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WUSS 2026 Speeding Up Your Validation Process is As Easy As 1, 2 and 3 Alice M. Cheng source 23
PharmaSUG 2026 Boolean Rhapsody: 50 shades of true Is this the real code? Is this just fantasy? Charu Shankar source 36
PharmaSUG 2026 Speeding Up Your Validation Process is As Easy As 1, 2 and 3 Alice M. Cheng source 19
PHUSE US 2026 Automated File Comparison and Validation Across Programming Platforms Darrell Edgley,
Padma Kishan Korsapati		 source
presentation source		 16
PHUSE EU 2024 Blink and You Will Miss It! Daniel Lindenbaum source
presentation source		 9
SESUG 2024 Five Reasons To Swipe Right on PROC FCMP, the SAS Function Compiler for Building Modular, Maintainable, Readable, Reusable, Flexible, Configurable User-Defined Functions and Subroutines Troy Martin Hughes source 11
WUSS 2024 Taking the Mystery Out of and Debugging PROC HTTP Kim M. Wilson source 10
PharmaSUG 2024 Five Reasons To Swipe Right on PROC FCMP, the SAS Function Compiler for Building Modular, Maintainable, Readable, Reusable, Flexible, Configurable User-Defined Functions and Subroutines Troy Martin Hughes source 11
SESUG 2023 Debugging Tips for PROC HTTP Kim M. Wilson source 10
SESUG 2023 Implementing GIT for Change Control of Delegated Tables Owned by End Users Angye Rivero Rodríguez,
Osmel Brito Bigott,
Stephanie Inostroza Arratia		 source 6
SESUG 2022 Offensive Programming: A Threesome of Error-Throwing Macros Quentin McMullen source 20
WUSS 2022 Failure To EXIST: Why Testing Data Set Existence with the EXIST Function Is Inadequate for Serious Software Development in Asynchronous, Multiuser, and Parallel Processing Environments Troy Martin Hughes source 12
WUSS 2022 Talking to Your Host Interacting with the Operating System and File System from SAS Kurt Bremser source 12
PharmaSUG 2022 Look Up Not Down: Advanced Table Lookups in Base SAS Jayanth Iyengar,
Joshua M. Horstman		 source 28
PHUSE EU 2021 Software Demonstration: Aspire "Out of this World" Demo - Sponsored by d-wise [presentation] Andy Ratcliffe source 44
SESUG 2021 UNIX X Command Tips and Tricks David B. Horvath source 9
SESUG 2021 Yo Mama is Broke Cause Yo Daddy is Missing: Autonomously and Responsibly Responding to Missing or Invalid SAS Data Sets Through Exception Handling Routines Troy Martin Hughes source 11
PharmaSUG 2021 Yo Mama is Broke Cause Yo Daddy is Missing: Autonomously and Responsibly Responding to Missing or Invalid SAS Data Sets Through Exception Handling Routines Troy Martin Hughes source 11
PHUSE EU 2020 PowerS(h)elling SAS Tom Van Campen source
video		 7
SESUG 2020 Efficiently Apply a Change File to a Large File via DATA Step MODIFY and _IORC_ Thomas E. Billings source 7
SESUG 2020 Look Up Not Down: Advanced Table Lookups in Base SAS Jayanth Iyengar,
Joshua M. Horstman		 source 28
SGF 2020 Efficient Release Management with SAS Lars Tynelius source 14
SGF 2020 RSUB, CLI for SAS Server Environments Matthew J. Kastin source 13
SGF 2020 Scalable Cloud-Based Time Series Analysis and Forecasting Using Open Source Software Javier Delgado source 21
SGF 2020 Work Smarter, Not Harder: Learning to Live without Your X Amit Patel,
Lewis Mitchell		 source 52
PharmaSUG 2020 Using Data-Driven Python to Automate and Monitor SAS Jobs Julie Stofel source 15
PharmaSUG 2020 Yo Mama is Broke Cause Yo Daddy is Missing: Autonomously and Responsibly Responding to Missing or Invalid SAS Data Sets Through Exception Handling Routines Troy Martin Hughes source 11
PHUSE EU 2019 Adapting the SAS Enterprise Guide Log Summary to Check Your LOG for You Lawrence Heaton-Wright source
presentation source		 12
PHUSE EU 2019 Efficient Implementation and Applications of PROC HTTP within Analysis and Reporting Simon Todd source
presentation source		 14
PHUSE EU 2019 Using the source code control system GitHub to manage your SAS code Frank Biedermann source
presentation source		 8
SESUG 2019 UNIX X Command Tips and Tricks David B. Horvath source 9
MWSUG 2019 From FREQing Slow to FREQing Fast: Facilitating a Four-Times-Faster FREQ with Divide-and-Conquer Parallel Processing Troy Martin Hughes 22
