 3 Size: 87 Kb Beyond Executive Information SystemsNeil H. Howard, MCI Telecommunications; Richard W. La Valley, MCI TelecommunicationsPages: 7 Size: 154 Kb An Executive Information System Prototype at Long Island Jewish Medical CenterLewis S. Goldson, Long Island Jewish Medical CenterPages: 6 Size: 170 Kb Developing Relational Database Interface Applications Using Version 6 SAS/FSP® SoftwareSuzanne McCoy, Atlantic Research Corporation; Elizabeth F. Henrickson, Atlantic Research Corporation; Bill Lawson, Atlantic Research CorporationPages: 10 Size: 181 Kb SAS® Software - The Power Tool for Information ProfessionalsShane Wood, Housing Corporation of New ZealandPages: 5 Size: 96 Kb A Binary Search for Non-Unique KeysDerek Drummond, Atlantic Research CorporationPages: 5 Size: 102 Kb A Comparison of the SQL Procedure with Conventional DATA and Procedure Step MethodsKirk Paul Lafler, Software Intelligence Corporation; Fran Larsen, County of Los AngelesPages: 5 Size: 72 Kb Computer Aided Name MatchingJames Sidlo, American Medical AssociationPages: 5 Size: 123 Kb The Art of Defensive CodingEva Quint, Pfizer International Inc.Pages: 8 Size: 315 Kb New Technology-Transforming A Mainframe System to the PC using SAS/AF® SoftwareHenry F. DeLong Jr.,, Pinkerton Computer Consultants, Inc.; Valerie J. Martin, Pinkerton Computer Consultants, Inc.; Beth A. Schlaline, Pinkerton Computer Consultants, Inc.Pages: 5 Size: 162 Kb Are We Having Fun Yet? Human Factors in Designing a SAS/AF® Job Submission SystemJeffrey C. Phillips, Atlantic Research Corporation; Todd Peer, Atlantic Research CorporationPages: 9 Size: 192 Kb Moving a Health Data System from a Research to a Business EnvironmentMichael Hein, Hein Associates; Lisa Hein, Hein AssociatesPages: 5 Size: 140 Kb The Development of a Flasher Tracking SystemLinda Ivey, Miles Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 80 Kb Using SAS® Software to Deliver an Offender Population Profile System (OPPS)Larry Motiuk, Correctional Service Canada; Roger Boe, Correctional Service CanadaPages: 5 Size: 69 Kb Use of SAS/AF® and SAS/FSP® Software to Integrate a Payment System for Patient Information in a Large Multi-Center Clinical TrialDorothea Collins, Veterans Affairs Medical Center; Margaret Lee, Veterans Affairs Medical CenterPages: 6 Size: 130 Kb Pharmacokinetic Statistical Analysis System - A SAS/AF® and SAS/FSP® ApplicationSharon Passe, Hoffmann-La Roche Inc.; Andrea Contino, Hoffmann-La Roche Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 143 Kb Departmental Automation Using Release 6.06 of the SAS® SystemMichael Sternberg, R. L. Polk; Peter Yribar, R. L. PolkPages: 6 Size: 157 Kb End-User Reporting: Deliver More Information SoonerAlan Eaton, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 9 Size: 278 Kb Dances with DataGinger Barlow, Boots Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; Angela Ringelberg, Boots Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 106 Kb Creating a Data Dictionary for Large SAS® Data SetsSteven A. Wilson, AMEX Life Assurance CompanyPages: 6 Size: 138 Kb Automatic Documentation: Using SAS® Software to Create the Data Dictionary, Data Structure, and Process Flow TablesArthur L. Carpenter, California occidental ConsultantsPages: 6 Size: 130 Kb Using TeX to Format SAS® DATA Step ReportsJoseph E. St. Sauver, University of OregonPages: 10 Size: 385 Kb Future Directions in Working with Procedure OutputChris R. Olinger, SAS Institute Inc.; Robert S. Ray, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 8 Size: 243 Kb Small Area