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SAS-L archives – December 2000, week 3

  1. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (62 lines)
    From: William W. Viergever <wwvierg@IBM.NET>

  2. Thomas Gaffney is out of the office. (11 lines)
    From: Thomas Gaffney <thomas.gaffney@PRUDENTIAL.COM>

  3. Invitation: Hirehealth Online Career Reception (153 lines)
    From: hirehealth@HIRENETWORK.COM

  4. Need help accessing multiple .mdbs (28 lines)
    From: Richard DeVenezia <radevenz@IX.NETCOM.COM>

  5. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (36 lines)
    From: Dr Olaf Kruse <olaf.kruse@VST-GMBH.DE>

  6. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (29 lines)
    From: Ace <b.rogers@VIRGIN.NET>

  7. Re: What is a CALL routine? (31 lines)
    From: Ace <b.rogers@VIRGIN.NET>

  8. Re: I don't like (???) !!! and licensing m$ v sas (65 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM>

  9. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (28 lines)
    From: Jules Bosch <jules@BOSCHSYSTEMS.COM>

  10. FW: sas to access (138 lines)
    From: Rob Rohrbough <Rob@ROHRBOUGH-SYSTEMS.COM>

  11. Macro var. problem (33 lines)
    From: Lars Hult <lhu@CODAN.DK>

  12. Re: Macro var. problem (24 lines)
    From: Lars Hult <lhu@CODAN.DK>

  13. Re: Macro var. problem (31 lines)
    From: Ace <b.rogers@VIRGIN.NET>

  14. Re: Macro var. problem (52 lines)
    From: Cooke Richard <Richard.Cooke@GROUPAMA.CO.UK>

  15. Re: Macro var. problem (69 lines)
    From: Dustin Eastwood <EASTWOD@WESTAT.COM>

  16. Re: Macro var. problem (40 lines)
    From: Ace <b.rogers@VIRGIN.NET>

  17. Re: data with odd extension (32 lines)
    From: Edward Heaton <HEATONE@WESTAT.COM>

  18. Sv: Macro var. problem (33 lines)
    From: Lars Hult <lhu@CODAN.DK>

  19. Re: Macro var. problem (173 lines)
    From: Richard W. Graham <Richard.Graham@INTELLICISIONS.COM>

  20. Re: Macro var. problem (55 lines)
    From: Ian Whitlock <WHITLOI1@WESTAT.COM>

  21. Re: Need help accessing multiple .mdbs (200 lines)
    From: Richard W. Graham <Richard.Graham@INTELLICISIONS.COM>

  22. Sv: Macro var. problem (27 lines)
    From: Lars Hult <lhu@CODAN.DK>

  23. Re: Thomas Gaffney is out of the office. (19 lines)
    From: F.J. Kelley <jkelley@ARCHES.UGA.EDU>

  24. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (41 lines)
    From: Gregg Snell <Gregg.Snell@LABONE.COM>

  25. Re: Need help accessing multiple .mdbs (63 lines)
    From: Francis Harvey <HARVEYF1@WESTAT.COM>

  26. PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (18 lines)
    From: Earl Westerlund <earl.westerlund@KODAK.COM>

  27. Re: MS Access question (35 lines)
    From: Simon <simon108@MY-DEJA.COM>

  28. Re: PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (119 lines)
    From: Malarkey, Pat <PMALARKEY@ULLICO.COM>

  29. Re: PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (36 lines)
    From: Smith, Curtis, Mr, DCAA <Curtis.Smith@DCAA.MIL>

  30. ODS or Proc report? (21 lines)
    From: Hilsdon, Roberta H. <rhr1@CDC.GOV>

  31. Re: PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (32 lines)
    From: Smith, Curtis, Mr, DCAA <Curtis.Smith@DCAA.MIL>

  32. Print setup and rsubmit (33 lines)
    From: ldion@MY-DEJA.COM

  33. Re: data with odd extension (54 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  34. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (52 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  35. Re: PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (20 lines)
    From: Earl Westerlund <earl.westerlund@KODAK.COM>

  36. Re: PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (31 lines)
    From: Earl Westerlund <earl.westerlund@KODAK.COM>

  37. Re: export graphs in .gif - expgraph.cpt (1/1) (29 lines)
    From: barrere Bendia <bendiabare@NETSCAPE.NET>

  38. Re: export graphs in .gif - expgraph.cpt (1/1)] (345 lines)
    From: barrere Bendia <bendiabare@NETSCAPE.NET>

  39. Re: export graphs in .gif - expgraph.cpt (1/1) (72 lines)
    From: Droogendyk Bill <bill_droogendyk@DOFASCO.CA>

  40. Question about PROC PROBIT (31 lines)
    From: fg5028@MY-DEJA.COM

  41. Re: PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (56 lines)
    From: Jian-An Zhu <jzhu@SPH.EMORY.EDU>

  42. Access to PC file formats (37 lines)
    From: Nick Paszty <npaszty@ORGANIC.COM>

  43. Remote Objecting (11 lines)
    From: Philip Mason <philipmason@EMAIL.COM>

  44. Re: PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (44 lines)
    From: Smith, Curtis, Mr, DCAA <Curtis.Smith@DCAA.MIL>

  45. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (38 lines)
    From: Nigel Pain <Nigel.Pain@SCOTLAND.GSI.GOV.UK>