MWSUG 2019 Look Up Not Down: Advanced Table Lookups in Base SAS Jayanth Iyengar,
Joshua M. Horstman		 24
WUSS 2019 A HOW on Hashing Russell M. Lavery source 25
PharmaSUG 2019 Minimally Invasive Surgery to Merge Data Paul D. Hamilton source 4
PharmaSUG 2019 Ushering SAS Emergency Medicine into the 21st Century: Toward Exception Handling Objectives, Actions, Outcomes, and Comms Troy Martin Hughes source 24
SGF 2019 Simple Techniques to Improve the Performance of your SAS Programs When Processing Large Data Sets Steve Cavill source 20
PHUSE EU 2018 Getting Organised for SAS Macro Development: Hints, Tips and Tools for a Structured Approach Iain Humphreys source
presentation source		 8
PHUSE EU 2018 How to automate validation with Pinnacle 21 command line interface and SAS Amy Garrett,
Blue Bell		 source
poster source		 7
PHUSE EU 2018 The Data Step Crystal Ball: Observing Future Rows Michael Allie source
presentation source		 9
SESUG 2018 Matching SAS Data Sets with Hash Objects: If at First You Don't Succeed, Match, Match Again Imelda C. Go source 5
WUSS 2018 From FREQing Slow to FREQing Fast: Facilitating a Four-Times-Faster FREQ with Divide-and-Conquer Parallel Processing Troy Martin Hughes source 22
WUSS 2018 Parallel Processing with Base SAS Jim Barbour source 17
WUSS 2018 Validating User-Submitted Data Files with Base SAS Michael A. Raithel source 16
PHUSE US 2018 How to automate validation with Pinnacle 21 command line interface and SAS Aleksey Vinokurov source
presentation source		 8
PharmaSUG 2018 From FREQing Slow to FREQing Fast: Facilitating a Four-Times-Faster FREQ with Divide-and-Conquer Parallel Processing Troy Martin Hughes source 23
PharmaSUG 2018 How to automate validation with Pinnacle 21 command line interface and SAS Aleksey Vinokurov source 9
PharmaSUG 2018 Pinching Off Your SAS Log: Adapting from Loquacious to Laconic Logs To Facilitate Near-Real Time Log Parsing, Performance Analysis, and Dynamic Data-Driven Design and Optimization Troy Martin Hughes source 26
SGF 2018 Run-Time Validation of SAS Jobs: A Threesome of Error-Throwing Macros Quentin McMullen source 18
SGF 2018 Scalable Cloud-Based Time Series Analysis and Forecasting Thiago Quirino,
Michael J. Leonard,
Ed Blair		 source 22
SGF 2018 Shredding Your Data with the New DS2 RegEx Packages Will Eason source 8
SGF 2018 The Power of Testing! An Automated SAS Enterprise Guide System for Testing Karine Désilets source 23
SGF 2018 Validating User-Submitted Data Files with Base SAS Michael A. Raithel source 16
SGF 2018 What's New in SAS Data Connectors for SAS Viya Salman Maher,
Chris DeHart		 source 25
SESUG 2017 Automate Secure Transfers with SAS and PSFTP Kyle Thompson source 8
SESUG 2017 From FREQing Slow to FREQing Fast: Facilitating a Four-Times-Faster FREQ with Divide-and-Conquer Parallel Processing Troy Martin Hughes source 22
SESUG 2017 Parallelizing Windows Operating System Services Job Flows David Kratz source 7
SESUG 2017 Pinching Off Your SAS Log: Adapting from Loquacious to Laconic Logs To Facilitate Near-Real Time Log Parsing, Performance Analysis, and Dynamic Data-Driven Design and Optimization Troy Martin Hughes source 25
PHUSE EU 2017 Statistical End User Tool Development Mickael Borne source
presentation source		 15
MWSUG 2017 The Building Blocks of SAS Datasets - S-M-U (Set, Merge, and Update) Andrew T. Kuligowski 13
WUSS 2017 Pinching Off Your SAS Log: Shifting the Perception of "SAS Logs" from a Post Hoc Validation Used Haplessly and Often Too Late...to a Dynamic Quality Control That Drives Exception Handling and Program Flow Troy Martin Hughes source 26
PharmaSUG 2017 SAS Programmer-s Guide to Life on the SAS Grid Eric C. Brinsfield source 18
SGF 2017 Dictionaries: Referencing a New PROC FCMP Data Type Andrew Henrick,
Mike Whitcher,
Karen Croft		 source 15
SGF 2017 Get the Tangency Portfolio Using SAS/IML Keshan Xia,
Peter W. Eberhardt,
Matthew J. Kastin		 source
pdf		 6
SGF 2017 Run It in Parallel: Improving the Flow of Windows Services David Kratz source
zip		 7
