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CALL CATS(result
<, item-1, …, item-n
> );
Removes leading and trailing blanks, and returns
a concatenated character string.
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CALL CATT(result
<, item-1, … item-n
> );
Removes trailing blanks, and returns a concatenated
character string.
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CALL CATX(delimiter, result
<, item-1 , … item-n
> );
Removes leading and trailing blanks, inserts delimiters,
and returns a concatenated character string.
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CALL COMPCOST(operation-1, value-1
<,operation-2, value-2 …> );
Sets the costs of operations for later use by the
COMPGED function
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CALL MISSING(varname1
<, varname2, ...> );
Assigns missing values to the specified character
or numeric variables.
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CALL SCAN(<
string
> , count, position, length
<, <
charlist
>
<, <
modifier(s)
>
>
> );
Returns the position and length of the th word from a character string.
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CALL PRXCHANGE (regular-expression-id, times, old-string
<, new-string
<, result-length
<, truncation-value <, number-of-changes > > > > ); Performs a pattern-matching replacement.
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CALL PRXDEBUG (on-off);
Enables Perl regular expressions in a DATA step
to send debugging output to the SAS log.
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CALL PRXFREE (regular-expression-id);
Frees memory that was allocated for a Perl regular
expression.
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CALL PRXNEXT (regular-expression-id, start, stop, source, position, length);
Returns the position and length of a substring that
matches a pattern, and iterates over multiple matches within one string.
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CALL PRXPOSN (regular-expression-id, capture-buffer, start
<, length
> );
Returns the start position and length for a capture
buffer.
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CALL PRXSUBSTR (regular-expression-id, source, position
<, length
> );
Returns the position and length of a substring that
matches a pattern.
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CALL ALLCOMB(count, k, variable-1, ...,variable-n);
Generates all combinations of the values of variables taken at a time in a minimal change order.
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CALL ALLCOMBI(N, K, index-1, …, index-K, <, index-added, index-removed
> );
Generates all combinations of the indices of objects taken at a time in a minimal change order.
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CALL ALLPERM(count, variable–1
<, variable–2 ...
> );
Generates all permutations of the values of several
variables in a minimal change order.
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CALL GRAYCODE(k, numeric-variable-1, ..., numeric-variable-n);
CALL GRAYCODE(k, character-variable
<, n
<, in-out
>
> );
Generates all subsets of items in a minimal change order.
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CALL LEXCOMB(count, k, variable-1, …, variable-n);
Generates all distinct combinations of the nonmissing
values of variables taken at a time in lexicographic order.
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CALL LEXCOMBI(n, k, index-1, …, index-k);
Generates all combinations of the indices of objects taken at a time in lexicographic order.
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CALL LEXPERK(count, k, variable-1, …, variable-n);
Generates all distinct permutations of the nonmissing
values of variables taken at a time in lexicographic order.
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CALL LEXPERM(count, variable-1
<, …, variable-N
> );
Generates all distinct permutations of the nonmissing
values of several variables in lexicographic order.
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CALL RANCOMB(seed, k, variable-1
<, variable–2, ...
> );
Permutes the values of the arguments, and returns
a random combination of out
of values.
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CALL RANPERK(seed, k, variable-1
<, variable–2, ...
> );
Permutes the values of the arguments, and returns
a random permutation of out
of values.
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CALL RANPERM(seed, variable-1
<, variable–2, ...
> );
Randomly permutes the values of the arguments.
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CALL IS8601_CONVERT( convert-from, convert-to, <
from-variables
> , <
to-variables
>,
< date-time-replacements > Converts an ISO 8601 interval to datetime and duration
values, or converts datetime and duration values to an ISO 8601 interval.
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CALL MODULE(<
cntl
> ,module,arg-1,arg-2...,arg-n);
num=MODULEN(<
cntl
> ,module,arg-1,arg-2…,arg-n);
char=MODULEC(<
cntl
> ,module,arg-1…,arg-2,arg-n);
CALL MODULEI (<
cntl
> ,module
arg-1,arg-2...,arg-n);
num=MODULEIN(<
cntl
> ,module,arg-1,arg-2...,arg-n)
char=MODULEIC(<
cntl
> ,module,arg-1,arg-2...,arg-n);
Calls a specific routine or module that resides
in a shared executable library.
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CALL MODULE(<
cntl-string,>
module-name
<,argument-1, ..., argument-n
> );
Calls an external routine without any return code.
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CALL EXECUTE(argument);
Resolves the argument, and issues the resolved value
for execution at the next step boundary.
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CALL SYMPUT(argument-1,argument-2);
Assigns DATA step information to a macro variable.
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CALL SYMPUTX(macro-variable, value
<,symbol-table
> );
Assigns a value to a macro variable, and removes
both leading and trailing blanks.
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CALL LOGISTIC(argument
<, argument, ...> );
Applies the logistic function to each argument.
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CALL SOFTMAX(argument
<,argument,…> );
Returns the softmax value.
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CALL STDIZE(<
option-1,option-2, …,>
variable-1
<, variable-2, …> );
Standardizes the values of one or more variables.
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CALL TANH(argument
<, argument,...
> );
Returns the hyperbolic tangent.
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CALL RANBIN(seed,n,p,x);
Returns a random variate from a binomial distribution.
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CALL RANCAU(seed,x);
Returns a random variate from a Cauchy distribution.
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CALL RANEXP(seed,x);
Returns a random variate from an exponential distribution.
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CALL RANGAM(seed,a,x);
Returns a random variate from a gamma distribution.
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CALL RANNOR(seed,x);
Returns a random variate from a normal distribution.
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CALL RANPOI(seed,m,x);
Returns a random variate from a Poisson distribution.
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CALL RANTBL(seed,p1
,...pi
,...pn
,x);
Returns a random variate from a tabled probability
distribution.
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CALL RANTRI(seed,h,x);
Returns a random variate from a triangular distribution.
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CALL RANUNI(seed,x);
Returns a random variate from a uniform distribution.
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CALL STREAMINIT(seed);
Specifies a seed value to use for subsequent random
number generation by the RAND function.
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CALL SORTC(variable-1
<, …, variable-n
>);
Sorts the values of character arguments.
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CALL SORTN(variable-1
<, …, variable-n
>);
Sorts the values of numeric arguments.
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CALL POKE(source,pointer
<,length
>
<,floating-point
> );
Writes a value directly into memory on a 32-bit
platform.
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CALL POKELONG(source,pointer
<,length
>
<,floating-point
> )
Writes a value directly into memory on 32-bit and
64-bit platforms.
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CALL SLEEP(n
<,unit
> );
For a specified period of time, suspends the execution
of a program that invokes this CALL routine.
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CALL SLEEP(time);
Suspends the execution of a program that invokes
this call routine for a specified period of time.
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CALL SLEEP(n
<, unit
>);
For a specified period of time, suspends the execution
of a program that invokes this CALL routine.
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CALL SYSTEM(command);
Submits an operating environment command for execution.
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CALL SYSTEM(command);
Submits an operating system command for execution.
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CALL SYSTEM(command);
Submits an operating environment command for execution.
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CALL TSO(command);
Issues a TSO command or invokes a CLIST or a REXX
exec during a SAS session.
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CALL LABEL(variable-1,variable-2);
Assigns a variable label to a specified character
variable.
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CALL SET(data-set-id);
Links SAS data set variables to DATA step or macro
variables that have the same name and data type.
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CALL VNAME(variable-1,variable-2);
Assigns a variable name as the value of a specified
variable.
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CALL VNEXT(varname
<,vartype
<, varlength
>
> );
Returns the name, type, and length of a variable
that is used in a DATA step.
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