  46. Foreign key workaround (32 lines)
    From: kenneth.paul.stulik@CENSUS.GOV

  47. SyncSort w/SAS on Windows Platform (13 lines)
    From: NCR Employee <ncr.employee@NCR.COM>

  48. Access to pc file formats #2 (19 lines)
    From: Nick Paszty <npaszty@ORGANIC.COM>

  49. The next FSEdit (37 lines)
    From: David L. Ward <dward@INTERNEXT-INC.COM>

  50. Re: SAS/Syncsort Benchmark (65 lines)
    From: Malarkey, Pat <PMALARKEY@ULLICO.COM>

  51. PharmaSUG 2001 Call For Papers: Deadline Extended (69 lines)
    From: Richard Severino <severino@HAWAII.EDU>

  52. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (61 lines)
    From: Muhammad Akhtar <MAkhtar@DMAS.STATE.VA.US>

  53. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (65 lines)
    From: Richard Severino <severino@HAWAII.EDU>

  54. NLMIXED: 4 random effects? (31 lines)
    From: Thomas Lumley <thomas@BIOSTAT.WASHINGTON.EDU>

  55. Full time - Permanent, SAS Programmer/Analyst opportunity with Boeing, Philadelphia (60 lines)
    From: EXT-Krasnisky, Jennifer <Jennifer.Krasnisky@PHL.BOEING.COM>

  56. SAS, Election, No politics, Friday. (215 lines)
    From: Victor Kamensky <kamensky@AECOM.YU.EDU>

  57. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (67 lines)
    From: Bernard Tremblay <imaginasys@HOTMAIL.COM>

  58. Re: libname and mount on unix (100 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  59. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (58 lines)
    From: Stanley A. Gorodenski <vvgsgor@DE.STATE.AZ.US>

  60. Division by missing (Zero). (31 lines)
    From: Shiferaw_G <Shiferaw_G@BLS.GOV>

  61. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (51 lines)
    From: Cao, William <WCao@HRBLOCK.COM>

  62. Re: data with odd extension (58 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  63. Re: libname and mount on unix (122 lines)
    From: Bernard Tremblay <imaginasys@HOTMAIL.COM>

  64. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (65 lines)
    From: Lund, Pete <Peter.Lund@WSIPP.WA.GOV>

  65. Re: Foreign key workaround (63 lines)
    From: Andreas Grueninger <grueninger@IBGRUENINGER.DE>

  66. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (68 lines)
    From: Bernard Tremblay <imaginasys@HOTMAIL.COM>

  67. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (50 lines)
    From: Anna Henson <anna_henson@YAHOO.COM>

  68. Re: SAS, Election, No politics, Friday. (237 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  69. macro help (30 lines)
    From: David Simmons <DavidSi@KINKOS.COM>

  70. Re: PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (191 lines)
    From: Smith, Curtis, Mr, DCAA <Curtis.Smith@DCAA.MIL>

  71. Re: Makin' matrices (10 lines)
    From: N Yiannakoulias <nwy@GPU.SRV.UALBERTA.CA>

  72. Re: does exist a sas procdure to use Markov chains? (25 lines)
    From: David L. Cassell <Cassell.David@EPAMAIL.EPA.GOV>

  73. Re: libname and mount on unix (42 lines)
    From: David L. Cassell <Cassell.David@EPAMAIL.EPA.GOV>

  74. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (83 lines)
    From: Shiferaw_G <Shiferaw_G@BLS.GOV>

  75. Re: macro help (37 lines)
    From: Gary Ross <gary_ross@MGIC.COM>

  76. Re: PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (205 lines)
    From: wei cheng <cheng_wei@HOTMAIL.COM>

  77. Optimum SUM fitting (49 lines)
    From: Alain Marais <alainmarais@HOTMAIL.COM>

  78. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (91 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  79. Lady V: The Pleasure Pill for Women! (227 lines)
    From: LadyV@LADIESFIRST.DE

  80. Re: Optimum SUM fitting (91 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  81. OT: fwd [swtools@research.att.com: packages available for uwin] (118 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  82. Re: SAS, Election, No politics, Friday. (256 lines)
    From: He-Man <douglas_19@HOTMAIL.COM>

  83. Re: libname and mount on unix (18 lines)
    From: He-Man <douglas_19@HOTMAIL.COM>

  84. Retire in 5 years on Real Estate Wealth w/o $0 Down & No Qualifying Mortgages! (146 lines)
    From: No-Money-Down-homes@JYU.FI

  85. creating datasets from .lst files -- and white's t-stat calculations (43 lines)
    From: John J. Shon <pjshon@HOTMAIL.COM>

  86. Call for Book Proposals in Knowledge and Information Management (100 lines)
    From: Xindong Wu <xwu@GAUSS.MINES.EDU>

  87. 1) macro 2) log (23 lines)
    From: Bjarte Aagnes <bjartea@ULRIK.UIO.NO>

  88. logistic regression (22 lines)
    From: Eric Baumer <baumer@ADMIRAL.UMSL.EDU>

  89. SAS code which uses FTP fom UNIX to PC (12 lines)
    From: David Rucker <david.rucker@PRODIGY.NET>

  90. Re: SAS code which uses FTP fom UNIX to PC (20 lines)
    From: Lou Pogoda <lpogoda@HOME.NOSPAM.COM>

  91. How to retrieve composite indexes names programatically? (19 lines)
    From: Alexandre Rouet <arouet@CYBERCABLE.FR>

  92. Need help with a little automatiion (22 lines)
    From: paula <icj808@USWEST.NET>

  93. distributed computing of SAS and SAS API (17 lines)
    From: paula <icj808@USWEST.NET>

