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deleted_user
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Whenever I try to make a graph, the programme collapse and I have to close it. Why can this happen?? In the Log folder the message is:
148 ods html;
NOTA: Escribiendo HTML Cuerpo del fichero: sashtml.htm
149 ods graphics on;
NOTA: ODS Statistical Graphics will require a SAS/GRAPH license when it is declared production.
150 ods select StudentPanel;
NOTA: This is the June 2006 release of the GLIMMIX procedure.
151 proc GLIMMIX data=Resumen plots=studentpanel;
152 class UTM2K;
153 model total = dIICintra_12 dIICflux_12 / dist=poisson link=log solution;
154 random UTM2K;
155 run;
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Andre
Obsidian | Level 7
Are you working in 9.2 already?
or if you are in 9.1.3 sp4
did you submit the program for the templates as the install process indicate it:

The GLIMMIX install creates a SAS program called GLIMMIX_TPL.SAS. This
program creates the templates needed to format the output from the
GLIMMIX procedure.
deleted_user
Not applicable
I'm working in 9.1.3.

I have found the file "GLIMMIX_TPL.SAS". How do I have to submit the program for the templates? I have tried many things but I can not create the graphs using GLIMMIX procedure.

Looking forward to finding a solution and thanks in advanced.
Elena
Andre
Obsidian | Level 7
Submit it like a normal sas program once.
then
submit your glimmix program but you must pulish before your code
From the little extarct you were showing, do you know you are
producing a file sashtml.htm ( somewhere! ) in place of having a fixed new name
with an explicit directory if you were using file="..." in your ods html line.
You may also check if you have a correct closing of your procedure and of your
ods code like run; quit; and ods html close;

Further show your error messages or better contact with your log the
Help of Sas institute. i am not a specialist of Glimmix.

Andre

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