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PharmaSUG 2026 Boolean Rhapsody: 50 shades of true Is this the real code? Is this just fantasy? Charu Shankar source 36
PharmaSUG 2026 SAS Performance Tuning Techniques (From Slow to Scalable) Kirk Paul Lafler source 18
PharmaSUG 2026 SAS Programming techniques for efficiency and code optimization Jayanth Iyengar source 27
PharmaSUG 2026 Timing, Masking, and Resolution: Understanding and Debugging SAS Macros Carleigh Jo Crabtree source 11
PHUSE US 2026 AI-Optimised AESI Flagging: Streamlined SAS Hash Table Logic with Dynamic CALL EXECUTE and Metadata-Driven Specifications Hang Zhong,
Rashad Rasul,
Jiaqi Hu		 source
presentation source		 12
PHUSE EU 2025 Floating Points Are as Easy as 01, 10, 11! Chloe Floodgate source
presentation source		 5
PHUSE EU 2025 How Does a Computer Really Process Your SAS Code? Ben Barnaby-Pass source
presentation source		 5
MWSUG 2025 Under the Hood: The Mechanics of SQL Query Optimization Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler source 8
SESUG 2025 AP Statistics and SaS Immanuel Pulavarti 8
SESUG 2025 PROC SQL Case Study Carleigh Jo Crabtree 21
WUSS 2025 Data Validation Using SAS Procedures [presentation] Charu Shankar source 62
WUSS 2025 Sugar Rush: SQL Master Class for Pharma Professionals [presentation] Charu Shankar source 32
WUSS 2025 The Program Data Vector and Data Step Debugger [presentation] Charu Shankar source 36
PharmaSUG 2025 Four roads lead to Outputting Datasets Dynamically (ODDy) & Beyond Jason J. Su source 10
PharmaSUG 2025 Route Sixty-Six to SAS Programming, or 63 (+3) Syntax Snippets for a Table Look-up Task, or How to Learn SAS by Solving Only One Exercise! Bartosz Jabłoński,
Quentin McMullen		 source 58
MWSUG 2024 Best Practices for Efficiency and Code Optimization in SAS programming Jayanth Iyengar source 20
MWSUG 2024 Operator, Please? Making the Most of SAS Language Operators [presentation] Joshua M. Horstman source 8
SESUG 2024 A Fine Quotation: Macro Quoting in SAS Mark L. Jordan source 32
SESUG 2024 Unanticipated Results: Uncovering Five Unexpected Outcomes in PROC SQL Joins Kiran Venna source 15
WUSS 2024 Fifty Shades of SAS Programming, or 53 (+3) Syntax Snippets for a Table Look-up Task, or How to Learn SAS by Solving Only One Exercise! Bartosz Jabłoński,
Quentin McMullen		 source 50
WUSS 2024 Time Since Last Dose: Anatomy of a SQL Query Derek P. Morgan source 12
WUSS 2024 Uniform Hashing of Arbitrary Input Into Key-Exclusive Segments Paul M. Dorfman,
Donald J. Henderson		 source 17
PharmaSUG 2024 Your Guide to Successfully Upversioning CDISC Standards David Neubauer,
Kapila Patel,
Toral Patel,
Soumya Rajesh		 source 19
PHUSE EU 2023 Heart: The Must-Have for a Good Project Colin Brown source
presentation source		 6
SESUG 2023 Best Practices for Efficiency and Code Optimization in SAS programming Jayanth Iyengar source 20
SESUG 2023 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen source 15
SESUG 2023 Wildcarding in WHERE Clauses David B. Horvath source 7
PharmaSUG 2023 Best Practices for Efficiency and Code Optimization in SAS programming Jayanth Iyengar source 20
PHUSE US 2023 Making Define-XML Work for You: Considerations in Supporting a Full Schema Implementation [presentation] Carlo Radovsky source 50
SESUG 2022 Demystifying PROC SQL Join Algorithms Kirk Paul Lafler source 7
WUSS 2022 Best Practices for Efficiency and Code Optimization in SAS programming Jayanth Iyengar source 21
WUSS 2022 Did the load work? Lisa Eckler source 18
WUSS 2022 Let SAS do the work for you: Tips and tricks for turning SAS output into client-ready tables Becky Lien,
Sara Richter,
Lily Dunk		 source 15
WUSS 2022 Time Since Last Dose: Anatomy of a SQL Query Derek P. Morgan source 12
PharmaSUG 2022 Metadata Driven Approach for Creation of Clinical Trial Figures Jeremy Gratt,
Qiuhong Jia,
Girish Kankipati		 source 13
PharmaSUG 2022 Programmed Value-Level Metadata for Define XML 2.0 Abhinav Srivastva source 6
SESUG 2021 NOBS for Noobs David B. Horvath source 4
SESUG 2021 SAS Performance Tuning Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler source 11
SESUG 2021 Under the Hood: The Mechanics of SQL Query Optimization Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler source 9
SESUG 2021 Where Where is a Problem Deb Cassidy source 5
PHUSE US 2021 Why Business Users Should Care About Systems Architecture [presentation] Hans-Peter Schreiter source
video		 16
PharmaSUG 2021 Customizing define.xml files Steffen Müller source 9
PharmaSUG 2021 From SAS Dataset to Structured Document Hengwei Liu source 7
PharmaSUG 2021 NOBS for Noobs David B. Horvath source 4
PharmaSUG 2021 Under the Hood: The Mechanics of Various SQL Query Optimization Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler source 9
PharmaSUG 2021 Using PROC FCMP to Create Custom Functions in SAS Keith Shusterman,
Mario Widel		 source 12
PharmaSUG 2021 Wildcarding in WHERE Clauses David B. Horvath source 7
SGF 2021 If You Need These OBS and These VARS, Then Drop IF and Keep WHERE Jayanth Iyengar source 9
SGF 2021 Quick, Call the "FUZZ": Using Fuzzy Logic Richann J. Watson,
Louise S. Hadden		 source 30
SGF 2021 Uniform Hashing of Arbitrary Input Into Key-Exclusive Segments Paul M. Dorfman,
Donald J. Henderson		 source
presentation		 17
PHUSE EU 2020 Defining Standards: Challenges and Solutions in the Development of Define-XML for SDTM and ADaM Sofia Vale source
video
poster source		 9
SESUG 2020 Exploring the MSGLEVEL= SAS System Option and PROC SQL _METHOD Option Kirk Paul Lafler source 5
SESUG 2020 Wildcarding in WHERE Clauses David B. Horvath source 7
SGF 2020 Add SGSCATTER, SGPLOT, SGPANEL and SGRENDER Procedures to Your SAS Toolbelt Alex Chaplin source 16
