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Term: object

(ob' jekt) n.

1. something that is acted on; the target of an action.

2. a data value or collection of data that is created or used by a program; something occupying or associated with a space in memory.

Term: object-dot

(ob' jekt dot') adj.

Object-oriented programming. identifying a property or method of an object by writing the object name followed by a period (called a dot) and the name of the property or method.

Term: object-oriented

adj.

programming in a way that associates routines with the objects that they act on. In object-oriented programming, objects belong to classes, and the definition of a class includes all the routines (called methods) that act on objects in that class.

SAS word: OBJECTSERVER

System option. DCOM/CORBA server. Ref: PSPPR:System Options. SLRD:SAS System Options.

SAS word: OBS

Dataset option. Ref: PSPPR:Files:Dataset Options. PSPL:Options for SAS Datasets:Dataset Options. SLRD:Data Set Options.

System option. Ref: PSPPR:System Options. PSPL:Options for SAS Datasets:System Options For SAS Files. SLRD:System Options.

SAS word: OBSBUF

Dataset option. Buffer size for data step view.

Term: observation

(ob zur vA' shun) n.

1. an instance of values of the variables in a SAS dataset.

2. the actions or data of one iteration of an observation loop.

3. one item in a sample.

Term: observation loop

n.

the automatic loop of the data step, or any loop in a program that repeats as many times as are necessary to process the program's input data.


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