Web Report Studio: Souped up Dashboard Speedometers, Sliders, and Dials

Sometimes SAS Web Report Studio needs some dashboard dials and sliders that seems like mission impossible for you. However, add a stored process with the trusty ole’ SAS GKPI procedure to bring the dashboard features to your local report. I know you are wondering – “What is this special magical procedure of which she speaks?” Oh you are about to find out my precious little SAS geeks. Adding Dashboard Goodies to SAS Web Report Studio You can easily add sliders, dials, and speedometers to your report using a stored process and the SAS GKPI procedure. In the following figure, the report contains a sample of the different gadgets you can add.  Plus notice – there is not any data (cube, info map) being used – it’s all stored processes.    Show me the Code!   All of the code was based on the examples from the GKPI procedure SAS documentation.  I’m only going to show how to create the one for the Avg Fix Response Time because there are just a few fine points to creating an registering the stored process. Otherwise, I basically used the examples from the SAS documentation and I think it’s easy enough to figure out.   […]

SDTM Compliance Checks

Validation checks or tools to check the compliance of SDTM data

JANUS is a standard database model which is based on the CDISC’s SDTM standard. JANUS is used by the FDA to store the submitted SDTM clinical data. As a part of data definition f…

SDTM Compliance Checks

Validation checks or tools to check the compliance of SDTM data

JANUS is a standard database model which is based on the CDISC’s SDTM standard. JANUS is used by the FDA to store the submitted SDTM clinical data. As a part of data definition f…

SDTM Compliance Checks

Validation checks or tools to check the compliance of SDTM data

JANUS is a standard database model which is based on the CDISC’s SDTM standard. JANUS is used by the FDA to store the submitted SDTM clinical data. As a part of data definition f…

Vim as A SAS IDE

Few configurations (just copy this sas.vim file to C:\Program Files\vim\vim73\syntax if you also use gVIM 7.3 at Windows) to make Vim as a simple SAS IDE where F3: run SAS codes (in batch mode) F4: close other two windows (the current active window is Log window after F3 running; F4 jump to SAS file with […]