SGF 2020 Best Practices in SAS Programming to Support Ever-Increasing Data Loads. John Schmitz source 15
SGF 2020 CASL, a Language Specifically Designed for Interacting with SAS VIYA Jerry C. Pendergrass source 10
SGF 2020 Joinless Join: The Impossible Dream Come True Using SAS Enterprise Guide, PROC SQL, and DATA Step Ronda Phelps source 17
SGF 2020 Like, Learn to Love SAS Like Louise S. Hadden source 7
SGF 2020 Step-by-Step SQL Procedure Charu Shankar source 17
SGF 2020 Translating SQL to SAS and Back: Performing Basic Functions Using DATA Steps vs. PROC SQL Katie Haring source 6
SGF 2020 Using Python with Model Studio for SAS Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning Jagruti Kanjia source 35
SGF 2020 Wildcarding in WHERE Clauses [presentation] David B. Horvath source 7
PharmaSUG 2020 Like, Learn to Love SAS Like Louise S. Hadden source 7
PharmaSUG 2020 Metadata-driven Modular Macro Design for SDTM and ADaM Ellen (Zihui) Lin,
Aditya Tella,
Yeshashwini Chenna,
Michael Hagendoorn		 source 9
PharmaSUG 2020 Quick, Call the "FUZZ": Using Fuzzy Logic Richann J. Watson,
Louise S. Hadden		 source 30
PharmaSUG 2020 Sometimes SQL Really Is Better: A Beginner's Guide to SQL Coding for DATA Step Users Brett Jepson source 16
PHUSE US 2020 ADaM Data in High Definition Varia Cartledge source
presentation source		 12
PHUSE EU 2019 VBA for CRT, Automating the Master Spec Matt Metherell source
presentation source		 9
SESUG 2019 Like, Learn to Love SAS Like Louise S. Hadden source 7
SESUG 2019 NOBS for Noobs David B. Horvath source 4
SESUG 2019 Quick, Call the "FUZZ": Using Fuzzy Logic Richann J. Watson source 30
SCSUG 2019 Essential SAS Coding Techniques for Gaining Efficiency Kirk Paul Lafler,
Clarence W. Jackson		 source 11
SCSUG 2019 Exploring the MSGLEVEL= SAS System Option and PROC SQL _METHOD Option Kirk Paul Lafler source 5
MWSUG 2019 Like, Learn to Love SAS Like Louise S. Hadden 7
MWSUG 2019 Powerful and "Sometimes" Hard-to-find PROC SQL Features Kirk Paul Lafler 14
MWSUG 2019 Quick, Call the "FUZZ": Using Fuzzy Logic Richann J. Watson,
Louise S. Hadden		 30
WUSS 2019 General, Age-Specific, and Total Fertility Rates in Montana, 2008-2017 Matthew Ringel source 7
WUSS 2019 Like, Learn to Love SAS Like Louise S. Hadden source 7
WUSS 2019 Principles of Automation Robert Ellsworth source 14
WUSS 2019 Tips for the lazy typist (and other strategies for smart coding) Melissa R. Pfeiffer source 10
PharmaSUG 2019 Practical Guidance for ADaM Dataset Specifications and Define.xml Jack Shostak source 14
PharmaSUG 2019 Proc Sort Revisited Alex Chaplin source 13
PharmaSUG 2019 PROC SQL to the Rescue: When a Data Step Just Won-t Do Anymore John R. O'Leary source 11
PharmaSUG 2019 Sum Fun with Flags! Sum Any Flagged Occurrence Data with FLAGSUM and Report It with FLAGRPT or PROC REPORT. Brendan Bartley source 31
PharmaSUG 2019 Time Since Last Dose: Anatomy of a SQL Query Derek P. Morgan source 12
PharmaSUG 2019 Using Pinnacle 21 Enterprise for define.xml Creation: Tips and Tricks from a CRO Perspective. Franklin E. Menius source 14
SGF 2019 Cool SQL Tricks Russell M. Lavery source 53
SGF 2019 Simple Techniques to Improve the Performance of your SAS Programs When Processing Large Data Sets Steve Cavill source 20
SGF 2019 Sometimes SQL Really Is Better: A Beginner's Guide to SQL Coding for DATA Step Users Brett Jepson source 17
SGF 2019 Use advantage of INDEXes even if WHERE clause contains OR condition Bartosz Jabłoński source 12
SGF 2019 Working with Big Data in SAS Mark L. Jordan source 14
PHUSE US 2019 Dynamically Harvesting Study Dates to Construct and QC the Subject Visits (sv) SDTM Domain Laura Bellamy,
Cleopatra Deleon		 source
presentation source		 6
PHUSE US 2019 Let's Create Standard Value-level Metadata David A. Fielding source
presentation source		 8
PHUSE US 2019 Using Pinnacle 21 Enterprise for define.xml Creation: Tips and Tricks from a CRO Perspective. Franklin E. Menius source
presentation source		 12
PHUSE US 2019 ValueListDefs, MethodDefs and WhereClauses: How to Define Data Traceability in a Metadata Repository Judith Goud source
presentation source		 11
SCSUG 2018 Automated Validation of Complex Clinical Trials Made Easy Richann J. Watson source 35
SCSUG 2018 Patient-Level Longitudinal Analysis Plots Showing Adverse Event Timelines and Dose Titration Levels John R. Gerlach source 15
SCSUG 2018 Tips for the lazy typist (and other strategies for smart coding) Melissa R. Pfeiffer source 9
PHUSE EU 2018 Big Datasets Seen as a Big Problem and How to Deal With Them Daniil Shliakhow source
presentation source		 5
PHUSE EU 2018 Time Management: Programming Techniques to Positively Impact Runtimes Ian Sanderson source
presentation source		 9
PHUSE EU 2018 ValueListDefs, MethodDefs and WhereClauses: How to Define Data Traceability in a Metadata Repository Judith Goud source
presentation source		 11
SESUG 2018 Patient-Level Longitudinal Analysis Plots Showing Adverse Event Timelines and Dose Titration Levels John R. Gerlach,
Keith J. Brown		 source 15
SESUG 2018 Proc SQL in Twenty Minutes John J. Cohen source 11
MWSUG 2018 Finding National Best Bid and Best Offer - Quote by Quote Mark Keintz 6
WUSS 2018 SAS Techniques to Handle Large Files And Reduce Execution times Kaiqing Fan source 7
PHUSE US 2018 Using the TFL Workbench for Standards Governance Hansjörg Frenzel,
Iain Humphreys		 source 9
PharmaSUG 2018 Automated Validation of Complex Clinical Trials Made Easy Richann J. Watson,
Joshua M. Horstman		 source 35
PharmaSUG 2018 Generating Define.xml from Pinnacle 21 Validator Pinky Anandani source 15
PharmaSUG 2018 Patient-Level Longitudinal Analysis Plots Showing Adverse Event Timelines and Dose Titration Levels Keith J. Brown,
John R. Gerlach		 source 15
PharmaSUG 2018 Review programs used for submission and their input to the define-XML 2.0 Ari Siggaard Knoph,
