First, enter the following command to see your SAS job that are currently running:       ps -ef|grep kwxxxx And you’ll see the output like this:       kwxxxx 21506 35726 0 11:07:45 pts/15 0:00 vi zzz.sas       kwx…
Example 8.24: MplusAutomation and Mplus
In recent entries (here, here, and here), we’ve been fitting a series of latent class models using SAS and R. One of the most commonly used and powerful software package for latent class model estimation is Mplus. This commercial software includes su…
Welcome to our future website!
We are currently busy creating our first SAS BI book. The working title ‘Creating Content using SAS Business Intelligence Solutions’ is scheduled to arrive on shelves in early 2012. Stay posted as we provide an ongoing log of our efforts. As an added bonus for those that check back in, we plan to include recently found tips & tricks on this site! Thanks! Angela Hall & Tricia Aanderud
Jedi SAS Tricks: Email from the Front – Part 1
I’m responsible for a SAS program that runs nightly in batch on a Linux server here at SAS. I am also a road warrior, and routine status checking via a remote connection is often tricky, and sometimes impossible due to unstable hotel intern…
Jedi SAS Tricks: Email from the Front – Part 1
I’m responsible for a SAS program that runs nightly in batch on a Linux server here at SAS. I am also a road warrior, and routine status checking via a remote connection is often tricky, and sometimes impossible due to unstable hotel internet connec…
How to read next record while working on the current record (Opposite to LAG function);
Even though no function is available in SAS to do exactly the opposite work (ex: read the next record while working on the current one) of the LAG function, there are few things you can do to do exactly that.
Here are few simple techniques which ar…