  94. Re: SAS Connect error (66 lines)
    From: paula <icj808@USWEST.NET>

  95. Re: libname and mount on unix (124 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  96. Re: 1) macro 2) log (64 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  97. Re: How to retrieve composite indexes names programatically? (50 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  98. pulling variables (11 lines)
    From: Ray Pere <raypere@NETSCAPE.NET>

  99. Re: How to retrieve composite indexes names programatically? (51 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  100. Re: How to retrieve composite indexes names programatically? (52 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  101. Re: pulling variables (38 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  102. Re: How to retrieve composite indexes names programatically? (71 lines)
    From: Richard DeVenezia <radevenz@IX.NETCOM.COM>

  103. Re: Need help accessing multiple .mdbs (58 lines)
    From: Richard DeVenezia <radevenz@IX.NETCOM.COM>

  104. Re: Need help with a little automatiion (42 lines)
    From: Lex Jansen <l.jansen@LEX-JANSEN.DEMON.NL>

  105. Re: distributed computing of SAS and SAS API (32 lines)
    From: Luka <luka.schrijvers@PANDORA.BE>

  106. Re: pulling variables (48 lines)
    From: Ray Pere <raypere@NETSCAPE.NET>

  107. recode data (19 lines)
    From: Debb <debgoodfellow@HOME.COM>

  108. Re: recode data (117 lines)
    From: Malarkey, Pat <PMALARKEY@ULLICO.COM>

  109. Re: recode data (51 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  110. Re: data with odd extension (51 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <Peter@CRAWFORDSOFTWARE.DEMON.CO.UK>

  111. Re: need help with file import to Excel (92 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <Peter@CRAWFORDSOFTWARE.DEMON.CO.UK>

  112. Re: pulling variables (82 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  113. Optimum SUM fitting (50 lines)
    From: Alain Marais <alainmarais@HOTMAIL.COM>

  114. Re: pulling variables (94 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  115. Re: pulling variables (71 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  116. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (58 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  117. Re: SAS code which uses FTP fom UNIX to PC (39 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  118. Re: Need help with a little automatiion (84 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  119. Re: SyncSort w/SAS on Windows Platform (35 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  120. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (34 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  121. Re: macro help (68 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  122. Re: creating datasets from .lst files -- and white's t-stat calculations (108 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  123. I am looking for a book of Statistic an marketing application with sas (13 lines)
    From: Ebola <pricoss@TIN.IT>

  124. Re: libname and mount on unix (36 lines)
    From: Andre Wielki <wielki@INED.FR>

  125. How do I perform a Wilcoxon signed-rank (18 lines)
    From: Bill <bilost@MY-DEJA.COM>

  126. How to suppress messages in SAS v8.0 on MVS (NOLOG it not work) (119 lines)
    From: Osama Mohammed <osama_keshtah@ALFALAK.COM>

  127. Re: I don't like SAS!!! (63 lines)
    From: larisa.vaysblat@UNIFI.COM

  128. Re: How do I perform a Wilcoxon signed-rank (34 lines)
    From: Muhlbaier, Lawrence H. <lawrence.muhlbaier@DUKE.EDU>

  129. Re: How do I perform a Wilcoxon signed-rank (35 lines)
    From: John Jones <jonesj@PHARMARESEARCH.COM>

  130. rounding off/up a macro variable (58 lines)
    From: Behrens, Dje <Dje.Behrens@IKD-ULM.DE>

  131. Antwort: distributed computing of SAS and SAS API (50 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM>

  132. Need help with a little automatiion (73 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM>

  133. Re: rounding off/up a macro variable (57 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  134. fput tab characters (24 lines)
    From: Stew Ravenhall <stew.ravenhall@TOTALISE.CO.UK>

  135. Re: SAS code which uses FTP fom UNIX to PC (36 lines)
    From: Sigurd Hermansen <HERMANS1@WESTAT.COM>

  136. Re: SAS code which uses FTP fom UNIX to PC (72 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM>

  137. Re: PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (232 lines)
    From: Smith, Curtis, Mr, DCAA <Curtis.Smith@DCAA.MIL>

  138. Pass-Thru SQL question (65 lines)
    From: Arjen Raateland <Arjen.Raateland@VYH.FI>

  139. Re: pulling variables (80 lines)
    From: Howard Schreier <Howard_Schreier@ITA.DOC.GOV>

  140. Re: PROC IMPORT from Excel: Forcing a Column to Be Character (247 lines)
    From: wei cheng <cheng_wei@HOTMAIL.COM>

  141. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (84 lines)
    From: Howard Schreier <Howard_Schreier@ITA.DOC.GOV>

  142. Re: Optimum SUM fitting (80 lines)
    From: Howard Schreier <Howard_Schreier@ITA.DOC.GOV>

  143. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (110 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  144. Q: How to efficiently look up and classify permutations? (130 lines)
    From: Vyverman, Koen <koen.vyverman@FID-INTL.COM>

