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Macros Development for Create the Reusable Programs and Generate Customize Result in Clinical Data Reporting

Vasanth Kumar Kunitala, Praveen Kumar Jinka, Varun Kumar, Ahamed Kabeer

Journal of Scientific Research and Reports · pp. 719–740 · Published 25 Sep 2013

10.9734/JSRR/2013/4415

Abstract

The article is mainly describe the purpose of the macro facility and efficiency of macro-based applications in clinical domain for create, tests and provides resolution to bugs, defects and other changes to the SAS macro library. It mainly focus on fundamental concept of program flow, tokenization, %INCLUDE statement, %LET statement, macro triggers, macro statements, macro variables, global and local symbol tables, automatic macro variables, macro variable reference, substitution within a macro statement, substitution within a SAS literal, unresolved reference, substitution within SAS code, referencing macro variables, combining macro variables with text. It will give the brief idea about macro functions, defining a macro, macro compilation, calling a macro ,macro storage, macro parameters, SYMPUT routine, creating a series of macro variables, creating macro variables in SQL, the need for macro-level programming, conditional processing, monitoring macro execution, macro syntax errors, parameter validation, developing macro-based applications, iterative processing, the SYMPUTX routine, rules for creating and updating variables, rules for resolving variables, multiple local tables. This article shows complete concept of the macro system.

Program flow developing macro-based applications macro triggers macro statements macro variables global and local symbol tables

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