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The following are expectations for how values in these variables will group records given their hierarchy.| Jira |
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STUDYID | By study | All records with the same STUDYID value are a group of records that describe that study. | DOMAIN | By domain | All records with the same DOMAIN value are a group of records that describe that domain. | --CAT, --SCAT | Across subjects | --CAT and --SCAT values subset groups of records | Jira |
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within a domain and apply to all subjects within the domain. | USUBJID | By subject | All records with the same USUBJID value are a group of records that describe that subject. | --GRPID | For subjects | All records in the same domain with the same --GRPID value are a group of records within USUBJID. |
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The optional grouping identifier variable --GRPID may be used in all domains based on the general observation classes. --GRPID identifies relationships between records within a USUBJID within a single domain and has no inherent meaning across subjects or across domains. Relationships between observations are defined by assigning the same unique character value to the --GRPID variable for sets of related observations. The values used for --GRPID can be any values the applicant chooses.
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--GRPID values are not intended to have any meaning across subjects and are usually assigned during or after data collection....