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Step 3:<br />

Step 4:<br />

Determine the Nth circuit which should be pulled form each extract file by<br />

dividing the number of circuits per file by the number of circuits to pull:<br />

4 (3 e<br />

Example: File Name Circuits # toPull Every Nth<br />

ATLOOPR1.TXT<br />

I<br />

ATLOOPRZTXT >: . .#<br />

ATLOOPR3.TXT<br />

Run the sample selection program for each CRIS extract file. First run QBASIC<br />

(usually in the DOS subdirectory). Then select File Open and type SAMPLE.BAS.<br />

Then select Run. The program will ask for an input file - type the name of the<br />

CRIS extract file. The program will then ask for an ouput file - give the program<br />

a file name which will represent the total residence sample. The extension should<br />

be "TXT". Finally, the program will ask you to type the number of the Nth circuit<br />

which you would like to include in the sample as well as the random start.<br />

Repeat the process for each CRIS extract file usinf the same ouput file name.<br />

The program will append the contents of the output file each lime the program<br />

run. Thus, the output file will include the sample selections from each CRIS extract.<br />

B. Business Classes of Service:<br />

/ 5 (Small Business,<br />

,4<br />

Unlike the residence CRIS extracts, the business extracts are a mixture of several classes<br />

of service. Therefore, it is necessary to split the extracts into class of service buckets in<br />

order to select circuit IDS for the survey. This is accomplished via data base queries<br />

in PARADOX. Once the circuits have been divided into class of service buckets, the<br />

sample selection process is the same as identified for the residence class of service<br />

Step 1:<br />

Import all of the CRIS business circuit extracts into PARADOX and combine<br />

the tables into a single business circuit table. (Use the Utilities I Add<br />

facility to add records from one table to another.) Due to the size of the<br />

files, this may require a good bit of time. ..<br />

Step 2:<br />

34<br />

Query the business drcuit data (the single large table) to split the extract<br />

into class of service buckets. Query the business circuit data using the following<br />

USOC tables and save the answer table for each query result<br />

CI ass of Service USOC Table Rename Answer Table to:<br />

Small Business BUSU -SB<br />

-<br />

- = first letter of state being studied<br />

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Loop Sample Selection Instructions

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