Is this an error in my re-install or is there a way to program at this time to force the ANOVA table?
I am relatively new to SAS and programming..
What version of SAS did you use before and what version are you now usinng (and is the code exaclty the same)? There are always some small changes between versions.
Have you tried putting:
ods trace on;
proc reg...;
run;
ods trace off;
This will print to the log/output window what objects that procedure creates - ods is the system for creating output objects since 9.x. You can then do:
ods output <object_name>=<dataset_to_save_to>;
proc reg...;
run;
Now I don't have a handy example, but say your procedure creates and object named anova, then your code might look something like:
ods output anova=myanova;
proc reg...;
run;
What version of SAS did you use before and what version are you now usinng (and is the code exaclty the same)? There are always some small changes between versions.
Have you tried putting:
ods trace on;
proc reg...;
run;
ods trace off;
This will print to the log/output window what objects that procedure creates - ods is the system for creating output objects since 9.x. You can then do:
ods output <object_name>=<dataset_to_save_to>;
proc reg...;
run;
Now I don't have a handy example, but say your procedure creates and object named anova, then your code might look something like:
ods output anova=myanova;
proc reg...;
run;
Thank you very much for your reply. The particular model I was working on was appropriate for a proc glm so I did that in place of the regression and when I attempted a regression 10 minutes later, it worked perfectly. Apparently not a problem on the install--maybe I wasn't writing it appropriately. Again, thank you for your reply but it appears to be working fine now!
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