  145. SAS code for Two-side Dixon-Type test to detect Outlier (39 lines)
    From: Yang Shen <yssasl@YAHOO.COM>

  146. I'm having trouble with getting dates correctly (28 lines)
    From: yorgiv@MY-DEJA.COM

  147. Re: I'm having trouble with getting dates correctly (60 lines)
    From: Kerrison, Foster <FKerrison@NT.DMA.STATE.MA.US>

  148. Re: I'm having trouble with getting dates correctly (87 lines)
    From: Terjeson, Mark <TERJEMW@DSHS.WA.GOV>

  149. Re: I'm having trouble with getting dates correctly (44 lines)
    From: Randy Rak <rrak@ILEXONC.COM>

  150. Re: Pass-Thru SQL question (46 lines)
    From: Jonathan Goldberg <Jonathan_Goldberg@MASTERCARD.COM>

  151. Re: I am looking for a book of Statistic an marketing application with sas (43 lines)
    From: Charles Patridge <Charles_S_Patridge@PRODIGY.NET>

  152. r-squared in proc logistic (16 lines)
    From: Sanders, Tina <Tina.Sanders@TELECHECK.COM>

  153. Re: r-squared in proc logistic (24 lines)
    From: John Jones <jonesj@PHARMARESEARCH.COM>

  154. all possible combinations (23 lines)
    From: Christy Gaughan <christine_gaughan@CAMPBELLSOUP.COM>

  155. Re: all possible combinations (34 lines)
    From: John Jones <jonesj@PHARMARESEARCH.COM>

  156. proc sql's in parallel (40 lines)
    From: Gordon Still <gstill@SGI.SK.CA>

  157. Re: r-squared in proc logistic (45 lines)
    From: Meldrum, Sean <Sean_Meldrum@URMC.ROCHESTER.EDU>

  158. Re: r-squared in proc logistic (54 lines)
    From: John Jones <jonesj@PHARMARESEARCH.COM>

  159. Printing alternate lines with "gray" background on SAS v8.0, Wind oze NT (43 lines)
    From: rpresley <rpresley@GMCF.ORG>

  160. MVN Density (16 lines)
    From: Michael Bramley <bramley.m@PG.COM>

  161. Re: proc sql's in parallel (54 lines)
    From: Sigurd Hermansen <HERMANS1@WESTAT.COM>

  162. Re: r-squared in proc logistic (79 lines)
    From: John Jones <jonesj@PHARMARESEARCH.COM>

  163. Re: r-squared in proc logistic (68 lines)
    From: Dennis Fisher <dfisher@CSULB.EDU>

  164. sign off UNIX remote sessions before terminating local SAS sessio n (46 lines)
    From: rpresley <rpresley@GMCF.ORG>

  165. sas users on the canary islands ? (14 lines)
    From: Jens Manfredson <jms%email.de%email.de%email.de@BROMO.EMAIL.CH>

  166. Predicted Probability and Graph (20 lines)
    From: James <xuj73@HOTMAIL.COM>

  167. Re: Optimum SUM fitting (377 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  168. Re: Q: How to efficiently look up and classify permutations? (96 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  169. Question on usage of data conversion functions in a Data Step; (70 lines)
    From: Vivek Annamalai <annamalaiv@HOTMAIL.COM>

  170. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (83 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  171. On knowledge and sharing (was Re: libname and mount on unix) (83 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  172. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (33 lines)
    From: Jack Hamilton <JackHamilton@FIRSTHEALTH.COM>

  173. How to read .sd2 file (which is a data file in WinSAS) using SPSS? (9 lines)
    From: Angel Sung <angel_sok@HOTMAIL.COM>

  174. Re: How to read .sd2 file (which is a data file in WinSAS) using SPSS? (31 lines)
    From: Steven Dubnoff <sdubnoff@CIRCLESYS.COM>

  175. Re: fput tab characters (66 lines)
    From: Richard DeVenezia <radevenz@IX.NETCOM.COM>

  176. Re: Question on usage of data conversion functions in a Data Step; (101 lines)
    From: Shiling Zhang <shiling@MATH.WAYNE.EDU>

  177. Re: I am looking for a book of Statistic an marketing application with sas (29 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  178. Re: NLMIXED: 4 random effects? (31 lines)
    From: Steve Gregorich <gregorich@PSG.UCSF.EDU>

  179. Re: Question on usage of data conversion functions in a Data Step; (115 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  180. Re: SAS code which uses FTP fom UNIX to PC (83 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  181. SAS/EIS Version 8 ate my catalog ! (53 lines)
    From: Cooke Richard <Richard.Cooke@GROUPAMA.CO.UK>

  182. Re: fput tab characters (31 lines)
    From: Stew Ravenhall <stew.ravenhall@TOTALISE.CO.UK>

  183. INTCK / INTNX: where does it stand for? (20 lines)
    From: Victor Bos <vic@TIK.NU>

  184. Re: SAS code which uses FTP fom UNIX to PC (118 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM>

  185. Re: How to read .sd2 file (which is a data file in WinSAS) using SPSS? (25 lines)
    From: Well Howell <whowell@SUPERLINK.NET>

  186. JOBS: SAS/Statistics related in New York City (76 lines)
    From: JasperAF <jasperaf@AOL.COM>

  187. Re: INTCK / INTNX: where does it stand for? (59 lines)
    From: Bernard Tremblay <imaginasys@HOTMAIL.COM>

  188. Re: LOST SASUSER.PROFILE (14 lines)
    From: Michael <michael_gibson@USWESTMAIL.NET>

  189. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (92 lines)
    From: Edward Heaton <HEATONE@WESTAT.COM>