Morten Hasselstrm Jensen,
Bo Sølgaard Andersen		 source 11
SGF 2018 Cool SQL Tricks Russell M. Lavery source 35
SGF 2018 Fuzzy Matching Programming Techniques Using SAS Software Stephen B. Sloan,
Kirk Paul Lafler		 source 24
SGF 2018 If You Need These OBS and These VARS, Then Drop IF and Keep WHERE Jayanth Iyengar source 9
SGF 2018 Key-Independent Uniform Segmentation of Arbitrary Input Using a Hash Function Paul M. Dorfman,
Donald J. Henderson		 source 18
SGF 2018 PROC FCMP: A Powerful SAS Procedure You Should Be Using Bill McNeill source 17
SGF 2018 SASLint: A SAS Program Checker Igor Khorlo source 16
SGF 2018 What's New in SAS Data Connectors for SAS Viya Salman Maher,
Chris DeHart		 source 25
SESUG 2017 Automated Validation of Complex Clinical Trials Made Easy Richann J. Watson source 35
SESUG 2017 Beyond IF THEN ELSE: Techniques for Conditional Execution of SAS Code Joshua M. Horstman source 10
SESUG 2017 Fuzzy Matching Programming Techniques Using SAS Software Stephen B. Sloan,
Kirk Paul Lafler		 source 25
SESUG 2017 I Spy PII: Detect, Protect, and Monitor Personal Data with SAS Data Management Cecily Hoffritz source 33
SESUG 2017 Joining Data: Data Step Merge or SQL? Harry Droogendyk source 19
SESUG 2017 One-to-One, One-to-Many, and Many-to-Many Joins Using PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 19
SCSUG 2017 Fuzzy Matching Programming Techniques Using SAS Software Kirk Paul Lafler,
Stephen B. Sloan		 source 25
SCSUG 2017 I Didn't Know You Could Do That! Revelations from the Advanced SAS Certification Exam Patricia Hettinger source 9
SCSUG 2017 One-to-One, One-to-Many, and Many-to-Many Joins Using PROC SQL Charu Shankar,
Kirk Paul Lafler		 source 19
SCSUG 2017 Top Ten SAS Performance Tuning Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler source 12
PHUSE EU 2017 Automatic Creation of Define .xml for ADaM: A Fast Way Approach, Starting from ADaM Metadata Andreas Parodi,
Dimitri Petratchenko		 source
presentation source		 7
MWSUG 2017 Automated Validation of Complex Clinical Trials Made Easy Richann J. Watson,
Joshua M. Horstman		 35
MWSUG 2017 Beyond IF THEN ELSE: Techniques for Conditional Execution of SAS Code Joshua M. Horstman 10
MWSUG 2017 The Building Blocks of SAS Datasets - S-M-U (Set, Merge, and Update) Andrew T. Kuligowski 13
WUSS 2017 A Quick Look at Fuzzy Matching Programming Techniques Using SAS Software Kirk Paul Lafler,
Stephen B. Sloan		 source 25
WUSS 2017 Analysis of Complex Survey Data with SAS Christine Wells source 6
WUSS 2017 Automated Validation of Complex Clinical Trials Made Easy Richann J. Watson,
Joshua M. Horstman		 source 34
WUSS 2017 Building Intelligent Macros: Using Metadata Functions with the SAS Macro Language Arthur L. Carpenter source 17
WUSS 2017 One-to-One, One-to-Many, and Many-to-Many Joins Using PROC SQL Charu Shankar,
Kirk Paul Lafler		 source 19
PharmaSUG 2017 Beyond IF THEN ELSE: Techniques for Conditional Execution of SAS Code Joshua M. Horstman source 10
PharmaSUG 2017 Building Intelligent Macros: Using Metadata Functions with the SAS Macro Language Arthur L. Carpenter source 17
PharmaSUG 2017 Check Please: An Automated Approach to Log Checking Richann J. Watson source 12
PharmaSUG 2017 Creating Define-XML version 2 including Analysis Results Metadata with the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit Lex Jansen source 31
PharmaSUG 2017 Single File Deliverables: Next Steps Bill Coar source 19
SGF 2017 Advanced Programming Techniques with PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source
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SGF 2017 Beyond IF THEN ELSE: Techniques for Conditional Execution of SAS Code Joshua M. Horstman source 10
SGF 2017 Building Intelligent Macros: Using Metadata Functions with the SAS Macro Language Arthur L. Carpenter source 17
SGF 2017 Check Please: An Automated Approach to Log Checking Richann J. Watson source 12
SGF 2017 Go Ahead and _BREAK_-down: Advanced COMPUTE Block Examples Cynthia L. Zender source
zip		 30
SGF 2017 I Spy PII: Detect, Protect, and Monitor Personally Identifiable Information with SAS Federation Server Cecily Hoffritz source 33
SGF 2017 Know Your Tools Before You Use Justin Jia source 16
SGF 2017 Learn to Please: Creating SAS Programs for Others Peter Crawford source 13
SGF 2017 Quick Results with PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source
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SGF 2017 So You Think You Can Combine Data Sets? Christopher J. Bost source 23
SESUG 2016 If You Need These OBS and These VARS, Then Drop IF and Keep WHERE Jayanth Iyengar source 9
PHUSE EU 2016 Data De-identification Made Simple Jørgen Mangor Iversen source
presentation source		 6
PHUSE EU 2016 Linking Metadata from CDASH to ADaM João Gonçalves source
presentation source		 6
PHUSE EU 2016 The TFL Workbench: Tools to Standardise and Accelerate Table, Figure and Listing (TFL) Programming Iain Humphreys,
Hansjörg Frenzel		 source
presentation source		 10
MWSUG 2016 Be Prompt - Part II! Advanced Prompting Techniques in SAS? Enterprise Guide Ben Cochran 15
MWSUG 2016 Five Little Known, But Highly Valuable and Widely Usable, PROC SQL Programming Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler 20
MWSUG 2016 How to Speed Up Your Validation Process Without Really Trying Alice M. Cheng,
Mike Wise		 22
MWSUG 2016 Solving Common PROC SQL Performance Killers when using ODBC John Schmitz 11
MWSUG 2016 Top Ten SAS Performance Tuning Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler 10
PharmaSUG CN 2016 Hash Object Working Efficiently with Large SAS Datasets [presentation] Yazhen Wang,
Hao Xu		 20
WUSS 2016 Advanced Programming Techniques with PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 20