Analysis of Hospitalization Rates Using SAS® SoftwareLarry J. Walter, Kaiser Permanente Medical Group of N. California; Bruce H. Fireman, Kaiser Permanente Medical Group of N. CaliforniaPages: 6 Size: 157 Kb A Menu-Driven Table GeneratorJoy Y. S. Jair, Kaohsiung Refinery; Rex C. T. Wu, Kaohsiung RefineryPages: 7 Size: 104 Kb Automatic Documentation of COBOL SystemsJohn D. Smith, University of Colorado - BoulderPages: 6 Size: 130 Kb Simple SAS® Analyses That Add Value to Corporate DatabasesRichard Sue, Ontario HydroPages: 4 Size: 121 Kb Appeal to a HIER Authority: Graphing CA-7 Scheduling DependenciesBrent Turner, Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A.Pages: 6 Size: 124 Kb Using the FSLETTER Procedure in the SAS® Macro Facility to Produce Quality Letter Output for a Marketing DepartmentPhyllis Jordan-Johnson, Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.; Margaret L. Molnar, Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.Pages: 9 Size: 201 Kb Load Data Analysis Workstation (LDAW): A SAS/AF® Information Systems ApplicationBurtt Blodgett, Quantum Consulting Inc; John Powers, Quantum Consulting IncPages: 6 Size: 157 Kb The History of the SAS® System at the Census BureauMichael Fortier, U.S. Bureau of the CensusPages: 3 Size: 90 Kb Planning for the Future with the SAS® SystemRobert S. Lohr, U.S. Bureau of the Census; Robert Nunziata, U.S. Bureau of the CensusPages: 3 Size: 76 Kb The Evolving Role of the SAS® System in the Development of the Production System for the Consumer Price Index (CPI)James E. Johnstone, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; Stuart Leven, U.S. Bureau of Labor StatisticsPages: 10 Size: 369 Kb Optimal Clinical Data Structures for Use with SAS/PH-Clinical SoftwareSandra D. Schlotzhauer, SAS Institute Inc.; Andrew T. Fagan, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 8 Size: 213 Kb CDMSTAT. A Case Report Forms Tracking System using SAS/AF® and SAS/FSP® SoftwareFaith R. Sloan, Parke-Davis Pharmaceutical; H. Jean Lieverman, Parke-Davis PharmaceuticalPages: 3 Size: 103 Kb Design Features of a Clinical Information SystemBernadette H. Johnson, Pharmaceutical Product Development, Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 103 Kb An Integrated Clinical Information System for Pharmaceutical ResearchMartin J. Rosenberg, MAJARO INFOSYSTEMS, INC.Pages: 7 Size: 183 Kb A SAS® Program to Create Output Files Used for a Randomization Code Distribution ProcedureJoseph M. O'Connor, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company; Ute E. Schwiderski, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company; Joseph J. Andary, Bristol-Myers Squibb CompanyPages: 5 Size: 114 Kb Using the SAS® System for an Analysis and Reporting System for Effluent MonitoringThomas P. Walker, Jr., Martin Marietta Energy Systems, Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 111 Kb An Easy-to-Use Double-Entry RoutineTrent L. McDonald, University of WashingtonPages: 6 Size: 170 Kb The DynaLink SystemDavid Sommer, Optimal Systems, Inc.; David Goossen, DynaMark, Inc.; Andrew Traldi, Traldi, Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 267 Kb CHECKING OUT-OF-RANGE DATAAileen L. Yam, G. H. Besselaar AssociatesPages: 4 Size: 82 Kb Faculty Productivity Information SystemMohamad Khachab, University of Nebraska Medical Center; Dan Moser, University of Nebraska Medical Center; Robert H. Waldman, University of Nebraska Medical Center; Leon B. Ellwein, University of Nebraska Medical CenterPages: 5 Size: 127 Kb Development of a User-Friendly Mapping SystemPeter