JMP® System Requirements
To view the system requirements for JMP®, JMP Pro, JMP Live, and JMP Clinical, click the following links: JMP system requirements for Windows operating systems JMP system requirements fo...
To view the system requirements for JMP®, JMP Pro, JMP Live, and JMP Clinical, click the following links: JMP system requirements for Windows operating systems JMP system requirements fo...
New in JMP/New Features documentation is published with the initial (.0) release of a new version of JMP and describes new or significantly enhanced capabilities introduced in that release. Re...
In JMP® Clinical 7.1, the AE Narrative might result in the following error when the ADaM data sets are used: ERROR: Variable xxTESTCD is not on file WORK.xx. This issue can occur when the ADaM data set has the variable PARAMCD but not the xxTESTCD variable, for example. This issue is corrected in the JMP® Clinical 7.1.2 Hot Fix. Click here to access the Hot Fix for this issue. [Previously JMP ...
In JMP Clinical 8.0, an error is generated and the Create Live Report process fails when a subject has no profile data to display. Click here to access the Hot Fix for this issue. After you apply the Hot Fix, the JMP® Live report publishes, without error, and you see a note indicating that there is no profile data to display. [Previously JMP Note 67883]
In JMP Clinical 7.1, the Adverse Events Time to Event might incorrectly calculate days when using datetime variables. The error arises because JMP Clinical is not considering time for the Adverse Event start date in calculating the days. This issue is resolved in JMP® Clinical 7.1.2 and JMP® Clinical 8.0 with the following logic. If the Adverse Event start date and the Treatment start date both ...
A bug was identified in the algorithm for determining SMQ analyses for a NARROW scope. This has been fixed in the Hot Fix found here.
[Previously JMP Note 61780]
In order to run JMP® Clinical 6.1 on Chinese or Japanese operating systems apply the Hot Fix found here. This Hot Fix makes system accommodations to support JMP Clinical localized to Chinese Language and run in Chinese Operating Systems with Chinese data, as well as add additional enhancements for Japanese Operating Systems. [Previously JMP Note 60231]
When you try to open a review template that was created in a previous version of JMP Clinical, the template does not open, and the following error appears:
error: argument should be character in access or
evaluation of 'Lowercase' , Bad Argument( SAS Name( filterNm ) ),
Lowercase/*###*/(SAS Name( filterNm ))
Click here to access the Hot Fix for this issue.
[Previously JMP Note 67933]
An error may occur when running Patient Recruitment on a non-English operating system in JMP Clinical 7.0. The error is
ERROR: A character operand was found in the %EVAL function or %IF condition where a numeric operand is required.
The condition was: &mon = APR and &day = 31
ERROR: The macro CHKDT will stop executing. MPRINT(PATRECRUIT): ;
ERROR: The target date must be of this form: DDMMMYYY...
In JMP Clinical 8.0, when you save a review template with a subject filter, the action results in an error that is similar to the following:
could not find column{1} in access or evaluation of 'Column' ,
Column/*###*/("USUBJID")
In addition, the template fails to save.
Click here to access the Hot Fix for this issue.
[Previously JMP Note 67928]
Processing the DS domain data set made algorithmic assumptions of where to look for values representing death that would lead to not accurately counting/finding death records depending on the record order and disposition event categorization. Any studies/reports that used this analysis should be regenerated after applying the Hot Fix found here to avoid any possibility of death miscalculation. [...
In JMP Clinical 8.0, some CDISC values (such as in AETERM and AELLT) can contain apostrophes. When you run incidence screen records for subjects with values that contain apostrophes, the records for the subjects are not counted in the results. Click here to access the Hot Fix for this issue. [Previously JMP Note 67890]
JMP Clinical 8.0 contains two translation errors for the Chinese language. In the Show Patients at Risk drill-down information, the output contains an untranslated string. In the DefaultBySubjectChinese or DefaultByEventChinese template that is used for the Adverse Event Narrative, the output contains an incorrect translation for information about sex. Click here to access the Hot Fix for this ...
JMP Clinical 8.0 has an issue that affects many reports that use non-English data. An error message about this issue can look similar to the following: ERROR: No subjects satisfy the Filter to Include Subjects or are in all populations selected on the Population tab. This problem is the result of a translation error in JMP Clinical 8.0. Click here to access the Hot Fix for this issue. [Previous...
