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WUSS 2026 Generations of SAS Analytics: Perspectives from Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, and Generation Z on the Future of SAS, AI, and Data Science [presentation] Mike Krizan,
Stephen B. Sloan,
Kirk Paul Lafler,
Ryan Paul Lafler,
Lida Gharibvand		 source 6
PHUSE APAC 2026 Batch Execution of CDISC SDTM/ADaM Programs with R Batch Execution,
Denny Sebastian,
Mohin K Mohanan		 source
presentation source		 8
PharmaSUG 2025 AI Search LOG Zhuo Chen,
Martha Cao,
Ted Lystig,
Sateesh Arjula		 source 8
PharmaSUG 2021 100% Menu Driven SAS Windows Batch Job Runner and Log Analyzer Sathish Saravanan,
Kameswari Pindiprolu		 source 6
PHUSE EU 2020 Migrating Your Clinical Development Environment to the Cloud [presentation] Antoine Maison,
Daniel Christen		 source
video		 19
PHUSE EU 2020 PowerS(h)elling SAS Tom Van Campen source
video		 7
SGF 2019 Create True Load Sharing Facility Batch Job Submission Capability on SAS Enterprise Guide in a SAS Grid [presentation] Adam Hendricks,
Derek Grittmann		 source 14
SGF 2017 Introduction to Configuring and Managing SAS Grid Manager for Hadoop Mark Lochbihler source 16
SGF 2017 Managing the SAS Development Life Cycle across Environments and within a Single Production Environment Andrew Howell source 15
SGF 2017 My SAS Grid Scheduler Patrick Cuba source 17
MWSUG 2016 A Failure To EXIST: Why Testing for Data Set Existence with the EXIST Function Alone Is Inadequate for Serious Software Development in Asynchronous, Multiuser, and Parallel Processing Environments Troy Martin Hughes 8
SGF 2016 How to Maintain Happy SAS 9 Users Margaret A. Crevar source 11
SGF 2016 Life in the Fast Lane: Optimization for Interactive and Batch Jobs Nikola Markovic,
Gregory S. Barnes Nelson		 source 17
SGF 2015 How to Maintain Happy SAS Users: A SAS Environment Primer for IT Professionals Margaret A. Crevar source 11
SGF 2015 Learn Hidden Ideas in Base SAS to Impress Colleagues Peter Crawford source 10
SESUG 2013 Transitioning from Batch and Interactive SAS to SAS Enterprise Guide Brian K. Varney,
Experis Business		 source 13
MWSUG 2013 Transitioning from Batch and Interactive SAS to SAS Enterprise Guide Brian K. Varney 13
WUSS 2012 De Rigueur - Adding Process to Your Business Analytics Environment Diane Hatcher,
Falko Schulz,
Steve Sparano		 source 22
SGF 2012 Best Practices for Managing and Monitoring SAS Data Management Solutions Gregory S. Barnes Nelson source 13
SGF 2012 De Rigueur - Adding Process to Your Business Analytics Environment Falko Schulz,
Diane Hatcher,
Steve Sparano		 source 22
SGF 2011 The Day the Server Said Tweet! William W. Viergever,
Daniel Kuiper,
Koen Vyverman		 source 18
WUSS 2010 Emailing Automated Notification of Errors in a Batch SAS Program Julie A. Kilburn source 6
SGF 2010 A Macro to Create a Batch Submit SAS Program Helen C. Sun,
Cindy Wong		 source 5
SGF 2010 How to Transform a Technical Exercise into a Real Opportunity Taking Advantage of New Features That SAS Developed: The True Challenge of a Migration Grégory Becquembois,
Pascal Maurice		 source 13
MWSUG 2009 How to Maintain Happy SAS Users Margaret A. Crevar 15
WUSS 2009 How to Maintain Happy SAS 9 Users Margaret A. Crevar source 11
SGF 2009 How to Maintain Happy SAS 9 Users Margaret A. Crevar,
Tony Brown		 source 11
SGF 2009 SAS EBI: What Is It, What Will It Do for Me, and Does It Really Work? Frederick E. Pratter source 17