SGF 2017 Stress Testing and Supplanting the LOCK Statement: Using Mutex Semaphores for Reliable File Locking Troy Martin Hughes source 28
SESUG 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 source 11
SESUG 2016 A Waze App for Base SAS: Automatically Routing Around Locked Data Sets, Bottleneck Processes, and Other Traffic Congestion on the Data Superhighway Troy Martin Hughes source 16
SESUG 2016 Sorting a Bajillion Records: Conquering Scalability in a Big Data World Troy Martin Hughes source 29
SESUG 2016 Stress Testing and Supplanting the SAS LOCK Statement: Implementing Mutex Semaphores To Provide Reliable File Locking in Multiuser Environments To Enable and Synchronize Parallel Processing Troy Martin Hughes source 27
SESUG 2016 What Do You Mean My CSV Doesn't Match My SAS Dataset? Patricia Guldin source 10
PHUSE EU 2016 Peaceful Co-existence: R and SAS Martin Gregory,
Manuel Cornes		 source
presentation source		 7
MWSUG 2016 How to Speed Up Your Validation Process Without Really Trying Alice M. Cheng,
Mike Wise		 22
MWSUG 2016 Sorting a Bajillion Records: Conquering Scalability in a Big Data World Troy Martin Hughes 29
MWSUG 2016 Stress Testing and Supplanting the SAS LOCK Statement: Implementing Mutex Semaphores To Provide Reliable File Locking in Multiuser Environments To Enable and Synchronize Parallel Processing Troy Martin Hughes 27
WUSS 2016 A Waze App for Base SAS: Automatically Routing Around Locked Data Sets, Bottleneck Processes, and Other Traffic Congestion on the Data Superhighway Troy Martin Hughes source 16
WUSS 2016 How to Speed Up Your Validation Process Without Really Trying Alice M. Cheng,
Mike Wise,
Justina M. Flavin		 source 20
WUSS 2016 Sorting a Bajillion Records: Conquering Scalability in a Big Data World Troy Martin Hughes source 29
WUSS 2016 Ushering SAS Emergency Medicine into the 21st Century: Toward Exception Handling Objectives, Actions, Outcomes, and Comms Troy Martin Hughes source 23
PharmaSUG 2016 Novel Programming Methods for Change from Baseline Calculations Mina Chen,
Peter W. Eberhardt		 source 7
SGF 2016 A Waze App for Base SAS: Automatically Routing Around Locked Data Sets, Bottleneck Processes, and Other Traffic Congestion on the Data Superhighway Troy Martin Hughes source 5
SGF 2016 Automating Load for Multiple Tables in SAS Visual Analytics Swetha Vuppalanchi source 12
SGF 2016 How to Speed Up Your Validation Process Without Really Trying Alice M. Cheng,
Justina M. Flavin,
Michael Wise		 source 20
SGF 2016 Metadata Statistics As an Aid for Code Review Frank Poppe,
Joris Huijser		 source 13
SGF 2016 Sorting a Bajillion Records: Conquering Scalability in a Big Data World Troy Martin Hughes source
presentation		 29
SGF 2016 Using the SAS Hash Object with Duplicate Key Entries Paul M. Dorfman source
zip		 16
MWSUG 2015 Beyond a One-Stoplight Town: A Base SAS Solution to Preventing Data Access Collisions through the Detection, Deployment, Monitoring, and Optimization of Shared and Exclusive File Locks Troy Martin Hughes 11
MWSUG 2015 Ushering SAS Emergency Medicine into the 21st Century: Toward Exception Handling Objectives, Actions, Outcomes, and Comms Troy Martin Hughes 23
PHUSE EU 2015 Merging Supplemental Data into Parent Domains Dirk Van Krunckelsven source
presentation source		 5
SESUG 2015 Using the SAS Hash Object with Duplicate Key Entries Paul M. Dorfman source 16
WUSS 2015 Beyond a One-Stoplight Town: A Base SAS Solution to Preventing Data Access Collisions through the Detection, Deployment, Monitoring, and Optimization of Shared and Exclusive File Locks Troy Martin Hughes source 11
WUSS 2015 How to Speed Up Your Validation Process Without Really Trying Alice M. Cheng source 23
WUSS 2015 ODS Output Data Sets That Work for You Stuart D. Long,
Edward Heaton,
Daniel R. Scharf		 source 29
WUSS 2015 S-M-U (Set, Merge, and Update) Revisited Andrew T. Kuligowski source 13
WUSS 2015 Why Aren't Exception Handling Routines Routine? Toward Reliably Robust Code through Increased Quality Standards in Base SAS Troy Martin Hughes source 15
SGF 2015 E-Z Simple Hash Object Lookups Andrew Dagis source
zip		 6
