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Type Training SAS Training In Hyderabad Email Id:sravanthi(at)unitedglobalsoft(dot)com Contact No:040- SAS Training Course Content: Accessing Data Use FORMATTED and LIST input to read raw data files. Use INFILE statement options to control processing when reading raw data files. Use various components of an INPUT statement to process raw data files including column and line pointer controls, and trailing @ controls Combine SAS data sets. Access an Excel workbook. Creating Data Structures Create temporary and permanent SAS data sets. Create and manipulate SAS date values. Export data to create standard and comma-delimited raw data files. Managing Data Investigate SAS data libraries using base SAS utility procedures. Sort observations in a SAS data set. Conditionally execute SAS statements. Use assignment statements in the DATA step. Modify variable attributes using options and statements in the DATA step. Accumulate sub-totals and totals using DATA step statements. Use SAS functions to manipulate character data, numeric data, and SAS date values. Use SAS functions to convert character data to numeric and vice versa. Process data using DO LOOPS. Process data using SAS arrays. Validate and clean data. Generating Reports Generate list reports using the PRINT procedure. Generate summary reports and frequency tables using base SAS procedures. Enhance reports through the use of user-defined formats, titles, footnotes and SAS System reporting. Generate reports using ODS statements. Handling Errors Identify and resolve programming logic errors. Recognize and correct syntax errors. Examine and resolve data errors. If you want to know more about SAS Training do not hesitate to call + or mail us on info(at)unitedglobalsoft(dot)com

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BASE SAS MODULES Day 1: Introduction to the SAS System Components of Base SAS Software Output Produced by the SAS System Ways to Run SAS Programs Running Programs in the SAS Windowing Environment Introduction to DATA Step Processing The SAS Data Set introduction How the DATA Step Works: A Basic Introduction Supplying Information to Create a SAS Data Set Introduction to Raw Data Examine the Structure of the Raw Data: Factors to Consider Reading Unaligned Data Reading Data That Is Aligned in Columns Reading Data That Requires Special Instructions Reading Unaligned Data with More Flexibility Mixing Styles of Input Day 2: Introduction to Beyond the Basics with Raw Data Using INFILE statement and various options. Testing a Condition before Creating an Observation Creating Multiple Observations from a Single Record Reading Multiple Records to Create a Single Observation Problem Solving: When an Input Record Unexpectedly Does Not have enough values Day 3: Introduction to Starting with SAS Data Sets Understanding the Basics Input SAS Data Set for Examples Reading Selected Observations Reading Selected Variables Creating More Than One Data Set in a Single DATA Step Using the DROP=, KEEP= and WHERE= Data Set Options for Efficiency Introduction to DATA Step Processing Input SAS Data Set for Examples Adding Information to a SAS Data Set Defining Enough Storage Space for Variables Conditionally Deleting an Observation Day 4: Introduction to Working with Numeric Variables About Numeric Variables in SAS Input SAS Data Set for Examples Calculating with Numeric Variables Comparing Numeric Variables Storing Numeric Variables Efficiently Numeric Functions. Day 5: Introduction to Working with Character Variables Input SAS Data Set for Examples Identifying Character Variables and Expressing Character Values Handling Missing Values Creating New Character Values Saving Storage Space by Treating Numbers as Characters Character Functions Day 6: Introduction to Acting on Selected Observations Input SAS Data Set for Examples Selecting Observations Constructing Conditions Comparing Characters Introduction to Creating Subsets of Observations Input SAS Data Set for Examples Selecting Observations for a New SAS Data Set Conditionally Writing Observations to One or More SAS Data Sets Day 