While growing up in the 80’s, I watched The Golden Girls on TV with my Grandma Betty. Now, when my sister visits, we binge watch reruns on TV Land. I was excited when I saw for this Halloween, you could buy Golden Girls costumes! Too bad they sold out right […]
Append tables in SAS® Viya® with REST APIs – a treat, no tricks was published on SAS Users.
Leonid Batkhan shows you easy ways to create a checklist table in SAS software.
How to create checklist tables in SAS® was published on SAS Users.
Find out about the changes and enhancements to the best-selling book, The Little SAS Book.
The Little SAS Book 6.0: The best-selling SAS book gets even better was published on SAS Users.
Someone ask SAS’ Steven Sober if the PROC SQL example noted first in this post could be refactored into PROC FedSQL so it could run faster by leveraging SAS Viya’s in-memory engine CAS? Yes. Here’s how.
SAS® Viya®: How to Emulate PROC SQL Using CAS-Enabled PROC FedSQL was published on SAS Users.
When my younger son grabs a book or a toy from his older siblings without permission, his line of defense is always the same: “Sharing is caring!” Our kids’ schools teach and reinforce this philosophy. Likewise, our family has rules to ensure peaceful, orderly sharing. Similarly, many organizations value collaboration. […]
How SAS® Viya fosters collaboration was published on SAS Users.
Newcomers to SAS Viya Administration may appreciate these tried-and-tested patterns for securing folders, and the content within them (reports, data plans, models etc.). If you are new to security model design in SAS Viya, this post is for you.
Simple general authorization patterns was published on SAS Users.
In this post, you’ll learn how to parallel load and compress a SAS® Cloud Analytic Services (CAS) Table in one pass of the CAS table.
How to Parallel Load and Compress a SAS® Cloud Analytic Services (CAS) Table was published on SAS Users.
Generating a word cloud (also known as a tag cloud) is a good way to mine internet text. Word (or tag) clouds visually represent the occurrence of keywords found in internet data such as Twitter feeds.
Creating a word cloud using Python and SAS® software was published on SAS Users.