  190. JOBS: Clinical SAS Programmers in New York City (21 lines)
    From: JasperAF <jasperaf@AOL.COM>

  191. Re: INTCK / INTNX: where does it stand for? (31 lines)
    From: dkb@CIX.COMPULINK.CO.UK

  192. Re: INTCK / INTNX: where does it stand for? (66 lines)
    From: Richard Phillips <nospamR.H.Phillips@OPEN.AC.UK>

  193. Re: How to read .sd2 file (which is a data file in WinSAS) using SPSS? (25 lines)
    From: F.J. Kelley <jkelley@ARCHES.UGA.EDU>

  194. Re: How to read .sd2 file (which is a data file in WinSAS) using SPSS? (37 lines)
    From: F.J. Kelley <jkelley@ARCHES.UGA.EDU>

  195. Re: Predicted Probability and Graph (69 lines)
    From: Kilili, Anthony, BMG Direct - Indianapolis <Anthony.Kilili@BMGDIRECT.COM>

  196. Re: LOST SASUSER.PROFILE (9 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  197. Re: INTCK / INTNX: where does it stand for? (88 lines)
    From: H. T. Cheng <hcheng@ERAC.COM>

  198. Re: INTCK / INTNX: where does it stand for? (103 lines)
    From: Meldrum, Sean <Sean_Meldrum@URMC.ROCHESTER.EDU>

  199. Re: INTCK / INTNX: where does it stand for? and DSD (73 lines)
    From: MingDynsty@AOL.COM

  200. Re: INTCK / INTNX: what does DSD stand for? (116 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM>

  201. Re: LOST SASUSER.PROFILE (51 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  202. Re: INTCK / INTNX: where does it stand for? (121 lines)
    From: p_flick@MY-DEJA.COM

  203. Re: INTCK / INTNX: what does DSD stand for? (151 lines)
    From: H. T. Cheng <hcheng@ERAC.COM>

  204. Re: LOST SASUSER.PROFILE (29 lines)
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  205. Re: INTCK / INTNX: where does it stand for? (151 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM>

  206. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (434 lines)
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  207. Re: INTCK / INTNX: where does it stand for? (27 lines)
    From: David L. Cassell <Cassell.David@EPAMAIL.EPA.GOV>

  208. Re: INTCK / INTNX: where does it stand for? (12 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  209. DSD and V8 (28 lines)
    From: Michael S. Zdeb <msz03@HEALTH.STATE.NY.US>

  210. Re: Division by missing (Zero). (141 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  211. Testing the distinctness of vars? (84 lines)
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  212. Re: Testing the distinctness of vars? (109 lines)
    From: Malarkey, Pat <PMALARKEY@ULLICO.COM>

  213. Textpad 4.4 (Windows) editor evaluation 12/00 (76 lines)
    From: Ed Cabanero <ed_cabanero@YAHOO.COM>

  214. Re: Testing the distinctness of vars? (133 lines)
    From: Huang, Ya <ya.huang@AGOURON.COM>

  215. Re: Testing the distinctness of vars? (137 lines)
    From: William W. Viergever <wwvierg@IBM.NET>

  216. Re: Testing the distinctness of vars? (185 lines)
    From: Malarkey, Pat <PMALARKEY@ULLICO.COM>

  217. SAS V8 - gplot > html - X errors (85 lines)
    From: Peter Vines <psv2b@WINGNUT.ITC.VIRGINIA.EDU>

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    From: Olson, Eric - SAAD/DDRA <eric.olson@STATCAN.CA>

  219. Re: INTCK / INTNX: what does DSD stand for? (163 lines)
    From: DOUG CONRAD <dconrad@CICINFO.COM>

  220. Re: Textpad 4.4 (Windows) editor evaluation 12/00 (109 lines)
    From: Abelson_R <Abelson_R@BLS.GOV>

  221. Re: Testing the distinctness of vars? (43 lines)
    From: Jonathan Goldberg <Jonathan_Goldberg@MASTERCARD.COM>

  222. Re: Question on usage of data conversion functions in a Data Step; (55 lines)
    From: Vivek Annamalai <annamalaiv@HOTMAIL.COM>

  223. Re: How to read .sd2 file (which is a data file in WinSAS) using SPSS? (37 lines)
    From: Steven Dubnoff <sdubnoff@CIRCLESYS.COM>

  224. Did anyone have a Toshiba 4000cds, WIN98 ver 1 and SAS6.12?? (88 lines)
    From: Vincent Girard <Vincent.Girard@IRDA.QC.CA>

  225. Re: Testing the distinctness of vars? (31 lines)
    From: Jonathan Goldberg <Jonathan_Goldberg@MASTERCARD.COM>

  226. Re: Testing the distinctness of vars? (123 lines)
    From: Huang, Ya <ya.huang@AGOURON.COM>

  227. Re: Question on usage of data conversion functions in a Data Step ; (99 lines)
    From: Ian Whitlock <WHITLOI1@WESTAT.COM>

  228. Re: Testing the distinctness of vars? (131 lines)
    From: Andreas Grueninger <grueninger@IBGRUENINGER.DE>

  229. Re: Question on usage of data conversion functions in a Data Step; (147 lines)
    From: Howard Schreier <Howard_Schreier@ITA.DOC.GOV>