WUSS 2016 Building and Using User Defined Formats Arthur L. Carpenter source 11
WUSS 2016 Check Please: An Automated Approach to Log Checking Richann J. Watson source 10
WUSS 2016 Top Ten SAS Performance Tuning Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler source 9
PharmaSUG 2016 A SAS Macro Tool to Automate Generation of Define.xml V2.0 from SDTM Specification for FDA Submission Min Chen,
Xiangchen (Bob) Cui		 source 24
PharmaSUG 2016 Best Practices: Subset Without Getting Upset Mary F. O. Rosenbloom,
Kirk Paul Lafler		 source 17
PharmaSUG 2016 Building and Using User Defined Formats Arthur L. Carpenter source 11
PharmaSUG 2016 Creating Define-XML version 2 including Analysis Results Metadata with the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit Lex Jansen source 29
PharmaSUG 2016 Efficient Safety Assessment in Clinical Trials using the Computer-generated AE Narratives of JMP Clinical Richard C. Zink,
Drew Foglia		 source 13
PharmaSUG 2016 New Features in Define-XML V2.0 and Its Impact on SDTM/ADaM Specifications Hang Pang source 12
PharmaSUG 2016 Results-Level Metadata: What, How, and Why Frank C. DiIorio,
Jeffrey M. Abolafia		 source 11
PharmaSUG 2016 SAS Techniques for Managing Large Datasets Rucha Landge source 7
SGF 2016 Building and Using User Defined Formats Arthur L. Carpenter source
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SGF 2016 Everyone CAN be a Data Scientist: Using SAS Studio to Create a Custom Task for SAS In-Memory Statistics Stephen Ludlow source 20
SGF 2016 Finding National Best Bid and Best Offer - Quote by Quote Mark Keintz source 6
SGF 2016 How to Create Data-Driven Lists Kate Burnett-Isaacs source 8
SGF 2016 How to Leverage the Hadoop Distributed File System as a Storage Format for the SAS Scalable Performance Data Server and SAS Scalable Performance Data Engine Steven Sober source 19
SGF 2016 How to Speed Up Your Validation Process Without Really Trying Alice M. Cheng,
Justina M. Flavin,
Michael Wise		 source 20
SGF 2016 Mastering Data Summarization with PROC SQL Christianna S. Williams source 20
SGF 2016 Uncommon Techniques for Common Variables Christopher J. Bost source 10
SGF 2016 Using Metadata Queries To Build Row-Level Audit Reports in SAS Visual Analytics Brandon Kirk source
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SCSUG 2015 Coding Tips from Too Many Years of Programming Jimmy A. DeFoor source 17
SCSUG 2015 Five Little Known, But Highly Valuable and Widely Usable, PROC SQL Programming Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler source 20
MWSUG 2015 Five Little Known, But Highly Valuable and Widely Usable, PROC SQL Programming Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler 20
MWSUG 2015 Introduction to PROC SQL Jennifer First-Kluge 13
MWSUG 2015 Top Ten SAS Performance Tuning Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler 7
MWSUG 2015 Wow! You Did that with SAS Stored Processes? Dave Mitchell 11
PHUSE EU 2015 Results-Level Metadata: What, How, and Why Frank C. DiIorio,
Jeffrey M. Abolafia		 source
presentation source		 11
PHUSE EU 2015 SAS Macros - Useful Bits and Pieces Lawrence Heaton-Wright source
presentation source		 9
PHUSE EU 2015 The Automated Metadata-driven Table Generation Process (TFLGen) at Amgen Neil Lyon source
presentation source		 12
PHUSE EU 2015 WPP, Worst Programming Practice - Real-life Pittfalls in Everyday Clinical Programming: Why and How Hannes Engberg Raeder,
Rowland Hale		 source
presentation source		 14
SESUG 2015 Application Development Techniques Using PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 20
SESUG 2015 Creating Geographic Rating Area Maps: How to Combine Counties, Split Counties, and use Zip Code Boundaries Richard Andrews source 15
SESUG 2015 Five Little Known, But Highly Valuable and Widely Usable, PROC SQL Programming Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler source 20
SESUG 2015 Text Analytics Using JMP Melvin T. Alexander,
Social Security		 source 14
WUSS 2015 Finding the National Best Bid and Best Offer Mark Keintz source 6
WUSS 2015 How to Speed Up Your Validation Process Without Really Trying Alice M. Cheng source 23
WUSS 2015 S-M-U (Set, Merge, and Update) Revisited Andrew T. Kuligowski source 13
WUSS 2015 Top Ten SAS Performance Tuning Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler source 7
PharmaSUG 2015 A SAS Macro Tool to Automate Generation of Define.xml V2.0 from ADaM Specification for FDA Submission Min Chen,
Xiangchen (Bob) Cui		 source 28
PharmaSUG 2015 Application Development Techniques Using PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 20
PharmaSUG 2015 Means Comparisons and No Hard Coding of Your Coefficient Vector - It Really Is Possible! Frank J. Tedesco source 8
SGF 2015 Best Practices: Subset Without Getting Upset Mary F. O. Rosenbloom,
Kirk Paul Lafler		 source 17
SGF 2015 Big Data: Have You Seen It? Using Graph Theory to Improve Your Analytics: Hypergroup Action Yue Qi,
Trevor D. Kearney		 source 31
SGF 2015 Data Aggregation Using the SAS Hash Object Paul M. Dorfman,
Donald J. Henderson		 source 20
SGF 2015 Defining and Mapping a Reasonable Distance for Consumer Access to Market Locations Sarah Campbell source 5
SGF 2015 Getting Your Hands on Reproducible Graphs Rebecca Ottesen,
Leanne Goldstein		 source 19
SGF 2015 Introduction to SAS Hash Objects Christopher W. Schacherer source 26
SGF 2015 Joining Tables Using SAS Enterprise Guide Anita Measey source 6
SGF 2015 Kaplan-Meier Survival Plotting Macro %NEWSURV Jeffrey P. Meyers source 20
SGF 2015 S-M-U (Set, Merge, and Update) Revisited Andrew T. Kuligowski source 13
SGF 2015 SASTRACE: Your Key to RDBMS Empowerment Andrew Howell source 12
SCSUG 2014 Exploring the PROC SQL _METHOD Option Kirk Paul Lafler 4
