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Detailed operation on the SAS card function of HP computer, hp Detailed operation on the SAS card function of HP computers in IDC Management I. Software Removal Protection 1) After the computer is turned on, wait for the access to the dashboard selection system interface; 2) Press F1 to go To the BIOS page of the SAS card; 3 ). switch the cursor to >>> System Res

OverviewA unit server in Beijing accidentally offline, hot spare disk, replace the offline hard disk. However, the hot spare disk in the process, another hard drive offline, causing hot spare synchronization failed, two sets of RAID array crashes, LVM structure is incomplete, the file system is not working properly, the server data needs to be repaired. Two off-line hard drive detection, found that the first offline hard drive is not recognized, the initial inference is a hardware failure, the n

substr (s,p,n) with the character position commandfunction: The substitution and extraction of SAS characters.Grammar:1. Extract: New=substr (old,p,n)Start extracting n-length characters from the first character of the variable old, and name it the variable new.such as: New=substr (old,2,3); old= "ABCDEFG"; new= "BCD";2. Replacement: substr (old,p,n) = "XXX"The first character of the variable old is replaced by n characters, and the replacement conten

Since the last time I wroteArticleIt was already a few months ago. Here I will post the article address. If you are interested, you can check it out. 1) database entity design that supports differential data storage-debut 2) database entity design that supports differential data storage (2) (continued) 3) database entity design that supports differential data storage (3) (continued) 4) Introduction of the SAS framework (this article)

1 Proc Sort data = Data - Set 2 Out = Neat 3 Nodupkey 4 Dupout = Extraobs; 5 By Variable - 1 Variable - 2 ... Variable - N; 6 Run; Note: If out = is not specified, the sorted data is automatically replaced by the original dataset. the nodupkey option command SAS deletes repeated observations of variables in the by statement. dupout = option command SAS puts the de

The usual array functions in SAS are: Dim dimk hbound Hboundk LBound lboundkThe array function counts the dimensions, the upper and lower bounds of the array, and facilitates the writing of the portable program, which includes:Dim (x) To find the number of elements in the first dimension of the array xDIMK (x) to find the number of elements in the array x K dimensionLBound (x) to find the lower bound of the first dimension of array XHbound (x) to find

SAS and SATA Hard Drive guidelines When you add a hard disk drive to the server, follow these general rules: The system will automatically set all drive numbers If you are using only one hard drive, install the drive in the home with the smallest drive letter. When multiple drives are divided into the same drive array, these drives must have the same capacity to maximize storage space efficiency. Drives in the same logical volume must have the sa

Data input and output in SAS are: 1. By column: Input variable name Data score; /* Create a data set on the score */Input name $1-10 Math 11-12 Chinese 17-18 中文版 26-27; /* For each variable, enter data by column */Datalines; /* Tip Below is the data line */Bital 90 92 88Martin 80 95 94Run2. List input: Input variable name Data /* Data set name default, default is data1*/Length City $9/* Specifies that the length of the character variable is 9 (the def

(%) any sequence of zero or more charactersproc SQL; Select Ffid, name, address from sasuser.frequentflyers where like ' % P%place ' * Spaces are also included in the string; Quit;3.6:using the sounds-like (=*) Operator to Select a spelling variationThe Sounds-like (=*) operator uses the SOUNDEX algorithm to compare each value of a column (or other Sql-expressi ON) with the word or words (or other sql-expression) so you specify.3.7:subsetting Rows by Using calcu

Tags: SAS XFS SSDAn OLTP performance comparison test was previously done: SAS vs SSD various modes MySQL TPCC OLTP comparison test results, this time to do the OLAP comparison test.The comparison test results are shown below:650) this.width=650; "Src=" http://dp.imysql.com:8080/files/upload_yejr_imysql/SAS_VS_SSD_MySQL_OLAP_benchmarking _20121225.jpg "style=" border:0px; "alt=" sas_vs_ssd_mysql_olap_benchma

1: Three ways to build a tableBuilding a table will only create a table in the library and display it in the log, and there will be no output.1.1: Define columns yourself to create an empty tableColumn-specification = column-define + column-constriants + message=/msgtypeData in SAS is stored in only two ways, one char (n), and one Num. SAS also supports SQL native data types, but will eventually be translat