  230. Re: fput tab characters (57 lines)
    From: Andreas Grueninger <grueninger@IBGRUENINGER.DE>

  231. Re: Printing alternate lines with "gray" background on SAS v8.0, Wind oze NT (126 lines)
    From: Andreas Grueninger <grueninger@IBGRUENINGER.DE>

  232. Re: What is a CALL Routine? (20 lines)
    From: Lewis, Dan BGI SF <Dan.Lewis@BARCLAYSGLOBAL.COM>

  233. Re: Question on usage of data conversion functions in a Data Step ; (24 lines)
    From: Vivek Annamalai <annamalaiv@HOTMAIL.COM>

  234. Re: Optimum SUM fitting (353 lines)
    From: Bross, Dean S <dean.bross@MAIL.VA.GOV>

  235. Re: How to efficiently look up and classify permutations? (159 lines)
    From: Bross, Dean S <dean.bross@MAIL.VA.GOV>

  236. Libnames in version 8 (23 lines)
    From: Joe McCormick <mcjoe452@HOTMAIL.COM>

  237. Re: Libnames in version 8 (36 lines)
    From: Smith, Curtis, Mr, DCAA <Curtis.Smith@DCAA.MIL>

  238. proc arima syntax (21 lines)
    From: Terje Karlsen <terjekar@START.NO>

  239. Re: proc arima syntax (16 lines)
    From: Kattamuri.Sarma@RESPONSEINSURANCE.COM

  240. Re: How to retrieve composite indexes names programatically? (31 lines)
    From: David L. Ward <dward@INTERNEXT-INC.COM>

  241. Re: How to read .sd2 file (which is a data file in WinSAS) using SPSS? (19 lines)
    From: mstojanovic@NC.RR.COM

  242. Re: Testing the distinctness of vars? (85 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  243. Re: Q: How to efficiently look up and classify permutations? (252 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  244. Fwd: MS Software (255 lines)
    From: Bernard Tremblay <imaginasys@HOTMAIL.COM>

  245. Don't miss this $700 Give Away 13135 (96 lines)
    From: dave@CHINA.COM

  246. Re: proc arima syntax (23 lines)
    From: tek <tek@SSB.NO>

  247. Re: fput tab characters (44 lines)
    From: Stew Ravenhall <stew.ravenhall@TOTALISE.CO.UK>

  248. Info - COBOL data descriptions (30 lines)
    From: Nigel Pain <Nigel.Pain@SCOTLAND.GSI.GOV.UK>

  249. Re: fput tab characters (90 lines)
    From: Richard DeVenezia <radevenz@IX.NETCOM.COM>

  250. Re: proc arima syntax (126 lines)
    From: Stanley A. Gorodenski <vvgsgor@DE.STATE.AZ.US>

  251. Schedule a SAS job on NT workstation (21 lines)
    From: Reiling Lee <reiling.lee@DWP.NET>

  252. Re: Schedule a SAS job on NT workstation (200 lines)
    From: Patrice Bourdages <PBourdages@IAG.QC.CA>

  253. Week number in year (27 lines)
    From: Jim Groeneveld <J.Groeneveld@ITGROUPS.COM>

  254. Base/Stat Output Datasets Changed in V8 (33 lines)
    From: Stew Ravenhall <stew.ravenhall@TOTALISE.CO.UK>

  255. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (10 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  256. Re: Week number in year (46 lines)
    From: Lund, Pete <Peter.Lund@WSIPP.WA.GOV>

  257. Re: Week number in year (37 lines)
    From: Richard Phillips <nospamR.H.Phillips@OPEN.AC.UK>

  258. Re: Schedule a SAS job on NT workstation (259 lines)
    From: Cooke Richard <Richard.Cooke@GROUPAMA.CO.UK>

  259. Re: Week number in year (10 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  260. Re: Week number in year (79 lines)
    From: Yung-Yang_Hu@ABNAMRO.COM

  261. Re: Week number in year (57 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  262. ODS w/Java Script (34 lines)
    From: Dawn Naranjo <dnaranj@HOTMAIL.COM>

  263. Output (47 lines)
    From: Kerrison, Foster <FKerrison@NT.DMA.STATE.MA.US>

  264. Re: Q: How to efficiently look up and classify permutations? (63 lines)
    From: Vyverman, Koen <koen.vyverman@FID-INTL.COM>

  265. Re: Week number in year (13 lines)
    From: Richard Parfitt <RParfitt@HOTMAIL.COM>

  266. Re: Output (113 lines)
    From: Terjeson, Mark <TerjeMW@DSHS.WA.GOV>

  267. Coding diads - simple problem (39 lines)
    From: John Gerstle <JGerstle@SW.UA.EDU>

  268. Re: Output (81 lines)
    From: Quentin McMullen <QuentinMcMullen@WESTAT.COM>

  269. Re: SAS code for Two-side Dixon-Type test to detect Outlier (69 lines)
    From: David L. Cassell <Cassell.David@EPAMAIL.EPA.GOV>

