Merging a Person Sample Clauses
The 'Merging a Person' clause defines the process and conditions under which a legal entity or individual may be combined with another entity, typically through a merger or acquisition. In practice, this clause outlines the necessary approvals, notifications, and procedural steps required for such a merger to take place, and may specify the treatment of assets, liabilities, and contractual obligations post-merger. Its core function is to provide a clear legal framework for combining entities, thereby reducing uncertainty and ensuring that all parties understand their rights and responsibilities during and after the merger process.
Merging a Person. Level File to the Hospital Inpatient Stays File
1. Create data set PERS by sorting the MEPS 1997 Full Year Population Characteristics File, by the person identifier, DUPERSID. Keep only variables to be merged on to the hospital inpatient stays file and DUPERSID.
2. Create data set STAZ by sorting the hospital inpatient stays file by person identifier, DUPERSID.
3. Create final data set NEWSTAZ by merging these two files by DUPERSID, keeping only records on the hospital inpatient stays file. The following is an example of SAS code which completes these steps: PROC SORT DATA=HCXXX(KEEP=DUPERSID AGE SEX EDUC) OUT=PERSX; BY DUPERSID; RUN; PROC SORT DATA=STAYS; BY DUPERSID; RUN; DATA NEWSTAYS; MERGE STAYS (IN=A) PERSX(IN=B); BY DUPERSID; IF A; RUN;
Merging a Person. Level File to the Emergency Room Visit File
1. Create data set PERS by sorting the MEPS 1998 Full Year Population Characteristics File, by the person identifier, DUPERSID. Keep only variables to be merged on to the emergency room visit file and DUPERSID.
2. Create data set EROM by sorting the emergency room visit file by person identifier, DUPERSID.
3. Create final data set NEWEROM by merging these two files by DUPERSID, keeping only records on the emergency room visit file. The following is an example of SAS code which completes these steps: PROC SORT DATA=1998 Full Year Population Characteristics File (KEEP=DUPERSID AGE SEX RACEX) OUT=PERSX; BY DUPERSID; RUN; PROC SORT DATA=EROM; BY DUPERSID; RUN; DATA NEWEROM; MERGE EROM (IN=A) PERSX(IN=B); BY DUPERSID; IF A; RUN;
Merging a Person. Level File to the Emergency Room Visit File
1. Create data set PERS by sorting the MEPS 1997 Full Year Population Characteristics File, by the person identifier, DUPERSID. Keep only variables to be merged on to the emergency room visit file and DUPERSID.
2. Create data set EROM by sorting the emergency room visit file by person identifier, DUPERSID.
3. Create final data set NEWEROM by merging these two files by DUPERSID, keeping only records on the emergency room visit file. The following is an example of SAS code which completes these steps: PROC SORT DATA=HCXXX(KEEP=DUPERSID AGE SEX RACEX) OUT=PERSX; BY DUPERSID; RUN; PROC SORT DATA=EROM; BY DUPERSID; RUN; DATA NEWEROM; MERGE EROM (IN=A) PERSX(IN=B); BY DUPERSID; IF A; RUN;