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hejhejehej
Calcite | Level 5
data=studypop;
set=b;
*variable for emigration*;
if MTYP=:'E' then EM=1;
else EM=0;

mig_year= (SUBSTR(MDATUM,1,4));
mig_year_num =input(mig_year,4.);

age_mig=(mig_year_num-bfodar);

*variable death*;
 bfoddat_SAS = input( put(X_bfoddat,8.), YYMMDD8.);
  dodsdatum_SAS= input (put(X_dodsdatum, 8.),YYMMDD8.);
if dodsdatum_SAS ne . then  age_dod=INT(YRDIF(bfoddat_SAS,dodsdatum_SAS,'actual'));

* age when subject recived ADHD-diagnosis*;
 datum_ADHD_SAS = input( put(datum_adhd,8.), YYMMDD8.);
 	if datum_ADHD_SAS ne . then age_diag=INT(YRDIF(bfoddat_SAS,datum_ADHD_SAS,'actual'));

*age when subject got stimulant prescription *;
	FDATUM_ADLM_sas = input( put(FDATUM_ADLM,8.), YYMMDD8.);
if FDATUM_ADLM_sas ne . then age_LM=INT(YRDIF(bfoddat_SAS,FDATUM_ADLM_sas,'actual'));

*age at end of follow-up*;
enddate=MDY(12,31,2013);
	age= INT(YRDIF(bfoddat_SAS,enddate,'actual'));


/*variable for age when reciving ADHD-diagnosis AND/OR age when reciving stimulant prescription*/
Age_adhd = age_LM OR age_diag;

/* Variable for age at exit (time_var) */
time_var=min(age_adhd, age_mig, age_dod,age);

/* If a child has emigrated and then immigrated again, it might have an ADHD diagnosis that happens after age at exit. 
This is recoded as no ADHD, since the ADHD happens after end of follow-up for that child. */
if age_ADHD > time_var then ADHDD=0;

/* Exclude children with an ADHD diagnosis before 3 years of age */
if .< age_ADHD < 3 then delete;

/* Define age at entry, which is 3 years */
age_entry=3;
run;


proc phreg data=studypop;
class CH_ICD_CAT (ref='4');
    model time_var*ADHDD(0) = CH_ICD_CAT /RL entrytime=Age_entry;
ods output ParameterEstimates = estimates CensoredSummary = censored;

I am having issues with running these codes. All my observations go missing. 

NOTE: There were 3445229 observations read from the data set WORK.B.

NOTE: The data set WORK.STUDYPOP has 0 observations and 247 variables.

 

I think the issue is due to me defining age_ADHD incorrectly.

I want it definied as: age when reciving diagnosis and/or age when reciving stimulat prescription. 

what am i doing wrong?

 

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26
data=studypop;
set=b;

This can't be correct. There should be no equal signs in these statements.

 

However ... please, in this case (and in all cases in the future), if there is a problem in the log, show us the ENTIRE log for this segment of code, every single line in the log for this segment of code, so we can see the code as it appears in the log, along with the NOTEs, WARNINGs and ERRORs. Please do NOT show us parts of the log disconnected from the code in the log.

 

When you show us the log, please maintain the formatting of the log, by copying it as text and pasting it into the window that appears when you click on the </> icon here in the SAS Communities. DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP.

--
Paige Miller
hejhejehej
Calcite | Level 5
data studypop;
set b;
*variable for emigration*;
if MTYP=:'E' then EM=1;
else EM=0;

mig_year= (SUBSTR(MDATUM,1,4));
mig_year_num =input(mig_year,4.);

age_mig=(mig_year_num-bfodar);

*variable death*;
 bfoddat_SAS = input( put(X_bfoddat,8.), YYMMDD8.);
  dodsdatum_SAS= input (put(X_dodsdatum, 8.),YYMMDD8.);
if dodsdatum_SAS ne . then  age_dod=INT(YRDIF(bfoddat_SAS,dodsdatum_SAS,'actual'));

* age when subject recived ADHD-diagnosis*;
 datum_ADHD_SAS = input( put(datum_adhd,8.), YYMMDD8.);
 	if datum_ADHD_SAS ne . then age_diag=INT(YRDIF(bfoddat_SAS,datum_ADHD_SAS,'actual'));