  270. Re: proc arima syntax (29 lines)
    From: David L. Cassell <Cassell.David@EPAMAIL.EPA.GOV>

  271. Re: Output II (169 lines)
    From: Terjeson, Mark <TerjeMW@DSHS.WA.GOV>

  272. Re: Fwd: MS Software (19 lines)
    From: Jack Hamilton <JackHamilton@FIRSTHEALTH.COM>

  273. Re: proc arima syntax (81 lines)
    From: Stanley A. Gorodenski <vvgsgor@DE.STATE.AZ.US>

  274. Re: Coding diads - simple problem (46 lines)
    From: Lou Pogoda <lpogoda@HOME.NOSPAM.COM>

  275. Re: fput tab characters (47 lines)
    From: David L. Ward <dward@SASHELP.COM>

  276. Re: Coding diads - simple problem (52 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  277. Re: fput tab characters (60 lines)
    From: Lund, Pete <Peter.Lund@WSIPP.WA.GOV>

  278. Re: Coding diads - simple problem (25 lines)
    From: John Gerstle <JGerstle@SW.UA.EDU>

  279. Re: need help with file import to Excel (165 lines)
    From: Howard Schreier <Howard_Schreier@ITA.DOC.GOV>

  280. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (48 lines)
    From: mshines <mshines@PURDUE.EDU>

  281. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (52 lines)
    From: Peter Vines <psv2b@WINGNUT.ITC.VIRGINIA.EDU>

  282. Re: ODS w/Java Script (77 lines)
    From: haworthl@MINDSPRING.COM

  283. SAS code to convert GMT date/time to local date/time (13 lines)
    From: PETRUSO STEVEN V <svpetrus@NEWWESTENERGY.COM>

  284. Re: Q: How to efficiently look up and classify permutations? (48 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  285. Re: Q: How to efficiently look up and classify permutations? (317 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  286. Re: Fwd: MS Software (85 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  287. ODS match_all=dsnames unresolved (127 lines)
    From: Bill Howells <billh@MATLOCK.WUSTL.EDU>

  288. Data Manager, University of California, San Francisco (42 lines)
    From: Steve Gregorich <gregorich@PSG.UCSF.EDU>

  289. Dynamically Naming SAS Dataset with Today's Date (20 lines)
    From: gregory.john.toland@CENSUS.GOV

  290. Re: Dynamically Naming SAS Dataset with Today's Date (46 lines)
    From: Jack Hamilton <JackHamilton@FIRSTHEALTH.COM>

  291. Dynamically Naming SAS Dataset with Today's Date (36 lines)
    From: gregory.john.toland@CENSUS.GOV

  292. Re: Dynamically Naming SAS Dataset with Today's Date (66 lines)
    From: gregory.john.toland@CENSUS.GOV

  293. Re: Dynamically Naming SAS Dataset with Today's Date (78 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  294. MVS TO PDF (21 lines)
    From: Girish Patel <gspatel@PEPCO.COM>

  295. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (13 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  296. Re: proc arima syntax (128 lines)
    From: Stanley A. Gorodenski <vvgsgor@DE.STATE.AZ.US>

  297. Re: Schedule a SAS job on NT workstation (200 lines)
    From: Patrice Bourdages <PBourdages@IAG.QC.CA>

  298. Re: Schedule a SAS job on NT workstation (261 lines)
    From: Cooke Richard <Richard.Cooke@GROUPAMA.CO.UK>

  299. Re: proc arima syntax (83 lines)
    From: Stanley A. Gorodenski <vvgsgor@DE.STATE.AZ.US>

  300. ERROR Trnsllation (95 lines)
    From: Osama Mohammed <osama_keshtah@ALFALAK.COM>

  301. Re: Dynamically Naming SAS Dataset with Today's Date (93 lines)
    From: kmself@IX.NETCOM.COM

  302. New syntax for base/SAS dynamic web scripts (209 lines)
    From: David L. Ward <dward@INTERNEXT-INC.COM>

  303. Re: Schedule a SAS job on NT workstation (51 lines)
    From: Jim Groeneveld <J.Groeneveld@ITGROUPS.COM>

  304. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (48 lines)
    From: mshines <mshines@PURDUE.EDU>

  305. permission_form.html (70 lines)
    From: Andre Wielki <wielki@INED.FR>

  306. Re: permission_form.html (30 lines)
    From: Quill, Michael <michaelq@DEMON.NET>

  307. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (15 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  308. Re: permission_form.html (73 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM>

  309. records and observations not same (16 lines)
    From: Michael Schmidt <pansophy@PRODIGY.NET>

  310. Re: MVS TO PDF (35 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  311. Re: MVS TO PDF (40 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  312. Re: Dynamically Naming SAS Dataset with Today's Date (23 lines)
    From: fabsroth@MY-DEJA.COM

  313. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (68 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM>

  314. Re: records and observations not same (36 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  315. Re: permission_form.html (27 lines)
    From: Quill, Michael <michaelq@DEMON.NET>

  316. Re: records and observations not same (28 lines)
    From: Richard Phillips <nospamR.H.Phillips@OPEN.AC.UK>

  317. Re: records and observations not same (34 lines)
    From: dkb@CIX.COMPULINK.CO.UK

  318. SAS-to-PDF (38 lines)
    From: Michael S. Zdeb <msz03@HEALTH.STATE.NY.US>

  319. Re: Dynamically Naming SAS Dataset with Today's Date (28 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  320. Re: permission_form.html (133 lines)
    From: Peter Crawford <peter.crawford@DB.COM>

