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Providing technical tips and support information, written for and by SAS users.![SESUG 2014—learning, networking, problem-solving](https://blogs.sas.com/content/sgf/files/2014/07/SESUG_2014.jpg)
Sun, surf and SAS await you at this year’s South East SAS Users Group (SESUG) conference. Located at the beautiful Myrtle Beach, South Carolina from October 19-21, the conference offers two full days of learning, networking and problem-solving. “Every year I’ve attended, I’ve found something that I could immediately use
![Partitioning in Hadoop, sorting in SAS--same results, different methods](https://blogs.sas.com/content/sgf/files/2017/01/ProgrammingTips-2.png)
SAS In-Memory Statistics for Hadoop is a single interactive programming environment for analytics on Hadoop that integrates analytical data preparation, exploration, modeling and deployment. It’s principle components are the IMSTAT procedure (PROC IMSTAT) and the SAS LASR Analytic Engine (or SASIOLA engine for input-output with LASR). Within the SAS In-Memory Statistics
![Live Google maps in SAS -- multiple markers](https://blogs.sas.com/content/sgf/files/2014/10/google_thumbnail2.jpg)
➤ DISCLOSURE! In June 2018 Google introduced changes to the way it handles its Maps platform. They now require API key in order to embed a map, plus Google Maps "projects" must now be associated with a billing account. Unless these new Google rules are met, Google maps described in
![SAS Global Forum 2015: Your presentation is needed!](https://blogs.sas.com/content/sgf/files/2017/01/SASevents-2.png)
Do you know something about SAS® software that other SAS users would love to learn? Of course you do! Whether you’re a student or a member of the Circle of Excellence, every SAS programming project, every analysis or forecasting model is an opportunity to gain new insights into SAS processing
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Do you know the way to San Jose? By now, SAS users are getting to know the way to the Western Users of SAS Software’s (WUSS) annual event on September 3-5, 2014. Although this is the third time WUSS has been held in San Jose at The Fairmont Hotel, this
![One grid to rule them all – tuning your environment for SAS Enterprise Guide](https://blogs.sas.com/content/sgf/files/2014/07/EGandGrid1.jpg)
Most organizations enjoy a plethora of SAS user types—batch programmers and interactive users, power users and casual—and all variations in between. Each type of SAS user has its own needs and expectations, and it’s important that your SAS Grid Manager environment meets all their needs. One common solution to this