No. The SAS Clinical
Standards Toolkit offers the full set of CDISC SDTM 3.1.2 validation
checks in the global standards library data set called validation_master
found in the
global standards library directory/standards/cdisc-sdtm-3.1.2-1.6/validation/control directory.
This set of checks represents
an amalgamation of WebSDM, OpenCDISC, and SAS checks. Some checks
assess structural (metadata) compliance, and other checks evaluate
specific data sets, columns, and data values at the “cell”
level.
For any validation process,
the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit expects that you have defined and
referenced (in SASReferences, with type/subtype set to
control/validation)
a run-time set of checks that might be some subset of the validation_master
checks. You have the option of both creating this subset and ordering
the checks to be run.
The run-time set of
checks might change over time. For example, once the metadata structure
of the domains is confirmed, those checks do not need to be run again.
See
“Building a Validation Process” in Chapter 7, “Compliance Assessment Against a Reference
Standard,” in the
SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit:
User's Guide.