CDISC Procedure for CDISC SDTM |
Identifies the SAS data set to be validated.
DOMAINDATA DATA=libref.member-name DOMAIN=domain
CATEGORY=category;
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- DATA=libref.member-name
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specifies the SAS data set that conforms to CDISC SDTM.
A SAS data set is any file that is accessed by SAS, such as a SAS data file
or a file that points to data from other sources, such as a DBMS table that
is accessed with a SAS/ACCESS engine.
The libref, which is assigned with the
LIBNAME statement, is an alias for the data storage location where member-name is stored.
- DOMAIN=domain-code
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specifies a unique two-character domain code. Each domain
is a collection of observations that are common to a specific subject. PROC
CDISC currently supports 15 of the domains in CDISC SDTM version 3.1. The
trial design components category include the majority of unsupported domains.
The following table lists the codes for the supported domains:
CDISC SDTM Domains Supported by PROC CDISC
Supported CDISC SDTM Domain |
Code |
Demography |
DM |
Comments |
CO |
Concomitant Medications |
CM |
Exposure |
EX |
Substance Use |
SU |
Adverse Events |
AE |
Disposition |
DS |
Medical History |
MH |
ECG Test Results |
EG |
Inclusion/Exclusion Exception |
IE |
Laboratory Test Results |
LB |
Physical Examinations |
PE |
Questionnaires |
QS |
Subject Characteristics |
SC |
Vital Signs |
VS |
- CATEGORY=model-type
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specifies a domain model type. Each model type represents
a category from which a domain is derived.
The following table lists the supported model types:
CDISC SDTM Domain Types
Domain |
Model Type |
Demography |
Special |
Comments |
Special |
Concomitant Medications |
Interventions |
Exposure |
Interventions |
Substance Use |
Interventions |
Adverse Events |
Events |
Disposition |
Events |
Medical History |
Events |
ECG Test Results |
Findings |
Inclusion/Exclusion Exception |
Findings |
Laboratory Test Results |
Findings |
Physical Examinations |
Findings |
Questionnaires |
Findings |
Subject Characteristics |
Findings |
Vital Signs |
Findings |
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