News flash: My favorite SAS code editor is SAS Enterprise Guide. However, my favorite general purpose text editor is Notepad++, and I often find myself using that tool for viewing SAS log files and for making small modifications to SAS programs. Judging from the popularity of this SAS Support Communities […]
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The U.S. was really fortunate in having the recent total solar eclipse pass through so many of its states! This gave lots of people an opportunity to see it, with just a short (or moderate) drive. I think a little kid spoke for all of us when they said…
What’s your favorite time of day? For me, it’s the morning with a cup of coffee, just as the sun starts to appear on the horizon, emitting a pleasant warm glow. My least favorite part of the day? Mornings without coffee when that same big ball of light makes a […]
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I have been working in the field of Professional Certification and Licensure for roughly 10 years. In that time, I worked with and observed close to 40 IT certification programs before coming to SAS. There has been a recurring question in each engagement. It is often phrased differently, but means […]
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Hopefully if you’re viewing the eclipse today, you’ll be using one of the safe methods that won’t harm your eyes! … But if you’re somewhat of a trickster, here’s an optical illusion you can send your friends after the eclipse, that might make them wo…
SAS programmers have high expectations for their coding environment, and why shouldn’t they? Companies have a huge investment in their SAS code base, and it’s important to have tools that help you understand that code and track changes over time. Few things are more satisfying as a SAS program that […]
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