SGF 2015 From a One-Horse to a One-Stoplight Town: A Base SAS Solution to Preventing Data Access Collisions Using Shared and Exclusive File Locks Troy Martin Hughes source 18
SGF 2015 S-M-U (Set, Merge, and Update) Revisited Andrew T. Kuligowski source 13
SGF 2015 Why Aren't Exception Handling Routines Routine? Toward Reliably Robust Code through Increased Quality Standards in Base SAS Troy Martin Hughes source 17
SGF 2015 Yes, SAS Can Do! Manage External Files with SAS Programming Justin Jia,
Amanda Lin		 source 14
MWSUG 2014 Why Aren't Exception Handling Routines Routine? Toward Reliably Robust Code through Increased Quality Standards in Base SAS Troy Martin Hughes 14
WUSS 2014 From a One-Horse to a One-Stoplight Town: A Base SAS Solution to Preventing Data Access Collisions through the Detection and Deployment of Shared and Exclusive File Locks Troy Martin Hughes source 15
WUSS 2014 The SAS Hash Object in Action Paul M. Dorfman source 29
SGF 2014 A Paradigm Shift: Complex Data Manipulations with DS2 and In-Memory Data Structures Shaun Kaufmann source 10
SGF 2014 Hash It Out with a Web Service and Get the Data You Need John Vickery source 11
SGF 2014 Integrating Your Corporate Scheduler with Platform Suite for SAS or SAS Grid Manager Paul Northrop source 23
SGF 2014 The SAS Hash Object: It's Time To .find() Your Way Around Peter W. Eberhardt source 17
WUSS 2013 Hasing in PROC FCMP to Enhance Your Productivity Andrew Henrick,
Donald Erdman,
Stacey M. Christian		 source 15
SCSUG 2013 Macro utility to compare multiple SAS datasets Krish Krishnan source 8
PharmaSUG 2013 A Macro to Batch Submit a List of Programs with Real Time Feedback Andrew E. Hansen source 7
PharmaSUG 2013 Using SAS Driver Programs to Automate Workflows and Respond to the Unexpected Brit Minor source 9
SGF 2013 Best Practices for Deploying Your SAS Applications in a High-Availability Cluster Helen Pan source 8
SGF 2013 Hashing in PROC FCMP to Enhance Your Productivity Andrew Henrick,
Donald Erdman,
Stacey M. Christian		 source 15
SGF 2013 Here Comes Your File! File-Watcher Tool with Automated SAS Program Trigger Rajbir Chadha source
pdf		 13
SGF 2013 The Top Four User-Requested Grid Features Delivered with SAS Grid Manager 9.4 Doug Haigh source 7
NESUG 2012 Adding Control to Your Data Using SAS System and Dataset Options David W. Franklin 6
NESUG 2012 Here Comes Your File! File-Watcher Tool with Automated SAS Program Trigger Rajbir Chadha 8
PHUSE EU 2012 Reprogramming a Many-to-Many Merge with Hash Objects David J. Garbutt source
presentation source		 24
SESUG 2012 Building the Better Macro: Best Practices for the Design of Reliable, Effective Tools Frank C. DiIorio source 17
SESUG 2012 Leveraging SQL Return Codes When Querying Relational Databases John E. Bentley source 9
SESUG 2012 ODS Output Data Sets That Work for You Stuart D. Long,
Edward Heaton,
Daniel R. Scharf		 source 29
MWSUG 2012 Project Automation and Tracking Using SAS Rajesh Lal 12
MWSUG 2012 The SAS Hash Object: It's Time To .find() Your Way Around Peter W. Eberhardt 17
WUSS 2012 The SAS Hash Object: It's Time To .find() Your Way Around Peter W. Eberhardt source 17
PharmaSUG CN 2012 The SAS Hash Object: It's Time To .find() Your Way Around Peter W. Eberhardt 17
PharmaSUG 2012 Building the Better Macro: Best Practices for the Design of Reliable, Effective Tools Frank C. DiIorio source 16
SGF 2012 Customizing SAS OQ to Provide Business Specific Testing of SAS Installations and Updates Steve Huggins source 8
SGF 2012 Deciphering PROC COMPARE Codes: The Use of the bAND Function Joseph W. Hinson,
Margaret M. Coughlin		 source 9
SGF 2012 SAS IOM and Your .Net Application Made Easy Karine Désilets source 16
SGF 2012 The SAS Hash Object: It's Time To .find() Your Way Around Peter W. Eberhardt source 17
SESUG 2011 Let SAS Do the Downloading: Using Macros to Generate FTP Script Files Arthur Furnia source 12
SESUG 2011 Two Guys On Hash Paul M. Dorfman source 34
WUSS 2011 Automating file pulls for recurring jobs ad-hoc reports or other SAS processes Ezekiel Budda source 8
