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  It’s important to have job-hunting strategies so you have more outlets for finding a job. Looking for a new job can take some time, making it important to try different methods to speed up the process. By using job-hunting strategies, you can continue to progress in your career and move on to better opportunities. As fresher in clinical SAS getting the job is somewhat tough but not like that, we are not going to get job. First of all, we will find the best strategy which are listed below Look for internship so many MNC companies offering internship having some stipend  Look for some clinical data course(skills) like CDM/PV coz directly or indirectly attached with clinical SAS programmer so getting the chance of job is more Knowledge of clinical trials domain and its phases, in other words this kind of experience will also count for SAS programmer as initial. We already know that clinical trails data finally going to the SAS programmer. Make network /create your profile in l...

  Proc format is important tools which are mostly used in clinical SAS coz naming conventions are too much as per SDTM and ADAM specification. Proc format is different from format and in format options. Proc format means user defined format or some guidelines format. We prefer to show the analysed data in different format but original data format is different.in other words it is easily explain by original data format changed into user defined format. Proc format is 4 types Character to character Example Male to M  Character to numeric Example Male to 1 Numeric to character Example     10-11 to young  Numeric to numeric Example= 10-11 to 1 Character variables datasets are always enclosed with single or double quote because it is case sensitive. If you have characters in left side during proc format always used the dollar sign and also creating the format  values statements  are used.   Clinical SAS p...

  S.No Data Steps Proc Steps 1. Start with Data key word Start with proc key word 2. Create a sas data set Produce the report 3 Reflected in log, how many observations and variables are there also describing the processing time Produce the report in output windows 4. Read and modified the sas data set Perform specific analysis on data Best SAS Certification Trainer in India Durga Online Trainer  is a best place to learn complete  SAS Programming Course . We provide 100 % theory and live practical and our SAS Online Course fee is very lowest or cheapest compare to other training institute. You can join also online classes- best clinical sas training institute in india Python Programming Language Course R Programming Language

  Macro Programming is very useful for automating the programming code. It is used when repetion of work is there, in simply manner it avoids the hard coding program. It is a case sensitive so carefully assigned the macro variables, but proper knowledge of SAS is required to write Macro code. SAS Macro are useful when we want to execute the same set of sas statements again and again. This is the ideal case using macro rather than typing or coping(pasting) sas statements. Macro is recognized by macro triggers known as Percentage (%) and ampersand (&).There are two components of macro programming 1.Macro 2. Macro variables—- Macro variables are two types named as local and global macro variables Local macro variables are local in scope by name itself indicating, it is written inside the programming code where as global macro variables are written in anywhere in program means global in scope. To creating macro variable using the following syntax %let< Macro variable...

  SAS having 2 stages first one is known as compilation and other one is known as Execution phase. In compilation phase followings details will happing Creation of PDV and Input buffer Syntax checking Definition of input and output file that comes under descriptor portion Number of observations and variables also variables attribute setting like data is numeric or character, length and type of data But in execution phase it will give the report in the form of rectangular format (SAS data set) until or unless no error will be there. Clearly PDV and input buffer is same which are logical (virtual memory) in which your dataset is located but few difference is there between input buffer and PDV. Both are created in the descriptive portion that means compilation phase. PDV describes information about each variables is stored in the virtual memory, also it will record one observation at a time. Input buffer is also the virtual memory in which SAS put records of data line by line or hold ...

  Infile options are used to read the raw data which are located in external file. A raw data file is an external text file whose records contain data values that are organized in fields. Mostly SAS by default recognize the blank space as a delimiter apart from this SAS unable to recognize and give the error. For that purpose, DLM and DSD options are used for recognizing the delimiters other than blank space. DLM and DSD write along with infile statements. To read the raw data file, the DATA step must provide the following instructions to SAS:  the location or name of the external text file  a name for the new SAS data set  a reference that identifies the external file  a description of the data values to be read. DLM DLM= delimiter(s) where  delimiter(s)  specifies a delimiter for list input in either of the following forms:   ‘list-of-delimiting-characters’  specifies one or more characters (up to 200) to read as delimit...