Data student1;Input name$ age score;Datalines;Wangwu 29 68Lisi 30 85Wangxi 28 79Lixingxun 32 91Wufang 27 56;RunData student;Set student1;RunData student2;Input name$ age score;Datalines;WANGWU 29 88Lisi 30 89Wangxi 28 85Lixingxun 32 93Wufang 27 76;Run/* Display the original data set */Proc Print data=student;Title "Original data Set";Run/*remove Removal Observation */Data student1;Modify Student1;If score RunProc Print data=student1;Title "Remove";Run/*replace Replacement Observations */Data stu

With the SAS Gplot/gchart module, simple charts can be drawn.1. Bar chart, doughnut chart, pie chart and so on;Proc Gchart data=xxxxx;Vbar varname;RunThis process contains several options, note that the difference between the subgroup and group options, subgroup is not listed, and group is drawn separately for different groups;2. Scatter plots, line charts, etc.Proc Gplot data=xxxxx;Plot y*x;RunWhen there are several different lines on the same table,

Data heartemp;Set Sashelp.heart;If bp_status= ' normal ' then delete;* blood pressure is not written to the data set, drop excludes variables, delete excludes observations;Keep status sex Weight_status bp_status;Rename bp_status = Bloodpressure;RunProc Print data= heartemp (obs=10);RunData mytemp;input x y;Z=x+y;/* Statistical odd even, evennumber+1 complete accumulation */If mod (z,2) =0 then evennumber+1;else oddnumber+1;Cards12 5568 68 9788 999114 8628 9738 6748 9778 234;RunProc Print;RunThis

1, missing values are missing, characters are missing;2, Problem: PROC tabulate watchmaking class There is missing, the purpose of the missing range of a non-missing value belongs to a class, the other in accordance with the actual operation, the remainder with other.PROC"0=" 1 ' = '. A CLASS "' 2 ' = ' 03. B CLASS "other = "04. OTHERS ";RUN;/* results, ' returned to ' 04. Other "*//* After testing, change (') to (') is correct, that is, the missing is "01. Missing "* *[

SAS function Learning1. Function Write format:1) General writing format: function name (parameter 1, parameter 2, ...) ）2) Shorthand format: function name (of parameter 1-parameter n) or function name (of parameter 1 parameter 2 ...) ）2. Function Introduction2.1 Character processing function1) substr 2) Scan 3) index 4) length 5) Compress 6) Translate 7) Trim 8) UpCase 9) lowcase) UrlDecode) (TRANWRD) rank) byte () repeat) reverse2.2 Mathematical arit

= Month prefix = Ctarget;run;Changes before and after effects are as followsBy statement grouping transpose datasetsFor each by group, the PROC transpose creates one observation for each variable the IT transposes. The by variable itself are not transposedI understand that the values of the first column of the transferred dataset are all previous variable names, and if by, the by variable does not transpose, but instead appears as a grouping variable in the first column (considering the case of

Data _null_;x=15.63;y=15.13;Xx=ceil (x);Yy=ceil (y);Put xx= yy=;Xx=floor (x);Yy=floor (y);Put xx= yy=;Xx=int (x);Yy=int (y);Put xx= yy=;Xx=round (x,0.1);Yy=round (y,0.1);Put xx= yy=;Z=trunc (1/3,3); * Storage by 3 bytes;Put z=;This blog all content is original, if reprint please indicate source http://blog.csdn.net/myhaspl/Z=trunc (1/3,6); * Storage by 6 bytes;Put z=;RunOutput: xx=16 yy=16Xx=15 yy=15Xx=15 yy=15xx=15.6 yy=15.1z=0.3333129883z=0.3333333333The Road to Mathematics-

; Datalines;drug Alive -Drug DeadTenPlacebo Alive thePlacebo dead -; run;procFreq data=test; Table Group*Outcome/chisq norow Nocol nopercent; WeightCount; * If there is no weight, then the list is all 1; Runprocformat; Value Purfmt1 ="$ - +" 0 ="$ -"; run; * disordered qualitative double-variable analysis; procFreq data=Double. B_sales_inc; Tables Gender*Purchase/ chisq expected cellchi2 nocol nopercent; *CHISQ is the key to see Chi-square statistics; Format purchase purfmt.; T

corresponding link. Otherwise, an error occurs in the next output. Filename outp 'C: \ Users \ Administrator \ Desktop \ mytestfortoday \ test.txt '; ODS listing select basicmeasures quantiles; * select the output result range, which can be univariate. age. male. basicmeasures; ODS listing file = outp; * select the output file; proc univariate DATA = sashelp. class; var weight; run; proc freq DATA = sashelp. class; Table sex; run; ODS listing; 4:ODS results on/off When the program is large, clo