Do you ever wish that you could find that perfect piece of content again? It wasn’t that long ago, but you can’t find it anywhere. Most of head straight to a search box when we start hunting for content. Search doesn’t always work if you can’t rememb…
Create Transport File
This example uses the DATA step to create a transport file for one data set.libname source ‘SAS-data-library’;libname xportout xport ‘transport-file’;data xportout.grades; set source.grades;run;This example uses the …
Quick Notes on RTP CDISC User’s Group Q1 Meeting
It’s my first time to attend a local event, RTP (Research Triangle Park) CDISC User’s Group meeting, Q1 and here are some quick notes. 1. people Almost fresh faces for me. It’s nice to meet Jack Shostak of Duke Clinical Research Institute again. I visited him in Duke last year after SAS Global Forum in […]
Version Control
Two things that make me nuts when I work with SAS:no here documentsno string interpolationOk, now that I got that out of the way. I am thinking of putting together a talk on version control for SAS programmers. Do you currently use version control fo…
NOTE: A Big Analytics Announcement (Visual Analytics)
Following March 6th’s announcement of SAS support for Hadoop (for massively parallel access to massive volumes of data) came March 22nd’s announcement of SAS Visual Analytics, a new, in-memory tool with a highly visual interface.
The Visual Analytics …
NOTE: Keep Your WORK Library Working
Steve Overton recently posted a tip on the excellent BI-Notes blog about maintaining space within your WORK library. The WORK library is a key resource and is typically shared by all SAS users, so its smooth operation is crucial for maintaining …