PNWSUG 2008 SAS EBI: What Is It, What Will It Do for Me, and Does It Really Work? Frederick E. Pratter 17
SGF 2008 SAS Grid 101: How It Can Modernize Your Existing SAS Environment Cheryl Doninger,
Glenn Horton		 source 13
NESUG 2007 How to Maintain Happy SAS Users Margaret A. Crevar 8
SCSUG 2007 Ensuring You Have the Proper Resources for Your SAS 9 Applications Tony Brown,
Margaret A. Crevar		 5
SGF 2007 Ensuring You Have the Proper Resources for Your SAS 9 Applications Margaret A. Crevar,
Tony Brown		 source 5
NESUG 2006 Submiting Mainframe Batch Jobs from PC SAS Richard Andrews 9
NESUG 2005 Skinning the Cat This Way and That: Using ODS to Create Word Documents That Work for You Elizabeth Axelrod,
David Shamlin		 9
SUGI 2005 More Than Batch: A Production SAS Framework Denis L. Cogswell source 10
SUGI 2005 SAS Batch Portal Data Collection and Real-Time Monitoring Application of SAS Batch Jobs Bernard Nicoll source 11
NESUG 2004 Skinning the Cat This Way and That: Using ODS to Create Word Documents That Work for You Elizabeth Axelrod,
David Shamlin		 10
SESUG 2004 Building A SAS Application to Manage SAS Code Phillip Michaels,
Saint Louis		 source 6
MWSUG 2004 Skinning the Cat This Way and That: Using ODS to Create Word Documents That Work for You Elizabeth Axelrod,
David Shamlin		 10
SUGI 2004 Developing a System with SAS/IntrNet, Accessing an Oracle Database, Some ODS and a Whole Lot of Problems Gabriel Cano,
Bob Cameron,
Kevin McGowan,
Jean G. Orelien		 source 12
SUGI 2004 Measuring SAS Software Usage on Shared Servers with the RTRACE Facility Michael A. Raithel source 21
SUGI 2004 Skinning the Cat This Way and That: Using ODS to Create Word Documents That Work for You Elizabeth Axelrod,
David Shamlin		 source 11
WUSS 2003 You've Been Xed. Some Helpful Standard OS Level and X Windows Configurations for Using SAS Interactively Nick Pászty source 6
NESUG 2003 A Microsoft Access Based System, Using SAS as a Background Number Cruncher David M. Kiasi 5
NESUG 2002 gVim 6.x, An Alternative to the Display Manager Editor Adeline J. Wilcox 2
NESUG 2002 Use Your Website to Document Your Website Karen L. Wyland 6
WUSS 2002 Use Your Website to Document Your Website Karen L. Wyland source 6
SEUGI 2002 Tracking your data warehouse using SAS [presentation] Hiadong Tang (Don),
Xiao Ji		 source 55
SUGI 2002 Use Your Website to Document Your Website Karen L. Wyland source 6
NESUG 2001 A Microsoft Access Based System, Using SAS as a Background Number Cruncher David M. Kiasi 4
NESUG 2000 A Microsoft Access Based System, Using SAS as a Background Number Cruncher David M. Kiasi 7
NESUG 2000 A SAS Data Dictionary for Achieving Analysis Dataset Compliance to FDA Guidance on Providing Submissions in Electronic Format Thomas Guinter 4
NESUG 2000 Batch SAS as Shell Script:Command Line and Prompted Variable/Parameter Assignment David C. Steven 2
SEUGI 2000 Exploiting SAS Servers from COM environments using SAS integration Technologies and VB [presentation] Frank Rosner source 41
SEUGI 2000 Supporting the Data Processing on Various Platforms by Using the SAS Software [presentation] Katalin Koczkane source 23
SUGI 2000 To Be or Not to Be? That is the Dynamic Web Page Thomas Kunselman,
Almira A. Lyst,
Donald L Penix Jr.		 source 8
SUGI 2000 Web Interfacing: Merging Statistical Processing William J. Montelpare,
Moira N. McPherson		 source 3
