Alright, I might be a bit impatient. I tried to bring up http://localhost:8080/Portal a bit too soon. After installing SAS Enterprise BI Products, the extraction of those SAS .war files apparently takes more time for Tomcat than I thought. You can watch the progress in Windows Explorer /webapps. Just don't
So I was downloading the SAS EBI product to my laptop this weekend and saw a couple of items that I should point out to everyone. For those die-hard SAS users (like myself), using the SAS Setup Disk in the first section for SAS Foundation seems like the natural choice.
Wanna save your organization a quick buck? Drop SAS Access to PC File Formats if your only using to export in batch mode! Attended a local SAS Users Group Meeting at the SAS Campus a few weeks ago and heard Vince DelGobbo speak on using the MSOffice2K tagset to move
Today, I needed to figure out how to create a simple measure for OLAP and have it available to the users. Fortunately, EG has a great Create New Measure GUI for this! It creates the MDX code on the fly! Okay, bear with me. There are several steps to this,
Here is a code snippet I came up with today to save output with various _odsoptions AND allow the users to choose what type of output they need: RTF, PDF, or HTML. (Note that this will default to PDF if the user doesn't pick anything. Also there is a report
Running SAS Tasks on one column of data in Excel currently generates an error message. Highlight the column - by using CTRL-SHIFT-END - and then run the SAS Task..
Earlier in the year, I attempted to convert to a SAS Stored Process a SAS IntrNet program that used statements such as: data _null_; set datatable; put 'html code here' variable item; run; However, it doesn't work when simply removing the SAS IntrNet headers (such as options, and ods html
Well, I had a few users this week who wanted to access a print out of one record in the database. Fortunetly, they all know the primary key - so the query was really simple. However, to make it extremely easy for users, I didn't want to link to another
Running a stored process (or STP) is a SWEET thing! All of my users are using the limited number I have made available, and I'm sure many new STPs will be written as soon as the users realize how easily they can be created. When first writing an STP for
A few of the SAS AMO users in my facility (including me) have run into problems around SAS's interation with the normal.dot file. SAS Add-in to Microsoft Office uses the normal.dot as a performance improvement mechanism. SAS stores toolbar and menu information into normal.dot to keep from loading every time