*age when subject got stimulant prescription *;
	FDATUM_ADLM_sas = input( put(FDATUM_ADLM,8.), YYMMDD8.);
if FDATUM_ADLM_sas ne . then age_LM=INT(YRDIF(bfoddat_SAS,FDATUM_ADLM_sas,'actual'));

*age at end of follow-up*;
enddate=MDY(12,31,2013);
	age= INT(YRDIF(bfoddat_SAS,enddate,'actual'));

run;

data ADHD;
set studypop;

/*variable for age when reciving ADHD-diagnosis AND/OR age when reciving stimulant prescription*/
Age_adhd = (age_LM OR age_diag);

/* Variable for age at exit (time_var) */
time_var=min(age_adhd, age_mig, age_dod,age);

/* If a child has emigrated and then immigrated again, it might have an ADHD diagnosis that happens after age at exit. 
This is recoded as no ADHD, since the ADHD happens after end of follow-up for that child. */
if age_ADHD > time_var then ADHDD=0;

/* Exclude children with an ADHD diagnosis before 3 years of age */
if 0< age_ADHD < 3 then delete;

/* Define age at entry, which is 3 years */
age_entry=3;
run;



proc phreg data=adhd;
class CH_ICD_CAT (ref='4');
    model time_var*ADHDD(0) = CH_ICD_CAT /RL entrytime=Age_entry;
ods output ParameterEstimates = estimates CensoredSummary = censored;
run;

 

382  data ADHD ;
383  set studypop;
384
385  age_ADHD=(age_LM OR AGE_DIAG);
386
387  /* Variable for age at exit (time_var) */
388  time_var=min(age_adhd, age_mig, age_dod,age);
389
390  /* If a child has emigrated and then immigrated again, it might have an ADHD diagnosis
390! that happens after age at exit.
391  This is recoded as no ADHD, since the ADHD happens after end of follow-up for that child.
391! */
392  if age_ADHD > time_var then ADHDD=0;
393
394  /* Exclude children with an ADHD diagnosis before 3 years of age */
395  if 0< age_ADHD < 3 then delete;
396
397  /* Define age at entry, which is 3 years */
398  age_entry=3;
399
400  run;

NOTE: There were 2863330 observations read from the data set WORK.STUDYPOP.
NOTE: The data set WORK.ADHD has 2767319 observations and 247 variables.
NOTE: DATA statement used (Total process time):
      real time           9.03 seconds
      cpu time            5.23 seconds


401
402  proc phreg data=adhd;
403  class CH_ICD_CAT (ref='4');
404      model time_var*ADHDD(0) = CH_ICD_CAT /RL entrytime=Age_entry;
405  ods output ParameterEstimates = estimates CensoredSummary = censored;
406  run;

NOTE: 2767319 observations were deleted due either to missing or invalid values for the entry,
      time, censoring, frequency, offset or explanatory variables or to invalid operations in
      generating the values for some of the explanatory variables.
ERROR: There are no valid observations for the analysis.
NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
NOTE: PROCEDURE PHREG used (Total process time):
      real time           4.29 seconds
      cpu time            4.29 seconds

WARNING: Output 'CensoredSummary' was not created.  Make sure that the output object name,
         label, or path is spelled correctly.  Also, verify that the appropriate procedure
         options are used to produce the requested output object.  For example, verify that
         the NOPRINT option is not used.
WARNING: Output 'ParameterEstimates' was not created.  Make sure that the output object name,
         label, or path is spelled correctly.  Also, verify that the appropriate procedure
         options are used to produce the requested output object.  For example, verify that
         the NOPRINT option is not used.


 

I am sorry for not being clear enough. This is the log statement that i recived when running the code.

sbxkoenk
SAS Super FREQ

Hello,

 

Have you already taken a close look at ADHD data set which is the ABT (Analytical Base Table) for your analysis?

 

You can do a VT (ViewTable) or double click the dataset to browse it.

 

I think it will become clear which variable is causing problems.

 

Koen

PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26
NOTE: 2767319 observations were deleted due either to missing or invalid values for the entry,
      time, censoring, frequency, offset or explanatory variables or to invalid operations in
      generating the values for some of the explanatory variables.
ERROR: There are no valid observations for the analysis.

This is a different message than in your original post.

 

This message means, most likely, that you have a variable in the model for PROC PHREG that is always missing. Look at your data to see what is in there.

--
Paige Miller

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