WUSS 2011 Has Anybody Opened My File? Find Out Before Trying to Update it Olena Galligan source 12
PHUSE EU 2011 Customising SAS OQ to Provide Business Specific Testing of SAS Installations and Updates Steve Huggins source
presentation source		 7
PharmaSUG 2011 Project Automation and Tracking Using SAS Rajesh Lal source 12
SGF 2011 ODS Output Data Sets That Work for You Stuart D. Long,
Edward Heaton,
Daniel R. Scharf		 source 29
SGF 2011 The SAS Hash Object: It's Time To .find() Your Way Around Peter W. Eberhardt source 17
NESUG 2010 A Few Quick and Efficient Ways to Compare Data Aileen D. Bennett 6
NESUG 2010 Building the Better Macro: Best Practices for the Design of Reliable, Effective Tools Frank C. DiIorio 16
NESUG 2010 Using the WinZip Command Line Utility in SAS Kenneth W. Borowiak,
Mike Kwee		 7
WUSS 2010 The Building Blocks of SAS Datasets - S-M-U (Set, Merge, and Update) Andrew T. Kuligowski source 13
WUSS 2010 Transitive Record Linkage in SAS using SET / KEY= and MODIFY / POINT= Denis Hulett source 8
WUSS 2010 Working with SAS Hash Objects: Automation, Tips and Pitfalls Jason Farris source 7
PHUSE EU 2010 Analysis software in.NET and SAS Jules Van der Zalm source
presentation source		 10
PHUSE EU 2010 Tools for supporting the development of robust SAS macros Martin Gregory source
presentation source		 7
MWSUG 2010 The SAS Hash Object: It's Time To .find() Your Way Around - Hands-On Workshop Peter W. Eberhardt 17
SESUG 2010 Building the Better Macro: Best Practices for the Design of Reliable, Effective Tools Frank C. DiIorio source 16
SESUG 2010 Two Guys On Hash Paul M. Dorfman source 33
PharmaSUG 2010 Building the Better Macro: Best Practices for the Design of Reliable, Effective Tools Frank C. DiIorio 16
PharmaSUG 2010 The SAS Hash Object: It's Time To .find() Your Way Around - Hands-On Workshop Peter W. Eberhardt 17
PharmaSUG 2010 The SAS Hash Object: It's Time To .find() Your Way Around - Tutorial Peter W. Eberhardt 17
SGF 2010 A Robust and Flexible Approach to Automating SAS Jobs Under UNIX Mike Atkinson source 9
SGF 2010 SAS Application Messaging: How to Integrate Disparate Processes in Your Service-Oriented Architecture Stephen A. Vincent source 13
SGF 2010 The SAS Hash Object: It's Time To .find() Your Way Around Peter W. Eberhardt source 17
SCSUG 2009 Why Hash? Glen Becker 6
SESUG 2009 Utilizing the SAS Macro Facility to Interface with PROC COMPARE Robert Adams source 4
PHUSE EU 2009 Techniques for writing robust SAS macros Martin Gregory source
presentation source		 11
NESUG 2009 Building the Better Macro: Best Practices for the Design of Reliable, Effective Tools Frank C. DiIorio 16
NESUG 2009 The Building Blocks of SAS Datasets - S-M-U (Set, Merge, and Update) Andrew T. Kuligowski 13
NESUG 2009 The Macro Debugging Primer Frank C. DiIorio 16
WUSS 2009 Pointer/Indirect LIBNAMEs: a Platform-independent Method to Manage Access to & Contention for SAS Format Catalogs Thomas E. Billings source 9
WUSS 2009 Pros and Cons of X command vs SYSTASK command Irina Walsh source 7
PharmaSUG 2009 Building the Better Macro: Best Practices for the Design of Reliable, Effective Tools Frank C. DiIorio 16
SGF 2009 Implementing Stack and Queue Data Structures with SAS Hash Objects Larry Hoyle source 10
SESUG 2008 JavaObj, the newest production component object Richard A. DeVenezia source 8
SESUG 2008 Lessons Learned from Integrating SAS Applications C. Jenny Shiao source 8
PHUSE EU 2008 SAS Talking via the Java Object Interface Magnus Mengelbier,
Jan Skowronski		 source 10
PNWSUG 2008 MODIFY The Most Under-Appreciated of the Data Step File Handling Statements Curtis E. Mack 12
NESUG 2008 Building the Better Macro: Best Practices for the Design of Reliable, Effective Tools Frank C. DiIorio 16
PharmaSUG 2008 Building the Better Macro: Best Practices for the Design of Reliable, Effective Tools Frank C. DiIorio 16
PharmaSUG 2008 Using Automated File Comparisons to Increase Efficiency and Accuracy in SAS Code Development & Validation Jasmin Fredette 13
SGF 2008 Quick Windows Batches to Control SAS Programs Running Under Windows and UNIX Stanislaw Furdal source 5
