To use this program, follow these steps:
  1. Open a SAS editor window (or another text editor)
  2. COPY the program below and PASTE it into the editor window
  3. Edit the program so that the FILE= specification points to where the data file is stored on your system
  4. Save the modified program file and RUN it using SAS
The program is below this line. If no program is listed, the URL to the EML document may be in error. If the EML file does not include all the information needed, the SAS program will have errors or be incomplete. 
* Package ID: knb-lter-vcr.147.2;
* Cataloging System:VCR; 
* Data set title: Keywords and Terms from the LTER Network; 
* Data set creator:  John Porter -  ; 
* Data set creator:  Duane  Costa -  ; 
* Data set creator:  John Porter -  ; 
* Metadata Provider:    - Virginia Coast Reserve Long-Term Ecological Research Project ; 
* Contact:  John Porter -    - jhp7e@virginia.edu; 
* Contact:    - Information manager - Virginia Coast Reserve Long-Term Ecological Research Project   - jporter@lternet.edu; 
        
Title1 ' Keywords and Terms from the LTER Network' ; 
/* You should replace  'PUT-LOCAL-PATH-TO-DATA-FILE-HERE' (below) with the appropriate path;  
    to your data file (e.g., c:\mydata\datafile.txt). If you want to create a permanent SAS dataset, replace the WORK. specification  
    in the DATA statement (and SET statement in section for range checking) with a valid SAS Library reference. */ 
DATA WORK.data1; 
%let _EFIERR_ = 0; /* set the ERROR detection macro variable */ 
infile 'PUT-LOCAL-PATH-TO-DATA-FILE-HERE'  delimiter="\t"
                TRUNCOVER DSD lrecl=32767 ; 
input                         TERM 
                                   DTOC_NSITES 
                                  DTOC_NU 
                                  EA_SITES 
                                  EA_USES 
                                  EK_SITES 
                                  EK_USES 
                                  ET_SITES 
                                  ET_USES 
                                  PUB_NSITES 
                                  PUB_NUSES 
                                  NLISTS 
                                  MAXSITES 
                                  MINSITES 
                                  MAXUSES 
                                  MINUSES 
                                  ISTERM 
                                  ; 
if _ERROR_ then call symputx('_EFIERR_',1); /* set ERROR detection macro variable */  
LABEL TERM ='Word or Term-' ; 
LABEL DTOC_NSITES ='Number of sites using in DTOC-none' ; 
LABEL DTOC_NU ='Number of uses in DTOC-none' ; 
LABEL EA_SITES ='Number of sites using in EML Attributes-none' ; 
LABEL EA_USES ='Number of uses in EML Attributes-none' ; 
LABEL EK_SITES ='Number of sites using in EML Keyword-none' ; 
LABEL EK_USES ='Number of uses in EML Keywords-none' ; 
LABEL ET_SITES ='Number of sites using in EML Titles-none' ; 
LABEL ET_USES ='Number of uses in EML Titles-none' ; 
LABEL PUB_NSITES ='Number of sites using in publication titles-none' ; 
LABEL PUB_NUSES ='Number of uses in publication titles-none' ; 
LABEL NLISTS ='Number of lists word or term occurs in-none' ; 
LABEL MAXSITES ='Maximum number of sites within a list where a word was used-none' ; 
LABEL MINSITES ='Minimum number of sites within a list where a word was used-none' ; 
LABEL MAXUSES ='Maximum number of uses within a list where a word was used-none' ; 
LABEL MINUSES ='Minimum number of uses within a list where a word was used-none' ; 
LABEL ISTERM ='Is it a multi-word term?-' ; 
/* Codes for ISTERM are:  
                                        '0'   'No, only a single word'   
                                        '1'   'Yes, it is a multi-word term'  . 
*/ 
                            
run;
                
                
                
/* The analyses below are basic descriptions of the variables.
   After testing, they should be replaced. */
                
                
PROC FREQ; 
      TABLES  TERM; 
PROC FREQ; 
      TABLES  ISTERM;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR DTOC_NSITES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR DTOC_NU ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR EA_SITES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR EA_USES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR EK_SITES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR EK_USES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR ET_SITES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR ET_USES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR PUB_NSITES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR PUB_NUSES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR NLISTS ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR MAXSITES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR MINSITES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR MAXUSES ;  
PROC MEANS; 
        VAR MINUSES ; 
RUN;
                 
TITLE2 'Observations with one or more out of range values'; 
DATA bad1;
SET WORK.data1; 
* List cases where data is out of range;
* Note: if no out of range cases are detected, the variable names will be listed, but no actual cases; 
LENGTH BADVARS $ 255; 
IF (BADVARS NE ''); 
PROC PRINT data=bad1; 
RUN;