J. Lund, State of WashingtonPages: 8 Size: 184 Kb Point and Click Your Way to a Mainframe Database: The Easy Way to Download Data to Your PCJohn Roback, Dartmouth CollegePages: 5 Size: 196 Kb Taking Advantage of Xerox 3700/4050 Printing Ability within a SAS® Batch Processing ReportDavid Yui, Department of Education, CaliforniaPages: 6 Size: 167 Kb Control of Batch Program Execution with the SAS® SystemTyler Witko, American Cyanamid Company; Thomas R. Hoffman, American Cyanamid CompanyPages: 5 Size: 103 Kb X Window Applications and the SAS® System: A Partnership in QualitySusan G. Smith, National Center for Atmospheric ResearchPages: 3 Size: 80 Kb  Performance and TuningEfficient SAS® Software Programming: A Version 6 UpdateJean Hardy, Services Conseils Hardy Inc.Pages: 5 Size: 109 Kb Performance Enhancements in SAS® Procedures for Small and Large ApplicationsLeigh A. Ihnen, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 10 Size: 170 Kb DATA Step PerformancePat Herbert, SAS Institute Inc.; Jeffrey A. Polzin, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 4 Size: 158 Kb I/O Performance Improvements in Release 6.07 of the SAS® System under MVS, CMS, and VMSStephen M. Beatrous, SAS Institute Inc.; John T. Stokes, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 5 Size: 146 Kb CPU and DASD Impacts of Release 6.06 of the SAS® SystemMichael J. Schilling, Burlington Northern RailroadPages: 7 Size: 178 Kb Automated Workload. Forecasting - A Large Complex SAS® ApplicationLance Pedriana, County of Los Angeles; Fay Wong, County of Los AngelesPages: 8 Size: 202 Kb Resource Usage and Capacity Management in Large UNIX EnvironmentsRobert K. Newman, NORTHWEST AIRLINESPages: 7 Size: 155 Kb  PostersSmarter SAS® Programming through the Use of Coding ConventionsLinda A. Smith, Atlantic Research Corporation; Anne Asher, Atlantic Research CorporationPages: 6 Size: 149 Kb YTD Reporting Using the SUMMARY and TRANSPOSE ProceduresTom Bellmer, SPRINT INTERNATIONAL; Steven J. First, Systems Seminar Consultants, Inc.Pages: 5 Size: 116 Kb Using SAS® Software Windowing Products to Develop a Remote Data Entry Diskette Tracking SystemJohn Bowen, Merck Research Laboratories; Cathy Carfagno, Merck Research LaboratoriesPages: 6 Size: 102 Kb A SAS® System: From Mainframe SAS® Data to Spreadsheet via the SAS® System for PCsSamuel D. Calhoun, U.S. Department of AgriculturePages: 4 Size: 78 Kb Using SAS/AF® Software and SCL in Version 6Karen Crandall, Eastman Kodak CompanyPages: 4 Size: 157 Kb Twin Studies: Now That I Have Your Attention, or How One Users Group Kept Its Crowd After LunchLynne A. Davidson, Medical College of Virginia -Virginia Commonwealth UniversityPages: 5 Size: 122 Kb Best ContributedUsing SAS® Software to Evaluate the Imaging Performance of Presurgical Diagnostic Tests in the Detection of CancerKristin R. Dawson, CYTOGEN CorporationPages: 7 Size: 213 Kb Blocked Randomized Assignment of Treatments to Patients in Clinical TrialsMaria A. Deloria, NIAID; George F. Reed, NIAIDPages: 6 Size: 146 Kb A SAS® Window Application for Generating Follow-up Clinic Schedules and Monitoring Accrual in a VA Cooperative StudyJoan Derrico, West Haven Cooperative Studies ProgramPages: 6 Size: 112 Kb Linear Time Lines: A Visual Summary of Critical Patient DataTenya Marie Economou, VA Cooperative Studies Program Coordinating Center; Pamela M. Hartigan, VA Cooperative Studies Program Coordinating CenterPages: 6 Size: 228 Kb Using the CATMOD Procedure to Estimate Linkage between Pairs of Gene Loci from Offspring of Selfed HeterozygotesKent M. Eskridge, University of Nebraska - Lincoln; William Compton, University of Nebraska - Lincoln; Lomas Tulsieram, University of British ColumbiaPages: 6 Size: 110 Kb A SAS® Database of Chemical Substance Information from the Environmental Protection Agency's "The 1990 List of Lists"Barbara L. Jackson, Martin Marietta Energy Systems, Inc.Pages: 1 Size: 24 Kb A PostScript Macro LibraryDerek P. 