SGF 2008 Return of the Codes: SAS', Windows', and Your's Mark Tabladillo source 10
SGF 2008 SAS Talking via the Java Object Interface Magnus Mengelbier source 10
SGF 2008 Tying Your Metadata to Your Other Information Frank Poppe source 11
NESUG 2007 Print / Read Only the Relevant Pages Kamau Njuguna,
Hsiwei Yu		 7
SESUG 2007 SAS DI: Introduction to User Written Transforms and Status Handling Mike Miller source 11
MWSUG 2007 Getting Started with the DATA Step Hash Object Jason Secosky,
Janice Bloom		 9
PharmaSUG 2007 Getting Started with the DATA Step Hash Object Jason Secosky,
Janice Bloom		 9
SGF 2007 Data Matching David H. Dickinson,
Wendy B. Johnson		 source 18
SGF 2007 Getting Started with the DATA Step Hash Object Jason Bloom,
Janice Secosky		 source 9
SGF 2007 SAS Tools for Program Automation Richard F. Pless source 12
SGF 2007 Talking to Your RDBMS Using SAS/ACCESS Dianne Louise Rhodes source 15
PNWSUG 2006 Getting Started with the DATA Step Hash Object Jason Secosky,
Janice Bloom		 10
PNWSUG 2006 MODIFY The Most Under-Appreciated of the Data Step File Handling Statements Curtis E. Mack 12
SCSUG 2006 Flattening Dependent Tables from Relational Databases for Use in SAS Processing David Welch 34
SCSUG 2006 Getting Started with the DATA Step Hash Object Jason Secosky,
Janice Bloom		 10
PHUSE EU 2006 My Enterprise Guide David Shannon source 9
PHUSE EU 2006 My Enterprise Guide David Shannon source 9
SESUG 2006 How to Implement the SAS Data Step Hash Object Bill Parman source 7
SESUG 2006 Return of the Codes: SAS', Windows', and Your's Mark Tabladillo source 10
NESUG 2006 ARMing SAS to Answer Your Questions Fabian Robinson 7
PharmaSUG 2006 Meta Data That You (Probably) Didn't Know That You Had: A Beginners' Guide to Using SAS Dictionaries and Automatic Macro Variables Richard F. Pless 12
SUGI 2006 An Introduction to Perl Regular Expressions Ronald P. Cody source 21
SUGI 2006 Improve Database Transaction Processing Using MODIFY, the Most Under-Appreciated DATA Step File-Handling Statement Curtis E. Mack source 12
SUGI 2006 My Enterprise Guide David Shannon source 8
PNWSUG 2005 %SYSFUNC: Extending the SAS Macro Language Paul D. Hamilton 16
PNWSUG 2005 MODIFY The Most Under-Appreciated of the Data Step File Handling Statements Curtis E. Mack 12
WUSS 2005 Meta Data That You (Probably) Didn't Know That You Had: A Beginners' Guide to Using SAS Dictionaries and Automatic Macro Variables Richard F. Pless source 12
NESUG 2005 An Animated Guide: Hashing in V9.1 Russell M. Lavery 13
PharmaSUG 2005 Rules for Tools - The SAS Utility Primer Frank C. DiIorio 19
SUGI 2005 Java in SAS: JavaObj, a DATA Step Component Object Richard A. DeVenezia source 16
SUGI 2005 More Than Batch: A Production SAS Framework Denis L. Cogswell source 10
SUGI 2005 Rules for Tools - The SAS Utility Primer Frank C. DiIorio source 19
SUGI 2005 SAS Macro Variables and Simple Macro Programs Katie Minten Ronk,
Steven J. First		 source 15
SUGI 2005 SAS with the Windows API David H. Johnson source 20
NESUG 2004 Perl Regular Expressions in SAS 9 Ronald P. Cody 17
SESUG 2004 How to Incorporate Old SAS Data into a New DATA Step, or "What is S-M-U?" Andrew T. Kuligowski source 13
SESUG 2004 Rules for Tools - The SAS Utility Primer Frank C. DiIorio source 18
PharmaSUG 2004 Module to create Global Macro Variables with distinctive names matching Date values they carry Anatoly V. Kulinsky 7
PharmaSUG 2004 SASUnit: Automated Testing for SAS Gregory S. Barnes Nelson 15
SUGI 2004 An Introduction to Perl Regular Expressions in SAS 9 Ronald P. Cody source 17
SUGI 2004 Automated Testing and Real-time Event Management: An Enterprise Notification System Gregory S. Barnes Nelson,
Danny Grasse,
Jeff Wright		 source 13
SUGI 2004 Better Clay Builds Better Bricks: Some Simple Suggestions to Writing Professional Macros Michael P. Bramley source 11
SUGI 2004 Building a More Robust SAS Application David A. Scocca source 6
SUGI 2004 How to Incorporate Old SAS Data into a New DATA Step, or "What is S-M-U?" Andrew T. Kuligowski source 14
SUGI 2004 Publish or Perish: An introduction to the SAS Publish/Subscribe Framework Peter W. Eberhardt source 8
