October 2009
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The SELECT statement is not limited to selecting just a single output object for display. You can pick and choose among all of the output objects that a procedure produces.
For example, if you've run a simple logistic model, you might look over the results and decide that you'd like to create a report that includes just part of the output. You find the AIC statistic useful, and also the parameter estimates, but you don't need things like the response profile or class level information.
By running an ODS TRACE, you discover that the AIC statistic is in the FitStatistics output object and the parameter estimates are in the ParameterEstimates object. So those two objects go in the ODS SELECT statement. The code ...
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