SCSUG 2014 Five Little Known, But Highly Valuable and Widely Usable, PROC SQL Programming Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler 20
SESUG 2014 Application Development Techniques Using PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 17
SESUG 2014 Formatting Data with Metadata - Easy and Powerful Leanne Tang source 5
SESUG 2014 Let SAS Do the Coding for You! Robert Williams source 10
SESUG 2014 SAS Macro Magic is not Cheesy Magic! Let the SAS Macros Do the Magic of Rewriting Your SAS Code Robert Williams source 7
SESUG 2014 Simple Rules to Remember When Working with Indexes Simple Rules source 5
SESUG 2014 The Power of PROC APPEND Ted Logothetti source 7
SESUG 2014 Top Ten SAS Performance Tuning Techniques Top Ten source 7
PHUSE EU 2014 ADaM Standards: What's New? Gavin Winpenny source
presentation source		 9
PHUSE EU 2014 Discover Define-XML Mark Wheeldon,
Kevin Burges		 source
presentation source		 12
MWSUG 2014 Five Little Known, But Highly Valuable and Widely Usable, PROC SQL Programming Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler 20
MWSUG 2014 Introduction to SAS Hash Objects Christopher W. Schacherer 26
MWSUG 2014 Kaplan-Meier Survival Plotting Macro %NEWSURV Jeffrey P. Meyers 20
MWSUG 2014 PROC SQL for DATA Step Die-Hards Christianna S. Williams 22
MWSUG 2014 Top Ten SAS Performance Tuning Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler 7
MWSUG 2014 WHERE, Oh, WHERE Art Thou? A Cautionary Tale for Using WHERE Statements and WHERE= Options Britney D. Gilbert 4
WUSS 2014 A Practical Approach to Process Improvement Using Parallel Processing Viraj R Kumbhakarna source 16
WUSS 2014 Best Practices: Subset Without Getting Upset Mary F. O. Rosenbloom,
Kirk Paul Lafler		 source 17
WUSS 2014 Generation Data Groups and their Data Set Metadata (AKA Dropping Bread Crumbs). Jess Watkins source 11
WUSS 2014 SAS DICTIONARY: Step by Step Patrick Thornton source 22
WUSS 2014 SAS Essentials II (or How to Train Your SAS Data Sets) Tasha Chapman source 12
WUSS 2014 Wow! You Did that with SAS Stored Processes? David Mitchell source 10
PharmaSUG 2014 Creating Define-XML version 2 with the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit 1.6 Lex Jansen source 33
PharmaSUG 2014 DefKit : A Micro Framework for CDISC Define-XML Application Development Lei Zhang source 23
PharmaSUG 2014 Developing ADaM Specifications to Embrace Define-XML 2.0.0 Requirements Lin Yan source 10
PharmaSUG 2014 Discover Define-XML Mark Wheeldon,
Kevin Burges		 source 12
PharmaSUG 2014 Efficient SQL for Pharma ... and Other Industries Christopher R. Olinger source 15
PharmaSUG 2014 Indexing: A powerful technique for improving efficiency Arun Raj Vidhyadharan,
Sunil Mohan Jairath		 source 9
PharmaSUG 2014 Kaplan-Meier Survival Plotting Macro %NEWSURV Jeffrey P. Meyers source 19
PharmaSUG 2014 Need for Speed in Large Datasets - The Trio of SAS INDICES, PROC SQL and WHERE CLAUSE is the Answer Kunal Agnihotri source 7
PharmaSUG 2014 Need to Review or Deliver Outputs on a Rolling Basis? Just Apply the Filter! Tom Santopoli source 6
PharmaSUG 2014 What do you mean 0.3 doesn-t equal 0.3? Numeric Representation and Precision in SAS and Why it Matters Paul Stutzman source 6
PharmaSUG 2014 WHERE, Oh, WHERE Art Thou? A Cautionary Tale for Using WHERE Statements and WHERE= Options Britney D. Gilbert source 4
PharmaSUG 2014 XML in a SAS and Pharma World Mike Molter source 19
SGF 2014 Examples of Logistic Modeling with the SURVEYLOGISTIC Procedure Rob Agnelli source 17
SGF 2014 Exploring Data Access Control Strategies for Securing and Strengthening Your Data Assets Using SAS Federation Server Mark Craver,
Mike Frost		 source 11
SGF 2014 Generate Cloned Output with a Loop or Splitter Transformation Liotus Laura source 12
SGF 2014 Integrating and Using Hierarchical Vocabularies in SAS Glenn Colby source 22
SGF 2014 OLAP Drill-through Table Considerations Michelle Buchecker source 5
SGF 2014 Powerful and Hard-to-find PROC SQL Features Kirk Paul Lafler source 19
SGF 2014 SAS Enterprise Guide--Your Gateway to SAS Dave Shea source 14
SGF 2014 SAS Solutions to Identifying Hospital Readmissions Weifeng Fan,
Maryam Sarfarazi		 source 8
SGF 2014 Tips to Use Character String Functions in Record Lookup Anjan Matlapudi source 12
SGF 2014 Tricks Using SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office Patricia S. Aanderud source 18
SGF 2014 Using Metadata-Bound Libraries to Authorize Access to SAS Data Jack Wallace source 14
WUSS 2013 "How Do I...?" There Is More Than One Way To Solve That Problem; Why Continuing To Learn Is So Important Arthur L. Carpenter source 20
WUSS 2013 Cheat Sheet: Data Processing Optimization - for Pharma Analysts & Statisticians Karthikeyan Chidambaram source 5
WUSS 2013 Exploring the PROC SQL _METHOD Option Kirk Paul Lafler,
Charles E. Shipp		 source 4
WUSS 2013 Generation of Subset Listings William Coar source 13
WUSS 2013 Hasing in PROC FCMP to Enhance Your Productivity Andrew Henrick,
Donald Erdman,
Stacey M. Christian		 source 15
WUSS 2013 Implementation of DEFINE.XML Generators using SAS Hash Objects and User-Defined Functions Lei Zhang source 19
WUSS 2013 Quick Results with PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 17
WUSS 2013 The Ins and Outs of Web-Based Data with SAS Bill McNeill source 25
SCSUG 2013 Big Data, Fast Processing Speeds Gary Ciampa source 16
SCSUG 2013 Demystifying PROC SQL Join Algorithms Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
SCSUG 2013 Introduction to SAS Hash Objects Christopher W. Schacherer source 26
SCSUG 2013 The SQL Tuning Checklist: Making Slow Database Queries a Thing of the Past Jeffrey Bailey source 13
SESUG 2013 5 Simple Steps to Improve the Performance of your Clinical Trials Table Programs using Base SAS Software Sally Walczak source 12