7: Introduction to Working with Grouped or Sorted Observations Input SAS Data Set for Examples Working with Grouped Data Working with Sorted Data Introduction to Using More Than One Observation in a Calculation Input File and SAS Data Set for Examples Accumulating a Total for an Entire Data Set Obtaining a Total for Each BY Group Writing to Separate Data Sets Using a Value in a Later Observation Day 8: Introduction to Using More Than One Observation in a Calculation Input File and SAS Data Set for Examples Accumulating a Total for an Entire Data Set Obtaining a Total for Each BY Group Writing to Separate Data Sets Using a Value in a Later Observation Introduction to Working with Dates Understanding How SAS Handles Dates Input File and SAS Data Set for Examples Entering Dates Displaying Dates Using Dates in Calculations Using SAS Date Functions Comparing Durations and SAS Date Values Day 9: Introduction to Combining SAS Data Sets Definition of Concatenating Definition of Interleaving Definition of Merging Definition of Updating Definition of Modifying 237 Comparing Modifying, Merging, and Updating Data Sets Day 10: Introduction to Concatenating SAS Data Sets Concatenating Data Sets with the SET Statement Concatenating Data Sets Using the APPEND Procedure Choosing between the SET Statement and the APPEND Procedure. Introduction to Interleaving SAS Data Sets Understanding BY-Group Processing Concepts Interleaving Data Sets Day 11: Introduction to Merging SAS Data Sets Understanding the MERGE Statement One-to-One Merging Match-Merging Choosing between One-to-One Merging and Match-Merging Introduction to Updating SAS Data Sets Understanding the UPDATE Statement Understanding How to Select BY Variables Updating a Data Set Updating with Incremental Values Understanding the Differences between Updating and Merging Handling Missing Values Day 12: Input SAS Data Set for Examples Modifying a SAS Data Set: The Simplest Case Modifying a Master Data Set with Observations from a Transaction Data Set Understanding How Duplicate BY Variables Affect File Update Handling Missing Values Introduction to Conditional Processing from Multiple SAS Data Sets Input SAS Data Sets for Examples Determining Which Data Set Contributed the Observation Combining Selected Observations from Multiple Data Sets Performing a Calculation Based on the Last Observation Day 13: Introduction to Analysing Your SAS Session with the SAS Log Understanding the SAS Log Locating the SAS Log Understanding the Log Structure Writing to the SAS Log Suppressing Information to the SAS Log Changing the Log’s Appearance Introduction to Directing SAS Output and the SAS Log Input File and SAS Data Set for Examples Routing the Output and the SAS Log with PROC PRINTTO Storing the Output and the SAS Log in the SAS Windowing Environment Redefining the Default Destination in a Batch or Non interactive Environment Introduction to Diagnosing and Avoiding Errors Understanding How the SAS Supervisor Checks a Job Understanding How SAS Processes Errors Distinguishing Types of Errors Diagnosing Errors Using a Quality Control Checklist Day 14: Introduction to Creating Detail and Summary Reports with the REPORT Procedure Understanding How to Construct a Report Input File and SAS Data Set for Examples Creating Simple Reports Creating More Sophisticated Reports Day 15: Introduction to Proc means Deriving descriptive statistics Introduction to Proc univariate and various options Day 16: Introduction to Proc freq Calculating counts using Freq Outputting the counts into a dataset Proc Transpose introduction Using VAR, ID and BY statement efficiently in transpose Reshaping the data with required variables Day 17: Introduction to Producing Charts to Summarize Variables Understanding the Charting Tools Input File and SAS Data Set for Examples Charting Frequencies with the CHART Procedure Customizing Frequency Charts Creating High-Resolution Histograms Day 18: Introduction to Writing Lines to the SAS Log or to an Output File Understanding the PUT Statement Writing Output without Creating a Data Set Writing Simple Text Introduction to the Basics of Understanding