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Where is your ScoredNewDataSet coming from ? and How do you "performed Population "A"s scoring code over population "B" "? your code should like : proc logistic data=ModelDataSet model ........ score data=NewDataSet out=want fitstat; run; ... View more

Hello,   Thank you for your responses.   I would like to state that whole libraries are in the same server, the code works for many libraries but doesn't work for some of them.  When I first click the icon->(+) I can see the data sets under the library, but after I execute the code and then click the icon ->(+) I see nothing under the library.   Do you have additional thought about this case? And any other codes to see number of observations?   Thank you ... View more

What value does this actually represent?  201001 From your displayed values, my first guess is that this is a 4-digit year and then a 2-digit month. What would you expect the displayed value to be?     ... View more

@turcay if dataset HAVE was created as by    data have; infile datalines missover; input @1 datex1 $6. @8 date_num 6. ; then @ballardw is right and there are no  DateCharacter, DateNumeric variables in input. but if you relate to your original code:       Data Have; Length DateCharacter $ 10 DateNumeric 8 ; Infile Datalines Missover; Input DateCharacter DateNumeric ; then the problem in date1 is because you defined length as $10 instead $6, alternatively you can code:    date1 = input(trim(DateCharacter)||'01' , yymmdd8.); which might work. ... View more

use HAVING clause: Data Have; Length Character $ 8 Numeric 8; Infile Datalines Missover; Input Character Numeric; Datalines; 33 1 33 2 33 3 33 3 33 1 33 2 33 2 33 3 33 3 ; Run; PROC SQL; Select Character,Numeric,count(*) As CountNumeric From Have Group By Character,Numeric having Character='33' and Numeric=1; QUIT; ... View more