Combine "where" and "keep" conditions in ods output dataset for proc logistic?

[RobertWF1]

I'm running a large number of logistic regressions and would like to specify particular output statistics from the proc logistic ods output dataset.

For example, using the SAS Remission dataset from here: 

data Remission;
   input remiss cell smear infil li blast temp;
   label remiss='Complete Remission';
   datalines;
1   .8   .83  .66  1.9  1.1     .996
1   .9   .36  .32  1.4   .74    .992
0   .8   .88  .7    .8   .176   .982
0  1     .87  .87   .7  1.053   .986
1   .9   .75  .68  1.3   .519   .98
0  1     .65  .65   .6   .519   .982
1   .95  .97  .92  1    1.23    .992
0   .95  .87  .83  1.9  1.354  1.02
0  1     .45  .45   .8   .322   .999
0   .95  .36  .34   .5  0      1.038
0   .85  .39  .33   .7   .279   .988
0   .7   .76  .53  1.2   .146   .982
0   .8   .46  .37   .4   .38   1.006
0   .2   .39  .08   .8   .114   .99
0  1     .9   .9   1.1  1.037   .99
1  1     .84  .84  1.9  2.064  1.02
0   .65  .42  .27   .5   .114  1.014
0  1     .75  .75  1    1.322  1.004
0   .5   .44  .22   .6   .114   .99
1  1     .63  .63  1.1  1.072   .986
0  1     .33  .33   .4   .176  1.01
0   .9   .93  .84   .6  1.591  1.02
1  1     .58  .58  1     .531  1.002
0   .95  .32  .3   1.6   .886   .988
1  1     .6   .6   1.7   .964   .99
1  1     .69  .69   .9   .398   .986
0  1     .73  .73   .7   .398   .986
;

 I'd like to run the following ods output, but SAS doesn't like me combining two conditions:

ods trace on;
proc logistic data=Remission;
   model remiss(event='1') = cell smear infil li blast temp;
   ods output ParameterEstimates = logit_model (where=(Variable=temp)(keep=Variable Estimate ProbChiSq));
run; 

Is there a way to make this work? I've tried a few variations with & without parentheses but no success.

[PaigeMiller · Accepted solution]

ods output ParameterEstimates = logit_model (where=(Variable=temp) keep=Variable Estimate ProbChiSq);

KEEP= does not get its own set of parenthesis, it is enclosed in the parentheses that all data set options are enclosed in

on the other hand

WHERE= is always followed by a set of parentheses, and also is enclosed in the parentheses that all data set options are enclosed in

Your code still fails where Variable=temp because there is no variable named temp in the data set ... you don't want to compare variable to a different variable named temp (which does not exist), you want to compare variable to a specific value in the column variable ... so homework assignment ... what is the proper SAS syntax if you want to test if the value of variable is equal to a specific value ... ???

[RobertWF1]

Thank you, this works!

I forgot to add quotation marks around temp, once I did it ran smoothly.