Chi-square tests for multi-way tables using complex surve data?

[SAS93]

I know how to use proc surveyfreq and specify the chi-sqare (chisq) option for looking at associations.

I usually use the Rao-Scott chi-square output, even for multi-way tables. I've never been taught/told not to, but is this actually correct? Is there some other way to specifically look at tables bigger than 2-way tables?

[StatDave]

If one variable is a response variable and the others are predictors of that response, then this is usually done by logistic regression. So, you could use PROC SURVEYLOGISTIC.

[SAS_Rob]

SURVEYFREQ does not have a test that is analogous to the CMH test in Proc FREQ.  I have not seen much discussion of this in the survey sampling literature.  Essentially it will treat each level of the third (or fourth, etc.) variable as a separate domain and perform a Chi-Square test on each unique two-way table

[SteveDenham]

This in turn makes @StatDave 's suggestion regarding SURVEYLOGISTIC about the only alternative.  Including an interaction term should provide an approximation to a CMH analysis.

SteveDenham