It was over two years ago that I shared the tip of using Process Explorer to look under the covers at which SAS processes were running on your Windows environment.
Process Explorer recently received a refresh, and it’s worth downloading the new v…
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Look before you buy: peek at your data details before opening
Are you afraid of big commitments? Do you like to shop around thoroughly before making a purchase decision? I can’t help you with most of Life’s Big Choices, but I can help you in one way: I can show you how to learn more about your data set bef…
Peek at your data using VBScript, OLE DB, and the SAS local data provider
Let’s pretend for a moment that you don’t have SAS installed on all of your office computers. But you’ve got some great content locked away inside SAS data sets. Is there a way to get to the content of that data, without having to push the data …
PROC REPORT versus TABULATE: two SAS heavyweights
The question came up on the SAS Enterprise Guide discussion forum: which do you prefer, List Report Wizard (PROC REPORT) or Summary Tables (PROC TABULATE)?
And as with most SAS-related questions, the proper response is: “it depends.” If you put …
SAS tip: Why you always should use a RUN statement
Always use a RUN statement
PROC LOGISTIC: Concordant and discordant
Description of concordant and discordant in SAS PROC LOGISTIC Part of the default output from PROC LOGISTIC is a table that has entries including`percent concordant’ and `percent discordant’. To me, this implies the percent that would corre…