SESUG 2013 A Practical Approach to Process Improvement Using Parallel Processing Viraj R Kumbhakarna source 16
SESUG 2013 Handling Data with Multiple Records per Subject: 4 Quick Methods to Pull Only the Records You Want Elizabeth Leslie,
Kaiser Permanente		 source 7
SESUG 2013 Let SAS Do the Coding for You! Robert Williams source 9
SESUG 2013 The Power of Combining Data with the PROC SQL Stacey Slone source 6
PHUSE EU 2013 Define-XML v2 - What's New Lex Jansen source
presentation source		 15
MWSUG 2013 "How Do I...?" There Is More Than One Way To Solve That Problem; Why Continuing To Learn Is So Important Arthur L. Carpenter 20
MWSUG 2013 Big Data, Fast Processing Speeds Kevin McGowan 16
MWSUG 2013 Exploring the PROC SQL _METHOD Option Kirk Paul Lafler,
Charles E. Shipp		 4
MWSUG 2013 Fast Access Tricks for Large Sorted SAS Files Russell M. Lavery 12
NESUG 2013 Big Data, Fast Processing Speeds Gary Ciampa presentation 17
NESUG 2013 Exploring the PROC SQL _METHOD Option Kirk Paul Lafler,
Charles E. Shipp		 pdf 4
NESUG 2013 Hash Table Look-up: Easier than you'd think. Virginia Blum 9
NESUG 2013 Quick Results with PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler 17
PharmaSUG 2013 "How Do I...?" There Is More Than One Way To Solve That Problem; Why Continuing To Learn Is So Important Arthur L. Carpenter source 20
PharmaSUG 2013 Quick Results with PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 17
SGF 2013 "How Do I...?" There Is More Than One Way To Solve That Problem; Why Continuing To Learn Is So Important Arthur L. Carpenter source 19
SGF 2013 Big Data, Fast Processing Speeds Kevin McGowan source 17
SGF 2013 Calculating Subset-Weighted Analysis in PROC SURVEYFREQ and PROC GENMOD David M. Thompson,
Jessica Hale,
Paul Darden		 source
pdf		 7
SGF 2013 Exploring the PROC SQL _METHOD Option Charles E. Shipp,
Kirk Paul Lafler		 source
pdf		 4
SGF 2013 Hashing in PROC FCMP to Enhance Your Productivity Andrew Henrick,
Donald Erdman,
Stacey M. Christian		 source 15
SGF 2013 Macro Quoting to the Rescue: Passing Special Characters Arthur L. Carpenter,
Mary F. O. Rosenbloom		 source 12
SGF 2013 SAS BI Dashboard: Interactive, Data-Driven Dashboard Applications Made Easy Scott Sams source 9
SGF 2013 Stop your 'Wine?-ing: Use a Stored Process! Angela M. Hall,
Patricia S. Aanderud		 source 10
SGF 2013 The Ins and Outs of Web-Based Data with SAS Bill McNeill source
zip		 25
SGF 2013 The SQL Tuning Checklist: Making Slow Database Queries a Thing of the Past Jeffrey Bailey,
Tatyana Petrova		 source 13
SGF 2013 Using PROC FCMP in SAS System Development: Real Examples Xiyun Wang,
Yves DeGuire		 source 10
SGF 2013 Visualize Your OLAP Cubes on a Map through a Stored Process Frank Poppe,
Sjoerd Boogaard		 source 10
NESUG 2012 Condensed and Sparse Indexes for Sorted SAS Datasets Mark Keintz 16
NESUG 2012 Creating a Data Dictionary for an Oracle Database Using SAS 9.3 Christopher Battiston 8
NESUG 2012 Mimicking the DATA Step Dash and Double Dash in PROC SQL Arlene Amodeo 24
NESUG 2012 ODS DOCUMENT Step by Step Wendi L. Wright 10
NESUG 2012 PROC SQL for DATA Step Die-Hards Christianna S. Williams 20
NESUG 2012 Quick Results with PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler 17
NESUG 2012 SAS UNIX-Space Analyzer - A Handy Tool for UNIX SAS Administrators Airaha Chelvakkanthan Manickam 12
NESUG 2012 Top Ten SAS Performance Tuning Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler 7
NESUG 2012 Using PROC SQL and the SAS Macro Facility to Blind Formatted Dates on a Group of Datasets within a Single Directory Diana Ventura 5
SCSUG 2012 Dirty Data? Clean it up with SAS. Gabriela Cantu source 11
SESUG 2012 A Standard SAS Program for Corroborating OpenCDISC Error Messages John R. Gerlach source 11
SESUG 2012 Learning PROC SQL the DATA Step Way Meghal Parikh source 8
SESUG 2012 Queries, Joins, and WHERE Clauses, Oh My!! Demystifying PROC SQL Christianna S. Williams source 37
MWSUG 2012 Essential SAS Coding Techniques for Gaining Efficiency Kirk Paul Lafler 7
MWSUG 2012 Getting the Code Right the First Time Michael C. Frick 11
MWSUG 2012 Simple Rules to Remember When Working with Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler 5
MWSUG 2012 Top Ten SAS Performance Tuning Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler 7
WUSS 2012 Demystifying PROC SQL Join Algorithms Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
WUSS 2012 Macro Quoting to the Rescue: Passing Special Characters Mary F. O. Rosenbloom,
Edwards Lifesciences,
Arthur L. Carpenter		 source 12
PharmaSUG 2012 A Standard SAS Program for Corroborating OpenCDISC Error Messages John R. Gerlach,
Ganesh Sankaran Thangavel		 source 12
PharmaSUG 2012 Macro Quoting to the Rescue: Passing Special Characters Mary F. O. Rosenbloom,
Arthur L. Carpenter		 source 10
PharmaSUG 2012 SAS UNIX-Space Analyzer - A Handy Tool for UNIX SAS Administrators Airaha Chelvakkanthan Manickam source 12
PharmaSUG 2012 The Use and Abuse of the Program Data Vector James R. Johnson source 23
SGF 2012 A Standard SAS Program for Corroborating OpenCDISC Error Messages John R. Gerlach,
Ganesh Sankaran Thangavel		 source 12
SGF 2012 Finding Your Inner Query with SAS Enterprise Guide Michael R. Burke,
I-Kong B. Fu		 source 40
SGF 2012 ODS Document from Scratch Kevin D. Smith source 28
SGF 2012 Queries, Joins, and WHERE Clauses, Oh My!! Demystifying PROC SQL Christianna S. Williams source 37
SGF 2012 Take a Fresh Look at SAS Enterprise Guide: From point-and-click ad hocs to robust enterprise solutions Christopher W. Schacherer source 26
SGF 2012 The Use and Abuse of the Program Data Vector James R. Johnson source 23
SGF 2012 Top Ten SAS Performance Tuning Techniques Kirk Paul Lafler source 7
