Re: Subject ID input via $INPUT and output via $TABLE
Dear Michael,
As you point out the truncation happens only for the output, so the correct
identification delimitation was taken into account during the NONMEM
process, however postprocessing needs make the output step critical and
this truncation undesirable.
The way to allow more digits to be reported in outputs is to modify the
FORMAT option in $TABLE. The default is s1PE11.4, where 11 is the total
number of characters -so if we count the decimal point, the E specifier,
the sign and the 2 digit magnitude, 6 of your 8 digits could be reported,
but 5 actually are, because of the 1+4 set, specifying digits on each side
of the decimal point-.
Maybe you could try $TABLE ID ... NOPRINT FORMAT=s1PE13.7, hope it helps.
Best regards,
Elodie
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On 26 January 2012 17:36, Michael Karol <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I have a data file where the ID’s are 8 digit integers. My
> understanding is that this is ok for $INPUT in NONMEM 7, but apparently the
> $TABLE truncates the ID’s upon output. Can anyone advise as to how to get
> $TABLE to output all 8 digits of the ID?****
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