  321. Re: records and observations not same (50 lines)
    From: Charles Patridge <Charles_S_Patridge@PRODIGY.NET>

  322. Performance SQL versus DATA-STEP ? (24 lines)
    From: m500340@MY-DEJA.COM

  323. Re: proc arima syntax (41 lines)
    From: David Simmons <DavidSi@KINKOS.COM>

  324. Re: Schedule a SAS job on NT workstation (115 lines)
    From: PETRUSO STEVEN V <svpetrus@NEWWESTENERGY.COM>

  325. Re: Q: How to efficiently look up and classify permutations? (89 lines)
    From: Vyverman, Koen <koen.vyverman@FID-INTL.COM>

  326. Re: Performance SQL versus DATA-STEP ? (35 lines)
    From: m500340@MY-DEJA.COM

  327. Re: Output II (226 lines)
    From: Kerrison, Foster <FKerrison@NT.DMA.STATE.MA.US>

  328. Re: Q: How to efficiently look up and classify permutations? (46 lines)
    From: Vyverman, Koen <koen.vyverman@FID-INTL.COM>

  329. March 2000 Current Population Survey (16 lines)
    From: jroth@NBER.ORG

  330. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (119 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  331. SAS Position in Des Moines, Iowa (29 lines)
    From: johnxu1st@MY-DEJA.COM

  332. testing list: dont read (9 lines)
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  333. Opening an excel file while excel is open (27 lines)
    From: Jit Bhattacharya <jit.bhattacharya@PRUDENTIAL.COM>

  334. R square is equal to 1?? (65 lines)
    From: Jellocups <jellocups@AOL.COM>

  335. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (133 lines)
    From: Gerhard Hellriegel <ghellrieg@T-ONLINE.DE>

  336. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (35 lines)
    From: Paul Dorfman <paul_dorfman@HOTMAIL.COM>

  337. Re: R square is equal to 1?? (93 lines)
    From: Peter Flom <peter.flom@NDRI.ORG>

  338. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (30 lines)
    From: Jack Hamilton <JackHamilton@FIRSTHEALTH.COM>

  339. Re: R square is equal to 1?? (28 lines)
    From: David L. Cassell <Cassell.David@EPAMAIL.EPA.GOV>

  340. installing 6.12 on WindowsME (22 lines)
    From: charles5453@MY-DEJA.COM

  341. Re: R square is equal to 1?? (28 lines)
    From: Peter Flom <peter.flom@NDRI.ORG>

  342. Re: Info - COBOL data descriptions (30 lines)
    From: William W. Viergever <wwvierg@IBM.NET>

  343. Right or Left Justifying Character Values (30 lines)
    From: johndangelo@WORLDNET.ATT.NET

  344. Re: Right or Left Justifying Character Values (54 lines)
    From: Gregg Snell <Gregg.Snell@LABONE.COM>

  345. ending SAS session on remote server. Local=SAS V8 on WinNT, Remo te=SAS V8.1 on AIX (41 lines)
    From: rpresley <rpresley@GMCF.ORG>

  346. Re: Right or Left Justifying Character Values (67 lines)
    From: Bernard Tremblay <imaginasys@HOTMAIL.COM>

  347. how do I stop my emails temporarily? (10 lines)
    From: Hilsdon, Roberta H. <rhr1@CDC.GOV>

  348. Re: Right or Left Justifying Character Values (59 lines)
    From: kviel <kviel@GMCF.ORG>

  349. Happy Holidays to SAS-List friends (21 lines)
    From: barrere Bendia <bendiabare@NETSCAPE.NET>

  350. Re: how do I stop my emails temporarily? (30 lines)
    From: F.J. Kelley <jkelley@ARCHES.UGA.EDU>

  351. Re: Happy Holidays to SAS-List friends (155 lines)
    From: Patrice Bourdages <PBourdages@IAG.QC.CA>

  352. Re: March 2000 Current Population Survey (41 lines)
    From: Charles Patridge <Charles_S_Patridge@PRODIGY.NET>

  353. <No subject> (9 lines)
    From: Peter Zhu <peter_zhu@HOTMAIL.COM>

  354. Re: ending SAS session on remote server. Local=SAS V8 on WinNT, R emo te=SAS V8.1 on AIX (56 lines)
    From: PETRUSO STEVEN V <svpetrus@NEWWESTENERGY.COM>

  355. Re: Q: How to efficiently look up and classify permutations? (125 lines)
    From: Ian Whitlock <WHITLOI1@WESTAT.COM>

  356. Sacramento (CA) SAS(r) Software Training Seminars: February 2001 (104 lines)
    From: Andrew H. Karp <sfbay0001@AOL.COMNOSPAM>

  357. Logistic Regression (17 lines)
    From: Anna Henson <anna_henson@YAHOO.COM>

  358. Re: Logistic Regression (26 lines)
    From: Richard Palmer <mapsinc@BELLATLANTIC.NET>

  359. Read SQL Server 7 database with SAS (24 lines)
    From: Alderton, David <David.Alderton@PERSNET.NAVY.MIL>

  360. Re: Logistic Regression (115 lines)
    From: Jose A. Cobas <cobas@ASU.EDU>

  361. Gmap or GIS question (16 lines)
    From: Tim Obrey <tobrey@MOOSEHEAD.NET>

  362. Re: how do I stop my emails temporarily? (36 lines)
    From: Thomas Rick <rthomas@WOOLWORTHS.COM.AU>

  363. <No subject> (9 lines)
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  364. Re: R square is equal to 1?? (31 lines)
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