SGF 2012 Using Dynamic Views as a Supplement to SAS Security to Enhance Multiple Levels of Access Requirements to Row-Level Data Upon SAS Server Startup Christopher Bresson,
Marty Flis		 source 12
SGF 2012 What's New in SAS Data Management Nancy A. Rausch,
Michael Ames,
Wilbram Hazejager		 source 13
SCSUG 2011 Advice to Health Services Researchers: Be Cautious Using the "Where" Statement in SAS Programs for Nationally Representative Complex Survey Data Hemalkumar Mehta source 10
SCSUG 2011 Take a Fresh Look at SAS Enterprise Guide: From point-and-click ad hocs to robust enterprise solutions Christopher W. Schacherer source 26
SCSUG 2011 Using SASHELP to Validate Attributes Sadia Abdullah source 6
SESUG 2011 Condensed and Sparse Indexes for Sorted SAS Datasets Mark Keintz source 16
SESUG 2011 SAS Macro Dynamics - From Simple Basics to Powerful Invocations Richard Andrews source 6
WUSS 2011 Macro Quoting to the Rescue: Passing Special Characters Mary F. O. Rosenbloom,
Edwards Lifesciences		 source 10
WUSS 2011 Powerful and "Sometimes" Hard-to-find PROC SQL Features Kirk Paul Lafler source 17
WUSS 2011 Quick Results with PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 17
WUSS 2011 SAS Essentials I: SAS Functions for a Better Functioning Community AnnMaria De Mars source 15
WUSS 2011 SAS Essentials II: Better-Looking SAS for a Better Community AnnMaria De Mars source 17
WUSS 2011 The Many Uses of SQL Subqueries Tasha Chapman source 10
PHUSE EU 2011 Effecting Efficiency Effortlessly Daniel Carden source
presentation source		 7
MWSUG 2011 A Practical Approach to Process Improvement Using Parallel Processing Viraj R Kumbhakarna 16
MWSUG 2011 Building a Data-Driven Computer Assisted Interview Using SAS/AF Derek P. Morgan 29
MWSUG 2011 Fuzzy Merges - A Guide to Joining Data sets with Non-Exact Keys Using the SAS SQL Procedure Robert W. Graebner 5
MWSUG 2011 Quick Results with PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler 17
MWSUG 2011 Simple Rules to Remember When Working with Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler 5
MWSUG 2011 Take a Fresh Look at SAS Enterprise Guide: From point-and-click ad hocs to robust enterprise solutions Christopher W. Schacherer 26
NESUG 2011 PROC SQL for DATA Step Die-Hards Christianna S. Williams 22
NESUG 2011 Programming Techniques for Optimizing SAS Throughput Steven M. Ruegsegger 11
NESUG 2011 Replaying SAS Output with the Document Procedure Michael F. Tuchman 11
NESUG 2011 What a View! Matthew Cohen 6
NESUG 2011 Why Programming Efficiency Should Matter to All of Us John J. Cohen 15
PharmaSUG 2011 A Practical Approach to Process Improvement Using Parallel Processing Viraj R Kumbhakarna source 16
PharmaSUG 2011 Powerful and "Sometimes" Hard-to-find PROC SQL Features Kirk Paul Lafler source 17
SGF 2011 A SAS Programmer's Guide to Stored Processes Joe M. Flynn source 17
SGF 2011 SAS DICTIONARY: Step by Step Patrick Thornton source 22
SGF 2011 The Validator: A Macro to Validate Parameters Steven A. Wilson source 13
SGF 2011 To FREQ, Perchance to MEANS Christopher J. Bost source 10
SGF 2011 Using SAS Stored Processes with JavaScript and Flash to Build Web-Based Applications Philip A. Mason source 27
NESUG 2010 A Practical Approach to Process Improvement Using Parallel Processing Viraj R Kumbhakarna 16
NESUG 2010 Automatically Converting Character Variables That Store Numbers to Numeric Variables Christopher J. Bost 13
NESUG 2010 Condensed and Sparse Indexes for Sorted SAS Datasets Mark Keintz 16
NESUG 2010 PROC SQL: Tips and Translations Gail Jorgensen,
Susan P. Marcella		 23
NESUG 2010 To FREQ, Perchance to MEANS Christopher J. Bost 11
SCSUG 2010 A SAS Primer for Health Care Data Analysts Christopher W. Schacherer source 24
SCSUG 2010 Mobile Macros - Get Up to Speed Somewhere New Fast Patricia Hettinger source 17
SCSUG 2010 Simple Rules to Remember When Working with Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler source 5
SCSUG 2010 Take Control: Understanding and Controlling Your Do-Loops Sarah Woodruff,
Toby Dunn		 source 21
WUSS 2010 Analyzing Data from Complex Samples Using PROC SURVEYFREQ in SAS 9.2 Kathryn Martin source 7
WUSS 2010 Creating Variables: Traps and Pitfalls Olena Galligan source 10
WUSS 2010 Simple Rules to Remember When Working with Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler source 5
WUSS 2010 The Building Blocks of SAS Datasets - S-M-U (Set, Merge, and Update) Andrew T. Kuligowski source 13
PHUSE EU 2010 An Animated Guide: Sending SAS file to Excel Russell M. Lavery source
presentation source		 13
PHUSE EU 2010 Working Efficiently with Large SAS Datasets Vishal Jain source
presentation source		 8
MWSUG 2010 A Hands-on Tour Inside the World of PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler 17
MWSUG 2010 A SAS Primer for Health Care Data Analysts Christopher W. Schacherer,
Brent D. Westra		 24
MWSUG 2010 An Introduction to SQL in SAS Peter J. Lund 21
MWSUG 2010 Hard-to-find, But Powerful, PROC SQL Features Kirk Paul Lafler 17
MWSUG 2010 Understanding WHERE Clause Processing and Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler 5
SESUG 2010 Mobile Macros - Get Up to Speed Somewhere New Fast Patricia Hettinger,
Oakbrook Terrace		 source 12
SESUG 2010 ODS Layout for RTF - A custom tagset Richard A. DeVenezia source 8
SESUG 2010 SAS tips for Institutional Researchers to Track Student Outcomes Efficiently Vijayalakshmi Sampath source 7
SESUG 2010 Take Control: Understanding and Controlling Your Do-Loops Sarah Woodruff source 21
SESUG 2010 Tips and Tricks Of Efficient SAS Programming for SDTM Data Eric Qi,
Fikret Karahoda		 source 6
PharmaSUG 2010 %TABLEMAKER: Data Reporting Made Easy Bernadette H. Johnson 6
PharmaSUG 2010 Macros Are Helpful - Tips to Avoid Giving Them a Bad Rep Deb Cassidy 7