SESUG 2003 Automated Testing and Real-time Event Management: An Enterprise Notification System Gregory S. Barnes Nelson,
Danny Grasse,
Deborah Pine		 source 6
SESUG 2003 Dare to Compare - Tailoring PROC COMPARE Output Maria Y. Reiss source 10
MWSUG 2003 Breaking Up Is Hard To Do! Understanding the CGM Specification Michael P. Bramley 6
PharmaSUG 2003 Techniques to Create a Standard Folder Structure in a Windows NT/XP Share Area for Submission Projects and Their Protocols Share Area 6
SESUG 2002 DATA permlib.dailyfile; Heidi Markovitz source 3
WUSS 2002 The Data Cruncher in a Windows NT Environment: Migrating Production V6 to V8 Steven Goins source 4
SESUG 2001 Advanced Macro Topics Steven J. First source 8
SCSUG 2001 Advanced Macro Topics Steven J. First 8
SEUGI 2001 Macro encapsulation add-in tool for SAS/Warehouse Administrator Anders Holte source 17
SEUGI 2001 Web-Based OLTP System Using SAS [presentation] Haidong (Don) Tang source 75
SUGI 2001 Advanced Macro Topics Steven J. First source 8
SUGI 2001 An Introduction to SAS Macros Steven J. First source 6
SUGI 2001 Let's Go to School and Discover the OOH in SCL Michael A. Mace source 10
NESUG 2000 Indexing: My New Best Friend for Table Lookup Warren E. Stinson 2
NESUG 2000 Moving a Large SAS System Into an MVS Production Environment The Trials and Tribulations Bernard Gardocki,
Stephen J. Rhoades		 6
NESUG 2000 SCL Methods for Maintaining and Using Passwords Clinton S. Rickards 9
SEUGI 2000 Exploiting SAS Servers from COM environments using SAS integration Technologies and VB [presentation] Frank Rosner source 41
SEUGI 2000 New Features and usage technology of SAS/ACCESS to R/3 [presentation] Patricia Blankson source 29
SESUG 1999 Indexed Datasets 101 John Charles Gober source 2
WUSS 1999 Using SAS Macros to automate external file identification and manipulation - The Power of %sysfunc. Timothy A. Kenney source 4
MWSUG 1999 SAS MACRO Basics and Fundamentals Timothy J. Harrington 10
SEUGI 1999 Enhancing your SAS/AF applications with the Windows applications programming interface [presentation] Michael Matthews source 23
SUGI 1999 SAS Component Object Model (SCOM) in Version 7 SAS/AF Software Tammy L. Gagliano,
Sue Her		 source 9
SUGI 1999 Using Base SAS Tools and the SAS Macro Language to Automate Incoming Data Processing for a Complex Scheduling System Donald A. Schroeder,
Timothy A. Kenney		 source 6
NESUG 1998 %SYSFUNC - The Brave New Macro World Christopher Yindra 8
SESUG 1998 Reading and Joining Key-Sequenced VSAM Data in the MVS Environment Tina Tilman 2
SUGI 1998 %SYSFUNC - The Brave New Macro World Christopher Yindra source 7
NESUG 1997 Army Hearing Evaluation Automated Registry System (HEARS) Corporate Data Reporting System - A Customized EIS Solution Krista Elspas 9
SUGI 1997 Using Survey Data: Tips to Pick Up Speed on the Road to Analysis Cynthia L. Williamson,
Suzanne D. Kreutzer		 source 6
SCSUG 1996 A Beginner's Guide to Using Random File Access With the SAS System Glenn Millard 11
WUSS 1996 Using Survey Data: Tips to Pick Up Speed on the Road to Analysis Cynthia L. Williamson,
Suzanne D. Kreutzer		 source 6
SEUGI 1996 A tutorial introduction to the Data Step Graphics Interface Jonas Johansson source 5
SUGI 1996 List-Less Code: Energizing Your FRAME Programs Using SCL Lists David Bromberg source 6
SCSUG 1995 Creating a Dynamic Menuing System Using SAS Frames Dee Burgett 11
SCSUG 1995 Use of SAS Code to Control TSO Batch JCL Mohammed Abdulmujeeb 7
MWSUG 1995 DSGI: Some Helpful Hints Deb Cassidy 10
NESUG 1995 Multiple Minima: Phenomena of The Data Or A Drawback Method? (Comparison of SAS/IML NonLinear Optimization Routines) Ekaterina Gibiansky 4
NESUG 1995 Retrieving Data from Large DB2 Tables Based on Keys in SAS: The Sequel Judy Loren,
Jack N. Shoemaker		 10
SUGI 1995 DSGI: Some Helpful Hints Deb Cassidy source 10
SUGI 1995 Expanding Your EIS Capabilities Don Stanley source 12
WUSS 1994 Calling External Modules from the SAS System Richard D. Langston source 4
SEUGI 1994 An Application Development Application John Watts source 9