SEUGI 1999 To beans or not to beans: an intitutive Web solution with SAS/IntrNet Sofware and JavaScript [presentation] Benedikt Amacker source 32
SUGI 1999 A Batch System with Windows 95 William J. Coar source 4
SUGI 1999 Interfacing SAS Software, Excel, and the Intranet without SAS/IntrNet Software or SAS Software for the Personal Computer Peter Prause,
Charles S. Patridge		 source 5
SUGI 1999 Submitting a Batch SAS Job within the Display Manager Mode under UNIX Jingren Shi,
Shiling Zhang		 source 2
PNWSUG 1998 Intranet Publishing with SAS/Base using Perl in a UNIX Environment Wade H. Van Buskirk 10
SUGI 1998 User-Friendly Toolbox for Batch Processing within a UNIX Interactive Display Manager Session James P. Young Jr. source 4
WUSS 1997 Submitting Batch SAS Jobs under Windows 3.1 and Windows 95 Jodie M. Gilmore source 4
SUGI 1997 Moving VMS Data to MS-EXCEL: Using SAS/CONNECT Software and DDE to Download Data from a VMS/ALPHA Network to Excel Spreadsheets on a PC Randall Cates source 6
SESUG 1996 You Want Me to Move How Many Thousand Files from MVS to UNIX? Kenneth A. Hardy,
Arturo Barrios,
Sally M. Muller		 11
SEUGI 1996 Gonna Lay Down my Burden: A JCL Generator for SAS Batch Jobs Andreas Fischer source 7
SUGI 1996 You Want Me to Move How Many Thousand Fifes from MVS to UNIX? Kenneth A. Hardy,
Sally M. Muller,
Arturo Barrios		 source
SESUG 1995 What Price Multitasking? Optimizing OS/2 with an Eye Toward SAS Software John M. Martz 6
WUSS 1994 Dynamic Load Balancing of SAS Batch Programs in a VMS Cluster Environment Rick Levin source 2
SEUGI 1993 Running Version 6 of the SAS System Under the VSE/ESA Operating System Jan Klaverstijn source 6
SUGI 1993 The Version 6 SAS System Under VSE/ESA Paul Mortensen,
Catherine B. Corbett		 source 6
SUGI 1992 Using Task Broker to Enhance SAS Batch Processing in a UNIX Environment Lori Goss source 7
SEUGI 1991 SQL and SAS/ACCESS Differences and Interrelationships Mouloud Dey source 7
SUGI 1991 Differences and Interrelationships Between the SQL Procedure and SAS/ACCESS Software Mark Stranieri source 7
SUGI 1990 Manpower, Personnel, Training, and Qualitative Analysis System (MPTQ): A SAS Software-based Application to Satisfy DoD Requirements Aiman M. Zeid,
Robert A. Butler		 source 6
SUGI 1990 Nifty Tricks: Using FSCALC "Templates "for Management Reporting Rebecca A. Adams,
A. Frederick Seaman Jr.		 source 4
SUGI 1990 The SAS Multiuser interactive System in Version 6 of the SAS System Tony Valmassoi source 8
SEUGI 1989 The Version 6 MVS SAS Data Library Architecture Susan Marshall source 6
SUGI 1989 A CMS VM Batch Facility REXX EXEC for the SAS System Chapman P. Gleason source 5
SUGI 1989 The Version 6 MVS SAS Data Library Architecture Brian Bowman source 8
SUGI 1988 An Interactive/Batch SAS Environment for VAX/VMS Thomas J. Scott source 3
SUGI 1988 Gaining a Competitive Advantage in Business Using SAS/QC Software Matt D. Leet,
Rodney L. Reish		 source 3
SUGI 1988 Running SAS Jobs in Batch under VAX/VMS Michael D. Rhoads source 6
SUGI 1988 Tools to Organize CMS Files and Beautify SAS Programs Terry Jares source 2
SUGI 1985 Conference Program Management Using SAS/FSPSoftware H. Pat Artis source 6
SUGI 1984 A Botanical Garden Data Base Implemented in SAS Software Edward A. Greenberg,
Bruce R. Lewis		 source 6
SUGI 1983 An Automated Data Base to SAS/GRAPH Donna Hollis Hudson,
Mark Worrell		 source 6

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