and Customizing SAS Output Understanding Output Input SAS Data Set for Examples Locating Procedure Output Making Output Informative Controlling Output Appearance Controlling the Appearance of Pages Representing Missing Values Day 19: Introduction to Customizing SAS Output by Using the Output Delivery System Input Data Set for Examples Understanding ODS Output Formats and Destinations Selecting an Output Format Creating Formatted Output Day 20: Proc Format introduction Creating format catalogue Converting catalogue to dataset Storing formats permanently and finding out formats in a library Accessing a Permanent SAS Data Set with User-Defined Formats ADVANCED SAS MODULES Day 21: Getting Started with the Macro Facility Replacing Text Strings Using Macro Variables Generating SAS Code Using Macros More Advanced Macro Techniques Other Features of the Macro Language Introduction to SAS Programs and Macro Processing How SAS Processes Statements without Macro Activity How SAS Processes Statements with Macro Activity Introduction to Macro Variables Macro Variables Defined by SAS Macro Variables Defined by Users Using Macro Variables Displaying Macro Variable Values Referencing Macro Variables Indirectly Manipulating Macro Variable Values with Macro Functions Introduction to Macro Processing Defining and Calling Macros How the Macro Processor Compiles a Macro Definition How the Macro Processor Executes a Compiled Macro Summary of Macro Processing Day 22: Introduction to the Scopes of Macro Variables Global Macro Variables Local Macro Variables Writing the Contents of Symbol Tables to the SAS Log How Macro Variables Are Assigned and Resolved Introduction to Macro Expressions Defining Arithmetic and Logical Expressions How the Macro Processor Evaluates Arithmetic Expressions Day 23: Introduction to Macro Quoting Deciding When to Use a Macro Quoting Function and Which Function to Use Using Various Macro Functions %STR and %NRSTR Functions etc Using the %BQUOTE and %NRBQUOTE Functions Referring to Already Quoted Variables Deciding How Much Text to Mask with a Macro Quoting Function Using %SUPERQ Summary of Macro Quoting Functions and 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Working with Pivot Tables Changing the Data Displayed Applying a Style to Your Pivot Table Some Real-life Examples Creating Pivot Charts Creating a Chart from a Pivot Table Creating a Pivot Chart from Data Using What-If Analysis Using Goal Seek Using the Scenario Manager Using a One Input Data Table Using a Two Input Data Table Grouping and Outlining Data Grouping Data Adding Subtotals Outlining Data Grouped and Outlined Data Macros Creating, Recording, executing Hyperlink with MS Word & PDF File How to protect cells in excel file Solving Errors Using Named Ranges Understanding Formula Errors Dependents and Precedents Using the Trace Errors Commands Evaluating Formulas Hyperlink, Transpose & Hlookup Track Changes Managing Your Data Transposing Data Using the Text to Columns Feature Checking for Duplicates Creating Data Validation Rules Consolidating Data

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Type Tutoring INSTALLING AND SETTING UP THE WAREHOUSE BUILDER ENVIRONMENT What Is Oracle Warehouse Builder? Basic Process Flow of Design and Deployment Oracle Warehouse Builder Licensing and Connectivity Options Installing Oracle Warehouse Builder 11.2 OWBSYS Schema Using OWB 11.2 with Database 10g R2 Using the Repository Assistant to Manage Workspaces Supported operating systems (OS), sources, targets, and optional components GETTING STARTED WITH WAREHOUSE BUILDER Logging In to OWB Design Center Overview of the Design Center OWB Projects Overview of Objects within a Project Overview of Objects within an Oracle Module Organizing Metadata Using Foldering Locations Navigator and Globals Navigator panels Setting Projects Preferences: Recent Logons UNDERSTANDING THE WAREHOUSE BUILDER ARCHITECTURE Warehouse Builder Development Cycle Overview of the Architecture for Design, Deployment, Execution Overview of Configurations, Control Centers, and Locations Creating Target Schemas Registering DB User as an