In my prior two posts, I explored some of the issues associated with data integration for big data and particularly, the conceptual data lake in which source data sets are accumulated and stored, awaiting access from interested data consumers. One of the distinctive features of this approach is the transition
Ask any user how they first learned SAS and there’s a good chance they’ll cite The Little SAS Book as a resource they used to get started. Authors Lora Delwiche, Susan Slaughter, and Rebecca Ottesen have written a new book that promises to be just as helpful to new SAS
Statistical programmers often have to use the results from one SAS procedure as the input to another SAS procedure. Because ODS enables you to you to create a SAS data set from any ODS table or graph, it is easy to obtain a data set that contains the value of
