Time for another confession. For more than a decade I have been running SAS jobs on UNIX servers, but I don’t really know any UNIX editors. Not Emacs. Not vi. I could work around this without SAS Enterprise Guide, but it was painful sometimes. Now that I have started using Enterprise …
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by Robert A. Muenchen I’m slowly gathering all the data needed to update my ongoing article, The Popularity of Data Analysis Software. The section below is the latest installment. Growth in Capability The capability of all the software in this … Continue reading →
Too many managers hasten to respond negatively to the question I posed in the title before really understanding fully the terminology. Evidence based decision making will never replace the good old intuition, gut feeling or back of a fag-packet decisio…
“Speak and you shall be heard.” Well… our students spoke, and we listened! SAS Education is always striving to improve the training we deliver, and one of the most important ways we do this is by taking the time to listen to our students. Ove…
Angela and I spent Sunday morning putting the finishing touches on our SAS Global Forum video, Selection Group Prompts with SAS® Stored Processes: More Power, Less Programming. While at the conference, just stop by the SAS Demo area, where the posters are displayed, to see the video. The video features a …
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Last week I delivered a SAS Talks session: Introduction to Custom Tasks for SAS Enterprise Guide (click to watch it). I promised that I would share a collection of resources where you can learn more information. First, here is a round-up of the custom tasks that I mentioned, with links […]