To create a new data source for the sample data that you will score:
1.On the File menu, select NewðData Source. The Data Source Wizard opens.
2.Proceed through the steps that are outlined in the wizard.
a.SAS Table is automatically selected as the Source. Click Next.
b.Enter DONOR.DONOR_SCORE_DATA as the two-level filename of the Table.
Click
Next.
c.Click Next.
d.The Basic option is automatically selected. Click Next.
e.Click Next.
f.The No option is automatically selected. Click Next.
g.Select Score as the Role of the data source, and click Next.
h.Click Finish.
3.Select the DONOR_SCORE_DA ...
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