In order to be able to access data through a SAS® Secure server using encryption on a remote system from JMP® using SAS Integration, the file sas.rutil.jar needs to be copied from the secure server system and installed on the JMP client system in the following directory: C:\Program Files\SAS\JMP\<version>\jmptojava\nnnn where nnnn reflects the SAS version being accessed such as 9.2, 9.3, o...
JMP was designed and intended for interacting between the program, graphs and the data. Thus, JMP stores everything in memory. The physical size of the file is not a true indicator of the amount of RAM needed to store the data. For example, suppose you have a data table with only 1 numeric column and 1 million rows. The amount of RAM needed to just hold the data would be calculated as 10 * 1,00...
File types in JMP® and their intended uses: JMP: JMP data table This table is the form data takes in JMP once it is read in, pasted or entered manually, in rows and columns as in a spreadsheet program. JRN: JMP Journal file A Journal file is a static copy of JMP analysis results or a means of producing a JMP based presentation. These are separate purposes with some crossover. The journal (.JRN fil...
These instructions are only meant for JMP 15 and prior. If the JMP tab is not present on the ribbon during an Excel session, you might need to repair the installation of both JMP and Excel. To do so, take these steps: Close the JMP application, and navigate to Control Panel ► Programs and Features.Find the JMP installation in the list of installed programs. Right-click it and select Modify/Chang...
Background
Currently on macOS, submitting any incomplete MATLAB syntax can cause JMP to hang. The hang experienced by JMP is the result of MATLAB getting stuck in a waiting state.
For example, a user submits the following MATLAB syntax via MATLAB Submit(). Note the *]* is missing in the malformed MATLAB expression.
MATLAB Init();
Matlab Submit("
a = [5;5;5
");
As a result, MATLAB get...
As a wholly-owned subsidiary of SAS, JMP takes the security and privacy of your personal data seriously. If you wish to exercise a privacy right you have under the law, including GDPR, or if you have a concern about any personal data JMP and/or SAS may hold about you, use the link to our privacy form below to submit a request. SAS Data Privacy Request Form
In JMP Clinical 7.1.2, there is insufficient width for the y-axis label for Patient Profile and Medical History. The legend box appears to be very narrow, and some words are cut off and not displayed. This problem occurs when running JMP Clinical with the Chinese-language setting, or when running JMP Clinical with the English-language setting and using Chinese study data. This issue does not occur...
In JMP Clinical 7.1, the counts are not correct in the narrow search from the Standardized MedDRA Queries Incidence Screen report. When a subject has both a broad and narrow term within an SMQ, only the broad term is kept and the narrow term is dropped, leading to underreporting in the narrow search. The Hot Fix found here addresses this issue. [Previously JMP Note 65907]
Overview
The following examples demonstrate how you can use the logical AND (&) and OR (|) operators with the Select Where message to select rows that meet multiple conditions.
Instructions
In a JMP® session, click the File menu and select New ► Script. Copy the below script and paste it into the script window. To run the sample script, click the Edit menu and select Run Script.
/* Open a sample...
Overview The following example demonstrates how you can use a variable in a Graphics Script whose value changes over iterations of a For() loop. To make this work as desired, you must replace the variable with its value during each iteration. You can accomplish this using Substitute() or Eval Expr(), as demonstrated in the below example. The Eval Expr() function evaluates and replaces any variable...
Analyzing Repeated Measures Data in JMP® Software Often in an experiment, more than one measure is taken on the same subject or experimental unit. This means that a repeated measures analysis of the data may be necessary to make valid inferences and to draw meaningful conclusions. JMP offers multiple methods to analyze repeated measures: a multivariate repeated-measures approach, a univariate ...
When the JSL Debugger is launched, a second instance of JMP® is created. The two JMP instances communicate with one another using sockets. Due to various VPN and firewall settings, launching of the JSL Debugger may be blocked. In these instances, you might see the following error messages:
Time out encountered attempting to connect to the JSL Debugger GUI.
Unknown error encountered during the initi...
The Control Chart Builder provides the ability to specify a Phase variable and to use control limits specified in an external data table. In the situation where only one phase is represented in the data, the limits specified in the external table are ignored. A workaround is to create the Control Chart Builder without using a Phase variable when only one phase exists in the data. The limits table ...