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Aditi24
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi,

 

I am using a mixed procedure in SAS 9.3:- 

 

proc mixed data=logmultiple_mk;
by Parameter;
class subject treatment day;
model logval=day/ddfm=KR;
repeated day/subject=subject type=un;
random subject;

lsmeans day/cl alpha=0.05 e;

estimate 'Accumulation ratio day10/day1' day -1 1/cl alpha=0.1;

ods output estimates=logAR_other lsmeans=logDaymean_other CovParms=covparms_other;
run;

When I was running it by Remote submit, for one parameter, the result cannot be calculated however, during local submission it is working fine. The parameter is C2hr which is an analysis parameter. (Refer the image for error message).

 

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DartRodrigo
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

Are you using rsubmit ?

Aditi24
Obsidian | Level 7

@DartRodrigo: Yes to submit remotely I am using rsubmit statement.

Reeza
Super User
1. Is it the same data being used on the server and on the local drive?
2. Are you sure it's the same version of SAS on local and on the server?
Aditi24
Obsidian | Level 7

@Reeza: Yes it is the same data set that is being used.

Also, the versions are same. But just to add to my knowledge, what difference will it make if we have different versions?

DartRodrigo
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

Hi i found this:

 

ODS is complaining because WORK.yourdata1 and WORK.yourdata2 are already assigned as ODS OUTPUT data sets. Why that is the case cannot be determined from the code fragment. Presumably they were assigned in previously executed code.

I recommend that you contact Technical Support with this problem. You can submit it online at http://support.sas.com/ctx/supportform/index.jsp .

 

Link from PROC MIXED Convergence criteria not met.

 

Hope this helps

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