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Ransom, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Joann Schulte, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Melinda Flock, Centers for Disease Control and PreventionPages: 2 Size: 45 Kb Use of the KEEP and DROP Concept in Batch SAS® ProgramsBill Schallert, Madison Area Technical CollegePages: 6 Size: 169 Kb Picturing Production Data Using Base SAS® and SAS/GRAPH® FeaturesTamara L. Siler, Exxon Company, U.S.APages: 5 Size: 100 Kb Using Features of the SAS® System, Release 6.06, to Enhance Data Entry ApplicationsSharon S. Trevoy, Sterling Winthrop, Inc.Pages: 4 Size: 89 Kb Developing SAS Applications Using Information Engineering MethodologyPriscilla E. Van Grevenhof, Mayo Clinic; Roger Mueller, Mayo ClinicPages: 3 Size: 86 Kb Managing General Clinical Research Center (GCRC) In/Outpatient Census Data Using the SAS® System and DEC VAX VMS DCLJacqueline A. Wendel, University Of RochesterPages: 5 Size: 106 Kb A SAS® Program for Reproducing the Results from the ITEM ProcedureShu-Yeng Wong, Purdue University at IndianapolisPages: 5 Size: 179 Kb The Investigation of Suicide Using SAS® Software Procedures: A SAS/ETS® ApproachSeid M. Zekavat, Loyola Marymount UniversityPages: 6 Size: 106 Kb Assessment of Interrater Agreement for Multiple Nominal Responses among Several RatersChul W. Ahn, City of Hope National Medical CenterPages: 6 Size: 124 Kb Diagnostics for Model Selection in Nonlinear Regression Based on the Concept of Closeness to Linearity Using SAS/IML® SoftwareSuzette Blanchard, University of Cincinnati; Martin S. Levy, University of CincinnatiPages: 3 Size: 93 Kb A Macro Procedure in SAS® Software to Summarize Output of Regression ModelsChih-Ping Chou, University of Southern California; Eric Yu I. Wang, University of Southern CaliforniaPages: 4 Size: 103 Kb A SAS/IML® Program to Simulate Data with Nonnormal DistributionsChih-Ping Chou, University of Southern California; Shinn-Tzong Wu, University of California - Los AngelesPages: 3 Size: 66 Kb SAMP/AID - Sampling Applications and Demonstrations in Learning StatisticsEfraim Darom, Bar Ilan UniversityPages: 5 Size: 117 Kb SAS® Software and the Bard: Using SAS® Software Procedures to Measure One-Person Theatrical Show PreferencesJames D. Ryan, Michigan State University; Joseph E. Earley, Loyola Marymount UniversityPages: 6 Size: 144 Kb A SAS® Macro to Extend the Friedman Test for the Unbalanced Case Plus a Multiple Comparisons ProcedureKirk A. Easley, Cleveland Clinic FoundationPages: 4 Size: 115 Kb Using SAS® Macros and SAS/GRAPH® Software to Produce Data-Driven Laboratory Data PlotsPaul M. Gilbert, Sterling Winthrop, Inc.Pages: 5 Size: 136 Kb A SAS® Macro for Performing Analyses of Random Effect Models of Longitudinal Data Using the IML ProcedureGreg A. Grandits, University of Minnesota; Patricia Grambsch, University of Minnesota; Thomas Louis, University of MinnesotaPages: 6 Size: 95 Kb Multitrait Scaling Program: MULTIRon D. Hays, RAND Corporation; Eric Yu I. Wang, University of Southern CaliforniaPages: 6 Size: 97 Kb The Use of SAS/GRAPH® Software in the Management of Clinical TrialsMaryAnne