topic Re: publically available Sample SDTM sas datasets? in SAS Programming

publically available Sample SDTM sas datasets?

probert71 — Sat, 09 Dec 2023 17:34:29 GMT

I'm looking for some publicly available SDTM SAS datasets. I did try to download some from a PhUSE website but these were in SAS transport format and when I tried to convert them to SAS7BDAT the SASLOG was telling me that the libname folder directory was not being found -- or something to that effect. So the proc copy routine to convert from XPORT to SAS7BDAT didn't work correctly for me. So, perhaps there are some other SDTM public domain datasets available that might not be in transport format. I would expect that phase zero studies would have publically available SDTM datasets or perhaps some orphan-drug submissions would include publically available SDTM datasets.

Re: publically available Sample SDTM sas datasets?

probert71 — Sat, 09 Dec 2023 21:54:59 GMT

There is no problem here now. I was able to convert the sample SDTM files from PhUSE. I have this new Chromebook computer and the problem I was encountering was with the libname paths that pointed to cloud areas that had a different name than in the file GUI. So, the short answer here is that there is a sample SDTM repository in the PhUSE website.

Re: publically available Sample SDTM sas datasets?

DMoovendhan — Tue, 11 Feb 2025 06:24:22 GMT

Could you share the link if possible, I couldn't get the link.

Re: publically available Sample SDTM sas datasets?

Patrick — Tue, 11 Feb 2025 07:00:55 GMT

After a brief Google search:
https://bayer-group.github.io/sas2r/external-data.html

https://github.com/phuse-org/TestDataFactory/tree/main/Updated/TDF_SDTM

Re: publically available Sample SDTM sas datasets?

DMoovendhan — Tue, 11 Feb 2025 08:31:23 GMT

Thanks @Patrick this helps.

I was also able to find some data in git hub,

GitHub - Vijayalakshmi30/SAS-Projects---SDTM: This repository includes SAS scripts for transforming raw CRF data into the standardized Study Data Tabulation Model format. It covers key clinical domains: DM, VS, EX, MH, and DS. Each script aligns with CDISC standards to ensure data accuracy, consistency, and interoperability in clinical trials.