Answer to me from me http://support.sas.com/kb/12/119.html ... View more

Yes, you can create a multi-value parameter in SAS 9.1. Using SAS Enterprise Guide 4.1, the steps are as follows: 1. In the Stored Process Wizard, click Add > New Parameters to open the Add Parameters dialog. 2. Give the parameter a name and label. For example, name it MULTI. 3. Click the Constraints tab. Type in the display and return values. For example, "A", "B", and "C". Click the Allow multiple selections radio button. Optionally, specify the minimum and maximum number of selections allowed. 4. Click Finish. There are some difference between SAS 9.1 and SAS 9.2. In SAS 9.1, multi-value prompts are generally not supported by the SAS Workspace server (see http://support.sas.com/kb/31/155.html). In SAS 9.1, the values are returned according to how they are ordered in the list, but in SAS 9.2, they are returned in the order selected. For example, if the items in the list are entered as "A", "B", and "C", and you choose "C", and then "A", you get these results: SAS 9.1 MULTI1=A MULTI2=C SAS 9.2 MULTI1=C MULTI2=A Vince DelGobbo SAS R&D ... View more

that's interesting Randy thanks. I developped a macro that count the number of graphs and to create dynamically the greplay grid. I wanted to find a way with GTL to do that and this is the Proc SGPANEL I think because if I assume to industrialise your last proposition I will do a similar macro program. A new reason to go to SAS 9.2 for my client isn't it ? ... View more

My .cfg in local call a WORK in c:\... and I can check that a remote SEG work is on the I: drive that I define on the remote .cfg. How do you customise a SAS session for Guide with the Spawner ? If I define a server in the SAS Guide explorer, I cannot specify command line for the invocation of SAS ( Work is defined at the invocation). I can include an autoexec.sas but this is unuseful for me. SEG client don't use the Spawner but the Object Spawner right ? but where could you change parameters ? in the definition of the windows service of my server ? ... View more

Recommend opening a new post for each new query, rather than piggy-back. If necessary, post a link back to a related post. Scott Barry SBBWorks, Inc. ... View more

Sorry for coming late to this party, but have you tried File->Export from SAS EG? You should be able to export the SAS table on MVS to any of several formats on your local PC, including text, Excel, etc. Chris ... View more

Hi: You might be better served by using the search box at support.sas.com to find references to Newey-West or the F statistic. A simple search on the string "Newey West" came up with several hits. A simple search on F statistic came up with more. None of the text is paste-able here because of the formulas in the documentation. However, here are two links without formulas: MODEL Procedure Doc: The "Newey-West" kernel (Newey and West (1987)) corresponds to the Bartlett kernel with bandwidth parameter ...<stat formula here>... http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/etsug/60372/HTML/default/etsug_model_sect035.htm AUTOREG Procedure MODEL STatement: KERNEL=NW|BART Newey-West (or Bartlett) kernel http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/etsug/60372/HTML/default/etsug_autoreg_sect013.htm Or, as Scott pointed out a Google search might also help. However, I'd recommend starting with the search facilities on support.sas.com. The search box in in the upper banner on the page -- it is a white box with "Search support.sas.com" next to the "Search" button. cynthia ... View more

Hi Greg, does it help you : http://support.sas.com/rnd/appdev/doc/WebLogicDeploy.html Stéphane. ... View more

Hi Stephane, of course you can use a information map based on a Stored Process (with ou without parametres). If there is parameter(s), the user of your report will be prompt at the execution time. Greg ... View more

Hi: An OLAP cube does need an information map for WRS. You build the info map and define the particular "slices" of the cube that will populate the report. Then when the user opens up WRS and picks that info map as the data source, the relevant slices will get pulled into the report. For an overview of building an information map for an OLAP cube, see this paper, starting on page 8: http://www2.sas.com/proceedings/sugi29/104-29.pdf cynthia ... View more

Hi: Under the REPORT menu button is a page setup button. When you choose Page Setup, there is a button that says "Preview and Print" ...if you select Preview and Print, a PDF is built and the PDF opens in a new browser window. I think you can do the same thing from the Manage Report task. But, you are also correct, you cannot have an ODS PDF "job" in a stored process and have that stored process open and display correctly in WRS. WRS wants your SP to create SASReport XML, because it is the SASReport XML that is rendered in the WRS application. I am not sure whether SASReport XML supports ODS REGION statements -- I suspect not -- since that capability was designed for PDF/Printer which is a paged destination. If I have not remembered the exact steps to print to PDF, you can check with Tech Support -- I think the capability is built into WRS. cynthia ... View more

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Thanks Vince. jp ... View more