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80 Import Your Data Chapter 3<br />

Import Data from <strong>SAS</strong><br />

Import Options<br />

There are additional options that you can use to specify how <strong>SAS</strong> data is imported into <strong>JMP</strong>.<br />

Use labels for imported column names When selected, this option switches the column name, which<br />

has a limited length and might be difficult to decipher, with the column label. This option is turned off<br />

by default. To use the <strong>SAS</strong> data column names as column names in <strong>JMP</strong>, uncheck this box.<br />

Add SQL table variable to imported table When selected, this option adds SQL queries to the data<br />

table panel as a variable. This option is turned on by default. If you turn off this option, only two<br />

variables are added when you import the data table: the <strong>SAS</strong> server and the data set.<br />

Tip: If your data is password-protected, you might want to turn this option off, because your password<br />

might be shown in the SQL.<br />

Table Variables<br />

After you import the <strong>JMP</strong> data table, table variables appear in the upper left panel of the data table. These<br />

variables show the <strong>SAS</strong> server, data set, and the SQL query and sampling settings if applicable. There is also<br />

a source script added that lets you re-do the import at any time.<br />

Open Password-Protected Data Sets<br />

<strong>JMP</strong> can open <strong>SAS</strong> version 7 or higher data sets that are password protected. The passwords are not case<br />

sensitive.<br />

To open password-protected data sets:<br />

1. Select File > Open.<br />

2. Select <strong>SAS</strong> Data Sets from the Files of type list.<br />

3. Select the file.<br />

4. Click Open.<br />

5. Enter the password and then click OK.<br />

When the password is incorrect, you are prompted to enter it again until you get it right.<br />

Run Stored Processes<br />

Stored processes are <strong>SAS</strong> DATA step code saved on the <strong>SAS</strong> server that you are connected to. You can run<br />

them from <strong>JMP</strong> and see the results of the script in <strong>JMP</strong>.<br />

Note: Depending on the preferences that you have set for <strong>SAS</strong>, error messages are sent either to the <strong>JMP</strong><br />

log or to a separate <strong>SAS</strong> log window.<br />

You must be connected to a Metadata Server to view and run stored processes. If you select File > <strong>SAS</strong> ><br />

Browse <strong>SAS</strong> Folders without such a connection, you are prompted to either make a connection or cancel<br />

your action.

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