The structure of each
SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit Results data set is described in this
table.
Results Data Set Structure
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Result ID. The resultid
is a message ID from the standard Messages data set (for example,
framework or CDISC SDTM). The SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit has adopted
a naming convention matching a resultid with each standard. The resultid
values are prefixed with an up to 4-character prefix (CST for framework
messaging; CDISC examples: ODM, SDTM, ADAM, and CRT). By convention,
the prefix matches the mnemonic field
in the Standards data set in global standards library directory/metadata.
This prefix is followed by a 4-digit numeric that is unique within
the standard (for example, SDTM1234). You can use any naming convention
limited to eight characters.
Value should be non-null.
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Validation check ID.
The SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit has adopted a naming convention
matching each standard to be validated. The checkid values are prefixed
with an up to 4-character prefix (CDISC examples: ODM, SDTM, ADAM,
and CRT). By convention, the prefix matches the mnemonic field
in the Standards data set in global standards library directory/metadata.
This prefix is followed by a 4-digit numeric that is unique within
the standard (for example, SDTM1234). You can use any naming convention
limited to eight characters.
Value should be non-null
for validation processes. Otherwise, this column is optional.
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Unique invocation of
resultid. For validation processes, a sequence number to indicate
the record number relative to checkid in the Validation Control run-time
set of checks. If set to 1, then this is incremented only with each
repeat invocation of a check. For non-validation processes, this value
is generally a constant 1, but is reset to 1 with each new invocation
of the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit macro that is being run when
the Results record is generated.
Value should be non-null
positive integer.
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Sequence number relative
to resultseq. This value is a unique sequence number for the Results
record in each unique value of resultseq.
Value should be non-null
positive integer.
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Source data. This string
generally specifies:
-
(for validation) the domains evaluated
or the check macro used
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(otherwise) the SAS Clinical Standards
Toolkit macro that is being run when the Results record is generated
Value should be non-null.
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Resolved message text
from Messages data set. The message value includes up to two run-time
parameter values in message text.
Value should be non-null.
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Result severity (for
example, warning or error).
| Info |
Informational note |
| Note |
Problem detected, low severity |
| Warning |
Problem detected, medium severity |
| Warning: Check not run |
No assessment able to be made |
| Warning: Check not completed |
Full compliance assessment could not be made |
| Error |
Problem detected, high severity |
Value should be non-null.
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A value that determines
whether a problem has been detected. The values are 0=no, otherwise,
yes.
| -1 |
Validation check not run |
| 0 |
No problem detected (value always 0 when resultseverity=Info) |
| 1 |
Validation check run, error detected |
Value should be non-null.
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Process status. Values
are nonzero and aborted. A nonzero value typically indicates that
the process ended abnormally.
Value should be non-null.
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Actual value observed.
This value is generally used for validation reporting. It provides
the actual column values that are in error. This column is optional.
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Record-level keys and
values. This value is generally used for validation reporting. It
provides domain key values for records that are in error. This column
is optional.
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Basis or explanation
for result. This column is optional.
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