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Date:         Thu, 26 Dec 1996 19:45:30 GMT
Reply-To:     Rob Thomas <rob.thomas@HIS.COM>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
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From:         Rob Thomas <rob.thomas@HIS.COM>
Organization: Advanced Data Analysis
Subject:      Re: problems with data

From your first sentence, it appears you sucessfully created and saved the data in a SAS dataset. Also, I'm assuming you put the data into binary SAS transport format. The problem is transferring the data.

If this is so, here are a few 'gotchas' I run into:

1. the MVS file to receive the binary SAS transport file must be lrecl=80 and blksize=8000.

2. when using your transport software, be sure binary is checked,

On Tue, 24 Dec 96 01:57:27 GMT, acannon@innova.net (Alan Cannon) wrote:

>I'm a student at Clemson and have a data set created by reading CRSP tapes >using SAS 6.07 on an MVS mainframe. I'm doing stock-market event studies and >would like to fool around with some different program structures. Is there any >way this data set can be accessed -- and subsequently manipulated -- using SAS >6.11 (Windows 95)? I FTP'd this data set (binary transfer) to my PC, but have >had no luck since then and would like some advice before I say goodbye to >those 5.5 megs of data and that 1-1/2 hour of transfer time.

====================================================================== Advanced Data Analysis, Est.'89. Over 19 years experience with general statistical consulting and multi-platform SAS programming. Also: data conversions across platforms/media/apps. 301-949-8065, 3321 Camden St. Silver Spring, MD, 20902. www.his.com/rltstats, rob.thomas@his.com


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