'Floating Point Overflow.' in PROC TRAJ

[strqimr]

Hi Guys,

Good afternoon from Australia. I was trying to run a trajectory modelling using the following syntax:

PROC TRAJ DATA=QTCSTraj OUTPLOT=OP OUTSTAT=OS OUT=OF OUTEST=OE ITDETAIL ALTSTART;
ID StudyCODE; VAR BODYSHAPE5 BODYSHAPE10 BODYSHAPETEEN BODYSHAPE20 BODYSHAPE30 BODYSHAPE40 BODYSHAPE50 BODYSHAPE60 BODYSHAPE70; INDEP M1-M9;
MODEL CNORM;
NGROUPS 2; MIN 1; MAX 9;
ORDER 1 1 ;
RUN;

But it comes with :

ERROR: Floating Point Overflow.
ERROR: Termination due to Floating Point Exception

Google says this error is subjected to exceptionally large or small numbers, which I don't have in my data.

Can you help me why this is not running?

Cheers

Sabbir

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[StatsMan · Accepted solution]

While PROC TRAJ is a SAS procedure, it was not written by SAS.  You will need to contact the authors of the procedure for help.  Clicking on the contact link here should send the author an email.