D. Hope, VA Cooperative Studies ProgramPages: 6 Size: 133 Kb Multivariate Inequality Hypostheses Using SAS/IML® SoftwareDan Jacobs, Maryland Sea Grant College, University of Maryland; Estelle Russek-Cohen, University of MarylandPages: 4 Size: 122 Kb A Simulation Study of Estimators for Rates of Changes in Longitudinal Studies with AttritionFong Wang, Genentech, Inc.; Mary Lange, Immunex Corp.Pages: 6 Size: 91 Kb POWER: A Simple Macro for Power and Sample Size CalculationsKristin LatourPages: 5 Size: 119 Kb HOMOVAR: A Macro for Testing Homogeneity of VariancesKristin LatourPages: 5 Size: 112 Kb Using Macros to Run RegressionsReesa L. Laws, Kaiser Permanente, Northwest RegionPages: 2 Size: 60 Kb Generating Statistical Tables Meeting NDA Guidelines the Lazy WayJohn Lue, Allergan, Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 147 Kb Graphical Presentation of Gypsy Moth Severity Using dBase 111+ and the SAS® SystemHelen A. Machesky, U.S. Department of Agriculture; Charles H. Coole, U.S. Department of Agriculture; Daniel B. Twardus, U.S. Department of AgriculturePages: 8 Size: 170 Kb Statistical Simulations Using the CALIS ProcedureDavid P. MacKinnonPages: 5 Size: 142 Kb A SAS® Program to Analyze Statistical Distribution of Airborne MaterialD. Manco, CNR-FISBAT; F. Caiffa, CNR-FISBAT; T. Tirabassi, CNR-FISBAT; S. Corsi, CERVEDPages: 5 Size: 123 Kb The GREPLAY Procedure: A Valuable Tool for the SAS® Graphics UserKimberly A. Mitchell, M.I.E.M.S.S.; Michael Dunham, M.I.E.M.S.S.; David R. Gens, M.I.E.M.S.S.Pages: 5 Size: 103 Kb Determination of Response Surface Function Using Repeated MeasuresDenise M. Moyse, Abbott Laboratories; David Henry, Abbott Laboratories; Hong-Jiong Shi, Abbott Laboratories; Robert S. 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Carpenter, California Occidental Consultants; Clinton A. Carpenter, California Occidental ConsultantsPages: 6 Size: 107 Kb Interactive Data Analysis StrategiesAlvin M. Best III, Virginia Commonwealth UniversityPages: 6 Size: 145 Kb An Interactive SAS/AF® System for Assessing BioequivalenceDeborah Dukovic, Sterling Winthrop, Inc.Pages: 6 Size: 178 Kb Using SAS/CALC° Software to Complement SAS/STAY' SoftwareEdward Wei-Tarng Lee, Yale University School of Medicine; Kendall Bryant, Yale University School of Medicine; Mary-Ellen Power, Yale University School of MedicinePages: 10 Size: 124 Kb Do We Always Need Clinical Stratification in Multicenter Clinical Trials? Results of a Simulation StudyRoland Brandmaier, University of Munich; U. Aydemir, Biometric Center for Therapeutic Studies; H. Ansari, Biometric Center for Therapeutic Studies; J. Hasford, University of MunichPages: 6 Size: 140 Kb  Training and User Support ServicesSAS® Users Groups: A Network of SAS® Software ProfessionalsSally A. Roberson, SAS Institute Inc.; Betty Fried, SAS Institute Inc.Pages: 3 Size: 107 Kb Best ContributedAn In-House SAS® Users Group: Facilitating the Transition to Version 6Marcia S. Murto, American Cyanamid CompanyPages: 5 Size: 123 Kb A Guide to Modifying an Introductory SAS® CourseLaura Ray-Wilson, University of Texas; Christine Stroup-Benham, University of TexasPages: 6 Size: 137 Kb Improving SAS® System Support (Version 6) at a Large SiteBruce F. Gilsen, Federal Reserve Board; Berton Shankman, Federal Reserve BoardPages: 8 Size: 148 Kb Controlling which files are displayed in the PROC ACCESS windowBruce F. Gilsen, Federal Reserve BoardPages: 2 Size: 48 Kb Training and Supporting Nontechnical People Who Use theLAS® SystemKim L. 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