OWB User Roles and Privileges of Warehouse Builder Users Registering an Oracle Workflow User DEFINING SOURCE METADATA Data warehouse implementation: Typical steps Difference Between Obtaining Relational and Flat File Source Metadata Creating Flat File Module Sampling Simple Delimited File Sampling Multi-record Flat File Creating an Oracle Module Selecting the Tables for Import DEFINING ETL MAPPINGS FOR STAGING DATA Purpose of a Staging Area Define OWB Mappings Mapping Editor Interface: Grouping, Ungrouping, and Spotlighting Creating External Tables Create and Bind process Levels of Synchronizing Changes Using the Automapper in the Mapping Editor Set loading type and target load ordering USING THE DATA TRANSFORMATION OPERATORS Component Palette Using a Joiner Lookup Operator: Handling Multiple Match Rows Using the Subquery Filter Operator Using the Set, Sequence, and Splitter Operators Pivot and Unpivot Operators Using the Aggreagator, Constant, Transformation, and Pre/Post Mapping Operators Deploying and Executing in Projects Navigator Panel CLEANSING AND MATCH-MERGING NAME AND ADDRESS DATA Integrating Data Quality into ETL Name and Address Data Cleansing Name and Address Server Name and Address Software Providers Settings in the Name and Address Operator Reviewing a Name and Address Mapping Consolidating Data Using the Match Merge Operator Using the Match Merge Operator in a Mapping USING PROCESS FLOWS Process Flow Concepts Creating a Process Flow Module, a Process Flow Package and a Process Flow Types of Activities: Fork, And, Mapping, End Activity Creating Transitions Between Activities Some More Activities: Manual, SQLPLUS, Email Generating the Process Flow Package DEPLOYING AND REPORTING ON ETL JOBS Logical Versus Physical Implementation Setting Object Configuration Deployment Concepts Invoking the Control Center Manager Deploy Options and Preferences Repository Browser Starting OWB Browser Listener and the Repository Browser Browsing Design Center and Control Center Reports USING THE MAPPING DEBUGGER Overview of the Mapping Debugger Initializing a Mapping Debugging Session Preparing the testing environment and test data Setting breakpoints and watch points Evaluating the flow of data to detect mapping errors ENHANCING ETL PERFORMANCE Performance Tuning at Various Levels Performance-Related Parameters in ETL Design Configuring Mappings for Operating Modes, DML Error Logging, Commit Control, and Default Audit Levels Enabling Partition Exchange Loading (PEL) for Targets Performance-Related Parameters in Schema Design Configuring Indexes, Partitions, Constraints Enabling Parallelism and Parallel DML Setting Tablespace Properties and Gathering Schema Statistics MANAGING BACKUPS, DEVELOPMENT CHANGES, AND SECURITY Overview of Metadata Loader Utilities (MDL) Managing Metadata Changes by Using Snapshots Using Change Manager Version Management of Design Objects Graphical UI for Security Management Object-Level Security Setting Security Parameters INTEGRATING WITH ORACLE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE ENTERPRISE EDITION (OBI EE) Business Justification: Tools Integration Integrating with OBI EE and OBI SE Transferring BI Metadata to OBI EE Server Setting Up the UDML File Location Deriving the BI Metadata (OBI EE) Deploying the BI Module Converting the UDML File for OBI EE Oracle BI Admin and Answers Tool APPENDIX B: CREATING EXPERTS Harnessing OWB Power and Complexity for New Users OWB "Experts": Directed Guidance and Knowledge Management Creating an Expert Starting an Expert Creating Your Own Custom Dialog Scenario: ROLAP to MOLAP in Five Easy Steps Scenario: Expert for Creating External Table APPENDIX C: USING DIAGNOSIS AND DEBUGGING TECHNIQUES Collecting Information Before Contacting Oracle Support Sequence Used by Oracle Support Representatives to Process Calls Activating Debugging and Logging for Full Java Debug Trace Activating Tracing Using the Service_Doctor.sql Script Troubleshooting and Diagnosing Errors in Control Center Agent (CCA) Run-Time Views and Utilities Online Warehouse Builder Resources

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