Date:         Sun, 21 Jan 2007 09:03:16 -0800
Reply-To:     Adam <adamnycd@GMAIL.COM>
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From:         Adam <adamnycd@GMAIL.COM>
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Subject:      Re: "Procedure REG not found"?
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Ack, figured it out.  SAS/STAT apparently didn't get installed.
Shucks.

Sorry for the interruption!


Adam wrote:
> Hello my always-helpful friends,
>
> I don't use SAS all that much and it's been probably more than a year
> since I tried anything too serious.  I'm just sitting down this morning
> to get back into the swing of things, and I thought I started with a
> straightforward, no-brainer problem, and apparently it's trickier than
> I thought, or I'm not understanding something on the software end.  I
> borrowed a data set from the Massachusetts Institue of Technology open
> courseware econometrics class (involving CEO pay and factors that
> contribute to its determination), successfully read the data (proc
> print has everything coming up where it is supposed to), but when I go
> to do a simple linear regression model, I get an error in the log that
> says "Procedure REG not found."
>
> Here is the code (with the cards truncated for brevity).  If anyone
> would be so kind as to explain what it is that I'm doing wrong, I would
> greatly appreciate it!!  Thank you all, and without further ado:
>
> DATA execpay;
> INPUT salary age college grad comten ceoten sales profits mktval;
> cards;
> 1161  49      1       1       9       2       6200    966     23200
> 600   43      1       1       10      10      283     48      1100
> 379   51      1       1       9       3       169     40      1100
> 651   55      1       0       22      22      1100    -54     1000
> 497   44      1       1       8       6       351     28      387
> 1067  64      1       1       7       7       19000   614     3900
> 945   59      1       0       35      10      536     24      623
> 1261  63      1       1       32      8       4800    191     2100
> 503   47      1       1       4       4       610     7       454
> 1094  64      1       1       39      5       2900    230     3900
> 601   54      1       1       26      7       1200    34      533
> ;
> PROC PRINT DATA = execpay;
> TITLE 'Executive Pay Data';
> RUN;
>
> PROC REG data = execpay;
> MODEL salary = sales;
> TITLE 'Sales as a predictor of salary';
> RUN;