Equivalent of "make" statement in SAS PROC MIXED

[plf515]

Hello

I am using SAS 9.4 1M5 on Windows

I am doing a meta-analysis (NOTE: SAS should write a PROC META) and found an old paper that uses this statement in PROC MIXED

proc mixed data = DATASET;
 class  study;
  model  EFFsize = /p s;
  random study/gdata = g s;
  repeated diag;
  make 'predicted' out = predv;
  make 'SolutionR' out = randv;
run;

where Effsize is the effect size and g is a diagonal data set.

However, the code is from version 6 and (unusually for SAS) it doesn't seem to be fully backward compatible.

In particular "p" causes an error and the two MAKE statements cause warnings.

When I try to fix the error caused by p, the first MAKE statement stops working.

Can anyone translate the code to fit SAS 9.4?

Thanks

[seeff · Accepted solution]

I suspect that I'm oversimplifying your question, but just in case, I'll say that MAKE is obsolete (though currently still working) so you may choose to replace the second statement with :

ODS OUTPUT SolutionR = randv;

I assume that p formerly referred to model predicted values, given the reference to Predicted table name in the MAKE stmt. That's now achieved by adding OUTP=dataname to the model statement.