Over the past few weeks I must have done about half a dozen SAS® 9.3 installations and deployments (mainly Linux 64-bit server and Windows 7 32-bit client). Not because of any problems really, just trying out a variety of options. My experiences have been very good. I must say the SAS installation and migration process […]
Tag: SAS 9.3
How to add HTMLBlue to your list of styles in SAS Enterprise Guide
One of the great innovations with SAS 9.3 is the focus on ODS statistical graphics. “Wait a minute,” you’re thinking, “weren’t ODS graphics added in SAS 9.2?” Yes, that’s true. But with SAS 9.3 there is even more capability: more analytical SAS proce…
ODS Graphics: new features and bundling in SAS 9.3
Rick Wicklin created his own list of Five Interface and Graphics Features that Everyone Can Use. It’s a very good summary of what you’ll immediately notice when you use analytics procedures in SAS display manager: cool graphs turned on by default. For …
ODS Graphics: new features and bundling in SAS 9.3
Rick Wicklin created his own list of Five Interface and Graphics Features that Everyone Can Use. It’s a very good summary of what you’ll immediately notice when you use analytics procedures in SAS display manager: cool graphs turned on by default…
SAS 9.3: the list
Alison posted the Top 10 Reasons you should care about SAS 9.3. It’s a bit tongue-in-cheek, but it reflects just a sample of the thousands of features and tweaks that you’ll see in this new release. Even with SAS 9.2, I was nowhere near exhausting my b…
SAS 9.3: the list
Alison posted the Top 10 Reasons you should care about SAS 9.3.
It’s a bit tongue-in-cheek, but it reflects just a sample of the thousands of features and tweaks that you’ll see in this new release. Even with SAS 9.2, I was nowhere near exhaustin…
SAS 9.3 is here – yeah baby!
http://www.sas.com/software/sas9/
Let the learning begin
Computing age in SAS 9.3
It seems like such a simple problem: how can you reliably compute the age of someone or something? Susan lamented the subtle issues using the YRDIF function exactly 1.0356164384 years ago. Sure, you could write your own function for calculating such th…