SEUGI 1994 COBOLINT: An Interface for Calling COBOL Robert Owen source 6
SUGI 1994 Calling External Modules from the SAS System Richard D. Langston source 12
SUGI 1994 Menage a Trois - UNIX, SCL, and SAS/SHARE Software! Marge Scerbo source 5
SUGI 1994 Report Production System-"Report Line " Samuel Berestizhevsky,
Tanya Kolosova		 source 4
SUGI 1994 Usages of the Preview Window under Application Control Don Stanley source 11
NESUG 1993 Utilizing SAS/AF, SAS/FSP, and Screen Control Language to Develop and Attendance Tracking Application Gilda Walker 7
NESUG 1992 Interfacing SAS with Batch Code, ANSI.SYS, and Assembly Language Routines Jimmy Thomas Efird 9
NESUG 1992 SAS Screen Control Language: A Gentle Introduction Jean Hardy 6
MWSUG 1992 The SAS System Enters the Third Dimension Using DATA Step Views for Real-time Quality Control Jeffrey A. Polzin,
Robert N. Rodriguez,
James F. Sattler		 5
SEUGI 1992 Utilising SAS/SHARE Software in Release 6.07 John Dalton source 11
SUGI 1992 Advanced Programming Topics for the SAS/ACCESS Interface to DB2 Using the New Features of Release 6.07 Bradley W. Klenz,
Charles A. Jacobs		 source
SUGI 1992 Control and Monitor Facilities for Multi-User Access Randy Horne source 5
SUGI 1992 Creating a Developer's Toolkit: Facilitating the Development of SAS/AF Applications Daniel Gronell source 6
SUGI 1992 Data Set Manipulation with Screen Control Language (SCL) Marge Scerbo source 8
SUGI 1992 Diagnosing Error Messages in Version 6 of the SAS System: But What Does It Really Mean? Sally J. Painter source 6
SUGI 1992 The SAS System Enters the Third Dimension Using DATA Step Views for Real-time Quality Control Jeffrey A. Polzin,
Robert N. Rodriguez,
James F. Sattler		 source 5
NESUG 1991 Creating a Developer's Toolkit: Facilitating the Development of SAS/AF Applications Daniel Gronell 7
NESUG 1991 Interfacing REXX and SAS Chris Whitley 6
SEUGI 1991 Some New Features in the DATA STEP Sarah Bell source 7
SUGI 1991 An Insider's Sneak Preview of the Next DATA Step Release Jeffrey A. Polzin source 7
SUGI 1991 Interactive Terminal I/O Techniques in the DATA Step Using Base SAS Software in the VMS Environment Ken Larsen source
SEUGI 1990 Automatisation of Computer Performance Evaluation with MXG and SAS Software Jean-Paul Tonnieau source 14
SUGI 1990 Quick Start to C Using the SAS/C Mainframe Compiler Dee Stribling source 8
SUGI 1990 Using the SAS System for Data Collection under the VMS'"Operating System Ed Blair source 8
SEUGI 1989 Enhancing SAS/SHARE Software Capability Dataset, Control, Locking, And Enqueueing Phil Lucas source 5
SUGI 1989 Enhancing SAS/SHARE Software Capability Dataset, Control, Locking, And Enqueueing Brian Perkinson source 5
SUGI 1989 Most Creative Use of the Software-Monochrome Leslie Worf source 116
SUGI 1989 Systems Programming Applications in C Using the SAS/C Compiler Ingrid Ammondson source 6
SEUGI 1988 Interacting with Your Host System from the SAS System under OS Carlo Grandi source 5
SEUGI 1988 Version 6 Macro Features for the PC Steve Morton source 6
SUGI 1988 Developing Full-Screen SAS/C' Applications on the IBM Mainframe Pat Graham source 5
SUGI 1988 Interacting with Your Host System from the SAS System under OS Eric C. Brinsfield source 5
SUGI 1988 Read Compressed VSAM Files with SAS Software, an Example Judy C. Ambler source 6
SUGI 1988 Using SAS/DMI Software for Interactive Coding, Testing, and Debugging of Any SAS DATA Step James Walker source 8
SUGI 1988 Version 6 Macro Features for the PC Jeff McDermott,
Bruce M. Tindall		 source 6
SEUGI 1987 Introduction to SAS/DMI Software Georg Morsing source 5
SUGI 1987 An Introduction to SAS/DMI Software Kerrie Brannock,
Glenn H. Itano		 source 5
SUGI 1986 Using SAS/IMS-DL/I Software as a Development Tool in a COBOL-Based IMS-DC System Phil Brennan source 6
SUGI 1983 A User-maintainable SAS/RAMIS Interface for CMS Paul W. Fingerman source
SUGI 1981 Using CMS SAS in Conjunction with IBM's System R Relational Data Base Management System J. P. Maile,
T. J. Vidmar		 source 4

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