1                                                          The SAS System                          22:53 Wednesday, January 17, 1996

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NOTE: AUTOEXEC processing beginning; file is /usr/local/sas610/autoexec.sas.

NOTE: SAS initialization used:
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NOTE: AUTOEXEC processing completed.

1          options linesize=80;
2          title 'Example 7. Test of proc corr';
3          
4          proc format;
5            value $fsex '1'='Male'
6                        '2'='Female';
NOTE: Format $FSEX has been output.
7          run;

NOTE: PROCEDURE FORMAT used:
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8          
9          data sample1;
10           infile 'example2.dat';
11           input caseid 1-4 mathsat 6-8 score 10-11 sex $ 13 teach 15;
12           format sex $fsex.;
13           label caseid='Subject Number'
14                 mathsat='SAT Math Score'
15                 score='Final Calculus Score'
16                 sex='Sex of Participant'
17                 teach='Student Rated Teaching Ability';
18         

NOTE: The infile 'example2.dat' is:
      File Name=/sd/staffguest/staff/jack/www/ucs/doc/sas/examples/example2.dat,
      Owner Name=jack,Group Name=systems,
      Access Permission=rw-r--r--,
      File Size (bytes)=160

NOTE: 10 records were read from the infile 'example2.dat'.
      The minimum record length was 15.
      The maximum record length was 15.
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NOTE: The data set WORK.SAMPLE1 has 10 observations and 5 variables.
NOTE: DATA statement used:
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19         proc corr data=sample1;
20           var mathsat score teach;
21         run;

NOTE: The PROCEDURE CORR printed page 1.
NOTE: PROCEDURE CORR used:
      real time           0.31 seconds
      cpu time            0.05 seconds
      

22         
23         /* Note: Notice that variable sex is defined as a character variable
24            even though it uses numeric values in the data file. This is due 
to
25            using the proc format statement and changing the value from 
numeric
26            to character via the format. Because we are doing that we must 
redefine
27            the type to be character.
28         */

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