As you begin managing your SAS code and projects in Git, here are a few guidelines for how to organize your work and collaborate with others.
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Following SAS GEL Security Rules with Metacoda Security Tests
If you’re responsible for managing SAS® platform security, and you haven’t seen them yet, then I’d definitely recommend reading Five papers on Recommended SAS 9.4 Security Model Design (part 1 & part 2) as published by David Stern, Principal Technical Architect from the SAS Global Enablement and Learning (GEL) team. These papers are an excellent … Continue reading “Following SAS GEL Security Rules with Metacoda Security Tests”
Tracing Permissions for SAS Metadata Security
SAS Global Forum 2016 is just over 2 weeks away, and I’m really excited about showing a Permissions Tracer feature we’ll be releasing in the next version of our Metacoda Security Plug-ins. Metacoda is a SASGF sponsor again this year and we’ll be showing a preview of this new version at our Metacoda stand in … Continue reading “Tracing Permissions for SAS Metadata Security”
SASTechies 2015-08-31 14:31:00
Hey All,Today I happened to read this good presentation about the Data Visualization Best Practices in Business Intelligence reports…There is a excellent graphic referenced here which summarizes which type of data visualization Graphic would be bette…
Coalesce Missing Data to Highlight the Unknown
Missing data can be a pain. Having missing data and not knowing where it is can be even more of a pain. Here is a …
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Protecting your Metadata Protections: Part 2
In a guest post on blogs.sas.com in January, I wrote about protecting your metadata protections. In that post I said that “Ideally, a SAS® metadata security plan should address both ACT permissions and access to the Authorization Manager.”…
SAS Administration: Change the Options to Get More Performance
Every time I install SAS products or solutions I find myself using the same options in the SAS configuration file to set memory usage, CPU usage, and the SAS WORK library location. Obviously each installation has different thresholds configured but the options remain the same. In some situations not having the …
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SAS Stored Process: Ignore the Log at Your Own Peril
I love our readers – especially when they have a great idea they want to share. Quentin McMullen, who has been programming in SAS for 15 years, primarily in clinical trials and public health…
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