by Stephen McDaniel (Author), Chris Hemedinger (Author)
Need to get up and running with SAS? This plain-English guide offers information on all the SAS basics, including getting data into the software, generating reports, creating graphs, and sharing results. Step-by-step instructions and screenshots show you how to work with analytics, databases, reports, and queries.
SAS has always had a large and experienced community of users and pundits, in fact it has often been referred to as the closest thing to a religion a software company has ever achieved.
We hope to further that sense of fellowship and community by offer links to resources that are readily available and by developing and providing access to resoucres that are useful to fellow SAS users and consultants.
We have developed a range of prebuilt portlets that deliver additional capability within the SAS portal. Portlets are small windows of functionality within a SAS Portal page which allow a portal page to be personalised by the end user.
There is often a number of ways to do a single task within SAS, and determining which one is the best is the tricky part. Here we compile a list of articles and resources for each SAS Product that outlines the options (and sometimes even the best practise)
All our extensions are designed and tested to ensure we provide the highest level of quaility to you. But as can sometimes happen with software development an unplanned feature might slip through, so lets us know and we will fix it.
The Support area is only available to saasInct customers so login at our support site http://saasInct.zendesk.com/, create a ticket with the details of any problem and we will get straight back to you.
If you need help or support for anything else feel free to register and create a ticket as well, and we can discuss with you the best way to assist you.
9.2 is here, so here are articles and resources about each of the different SAS 9.2 products, including tips and tricks, how to guides and tutorials.
I n our travels we often bump into talented SAS Contractors who are between gigs and looking for some work. We also often talk to customers who are looking for SAS skilled resources to help them deliver a project.
The trick seems to be getting them together in the right place and at the right time.
So we have created a freelance style website where Clients can post their jobs and Contractors can post their skills, all for FREE!
We have developed a range of prebuilt SAS Themes that deliver different looks and styles for your SAS environment. Our themes apply a unique look to:
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Data integration server and studio makes building a Data Warehouse so much easier. And with the tips we have found you can almost build one with your eyes closed.
Business Intelligence is often seen as an oxymoron, and the term has so many definitions it is almost funny (almost). Luckily the world of SAS users often present papers explaining what it is and how to do it and here are some of the papers they have written.
View SAS Forum Papers about Business Intelligence (Portal, Web Report Studio, OLAP etc)
The first release of SAS 9.2 was a release of improved Base (Foundation) functionality. Since then we have had a number of Maintenance release that have improved the SAS Foundation capabilities.
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The BI Explorer provides a simple way for users to navigate the vast array of reports, data explorations, information maps and stored processes you have created. Each report is listed in a simple to navigate tree structure.
There is a lot of combined knowledge amongst the SAS community throughout the world. Here we share the bits of that knowledge we discover.
Enterprise Guide is often referred to as the Swiss Army Knife of SAS. Here you can find out all the blades available and how to best use them.
You can code by hand or use Data Integration Studio. If you agree with us that Data Integration Studio is the way to go here are some papers on how to get the best out of it.
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