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Technical tips and tricks from SAS instructors, authors and other SAS experts.![Syntactic sugar - 6 SAS essentials](https://blogs.sas.com/content/sastraining/files/2012/04/peeps-orig.jpg)
The 25 boys I teach on Sundays loved these cupcakes I baked for them for Easter… the sugared peeps had them completely satisfied. I love my tea or coffee laced with sugar. I think you‘d all agree that it is always more pleasant to meet a nice customer service person
SAS Server Pages were initially described in my SAS Press book Building Web Applications with SAS/IntrNet: A Guide to the Application Dispatcher . The creation of SAS Server Pages was accomplished through the use of a DATA step and the RESOLVE function. SAS Server Pages have been used by a
Usually I like to write a blog at the end of the year with a top 10 list of most popular classes or most read blogs for that year. Somehow I forgot to do that at the end of 2011, so here I am writing this blog today. I figured
![When is the number 13 considered lucky?](https://blogs.sas.com/content/sastraining/files/2012/04/Newbooks2012_FB.jpg)
When it refers to the number of new SAS Press books headed your way before SAS Global Forum! SAS Authors and the SAS Press Team have been working day and night to bring you 13 new titles in time for SAS Global Forum at the end of April. Pictured are
![Your questions answered at SAS Global Forum](https://blogs.sas.com/content/sastraining/files/2017/01/SASevents-2.png)
The bookstore is a happening place at SAS Global Forum. You can shop onsite and save money on books, mingle with 30+ SAS authors, try to win giveaways (hint: follow @SASPublishing on Twitter and monitor the SAS Global Forum hashtag #SASGF12 and/or enter a couple of surveys) and chat with
![What's in a name - SQL Join or SET?](https://blogs.sas.com/content/sastraining/files/2012/03/join-venn-diagram.png)
Did that set off a trigger for you? It did for my SAS SQL 1: Essentials class, packed with SQL and SAS programmers alike. To clarify matters I pulled up some examples to help get the differences quickly. Set operators and Joins are similar in that they both combine multiple