SGF 2010 Dear Miss SASAnswers: A Guide to Sorting Your Data Linda T. Jolley,
Jane Stroupe		 source 19
SGF 2010 Efficient Statistical Programming? Reducing SAS Run Time with WHERE Setup Keiko I. Powers source 4
SGF 2010 Exploring Powerful Features in PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 17
SGF 2010 Faster Results by Multi-threading DATA Steps Ian J. Ghent source 7
SGF 2010 Macros Made Easy (and More Efficient) with SAS Enterprise Guide 4.2 Prompts Kenneth Sucher source 24
SGF 2010 SAS Presents In-Database Base Procedures in Practice Scott Mebust,
Robert S. Ray		 source 25
SGF 2010 SAS Scalable Performance Data Server: Star Schema Support Daniel M. Sargent source 12
SGF 2010 Simple Rules to Remember When Working with Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler source 5
SGF 2010 Using Dynamic and Cascading Prompts in SAS Enterprise Guide Kevin Davidson,
Minh Duong		 source 14
SGF 2010 Where Does This WHERE Statement Go? Scott Davis source 4
SGF 2010 Working with SAS Date and Time Functions Andrew H. Karp source 20
SCSUG 2009 A Propaedeutics for PROC SQL Joins Toby Dunn,
Lisa A. Mendez		 9
SCSUG 2009 Dear Ms. SAS Answers: A Guide to Efficient PROC SQL Coding Linda T. Jolley,
Jane Stroupe		 14
SCSUG 2009 Stored Process Tips and Tricks Faron Kincheloe 12
SCSUG 2009 Using Dynamic and Cascading Prompts in Enterprise Guide Kevin Davidson,
Minh Duong		 18
SESUG 2009 A Hands-on Tour Inside the World of PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 17
SESUG 2009 A Macro to Unravel Macros Sarah Woodruff source 8
MWSUG 2009 Dear Miss SASAnswers: A Guide to Efficient PROC SQL Coding Jane Stroupe,
Linda T. Jolley		 14
MWSUG 2009 Where Does This Where Go? Scott Davis 4
PNWSUG 2009 Fifty Ways to Lose Your Data (And How to Avoid Them) Linda T. Jolley,
Jane Stroupe		 20
PNWSUG 2009 The 7 Habits of Highly Effective SAS-ers David L. Cassell 17
PNWSUG 2009 Using SAS with Oracle: Writing efficient and accurate SQL Tasha Chapman,
Lori Carleton		 6
NESUG 2009 PROC SQL for DATA Step Die-Hards Christianna S. Williams 19
NESUG 2009 PROC SQL Tips and Techniques Gail Jorgensen,
Susan P. Marcella		 23
NESUG 2009 The Building Blocks of SAS Datasets - S-M-U (Set, Merge, and Update) Andrew T. Kuligowski 13
NESUG 2009 The Dirty Secret Behind the Box: Why Programming Efficiency Should Matter to All of Us John J. Cohen 9
NESUG 2009 Using DATA STEP MERGE and PROC SQL JOIN to Combine SAS Datasets Dalia C. Kahane 15
NESUG 2009 Why Does SAS Run Clockwise? Robert Krajcik 11
WUSS 2009 Efficient Statistical Programming? - These Small Steps Make the Difference Keiko I. Powers source 16
WUSS 2009 The SURVEYFREQ Procedure in SAS 9.2: Avoiding FREQuent Mistakes When Analyzing Survey Data Kathryn Martin source 6
PharmaSUG 2009 Demystifying PROC SQL Join Algorithms Kirk Paul Lafler 6
PharmaSUG 2009 SAS Viewer giving way to Universal Viewer Steven A. Wright 5
SGF 2009 A Faster Index for Sorted SAS Datasets Mark Keintz source 9
SGF 2009 A Propaedeutics for PROC SQL Joins Lisa A. Mendez,
Toby Dunn		 source 9
SGF 2009 Avoiding Common Traps When Accessing RDBMS Data Michael D. Rhoads source 12
SGF 2009 Exploring PROC SQL Joins and Join Algorithms Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
SGF 2009 Fifty Ways to Lose Your Data (And How to Avoid Them) Linda T. Jolley,
Jane Stroupe		 source 21
SGF 2009 Keeping Up to Date: Using Build Tools with SAS Robert A. Burnham source 4
SGF 2009 Manipulating OLAP Cubes: Advanced Techniques for SAS Programmers Rupinder Dhillon,
Harry Droogendyk		 source 24
SGF 2009 MERGING vs. JOINING: Comparing the DATA Step with SQL Malachy J. Foley source 17
SGF 2009 Parameter-Driven Data Integration Using SAS Stored Processes Evangeline Collado source 8
SGF 2009 Secret Sequel: Keeping Your Password Away From the LOG Paul D. Sherman,
Arthur L. Carpenter		 source 9
SGF 2009 Test-Driving the Improvements to the INFOMAPS Procedure and LIBNAME Engine Bill McNeill source
zip		 17
SGF 2009 The Perils of End-of-File Processing When Subsetting Data Leonard E. Landry source 7
WUSS 2008 A Hands-on Tour Inside the World of PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 17
WUSS 2008 A Sampler of What's New in Base SAS 9.2 Jason Secosky source 15
WUSS 2008 Building Effective SAS Indexes using Short and Distinct Keys, Covered Queries and Clustered Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler source 8
WUSS 2008 Demystifying PROC SQL Join Algorithms Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
WUSS 2008 Efficient Statistical Programming? - Let's Work on Those Data Steps First Keiko I. Powers source 4
WUSS 2008 Moving from Listing Reports to Visual Reports using SAS/GRAPH Maps Elizabeth Ceranowski source 20
WUSS 2008 New SAS Performance Optimizations to Enhance Your SAS Client and Solution Access to the Database Mike Whitcher source 15
WUSS 2008 SAS DICTIONARY: Step by Step Patrick Thornton source 20
SCSUG 2008 A Propaedeutics for PROC SQL Joins Lisa A. Mendez,
Toby Dunn		 9
SESUG 2008 A Propaedeutics for PROC SQL Joins Lisa A. Mendez,
Toby Dunn		 source 9
SESUG 2008 Moving from Listing Reports to Visual Reports using SAS/GRAPH Maps Elizabeth Ceranowski source 20
SESUG 2008 New SAS Performance Optimizations to Enhance Your SAS Client and Solution Access to the Database Mike Whitcher source 15
SESUG 2008 PROC SQL for DATA Step Die-Hards Christianna S. Williams source 17
SESUG 2008 Undocumented and Hard-to-find PROC SQL Features Kirk Paul Lafler source 17
PHUSE EU 2008 An Animated Guide: Knowing SQL internal processes makes SQL Easy, makes SQL easy Russell M. Lavery source 18
MWSUG 2008 A Sampler of What's New in Base SAS 9.2 Jason Secosky 15
MWSUG 2008 New SAS Performance Optimizations to Enhance Your SAS Client and Solution Access to the Database Mike Whitcher 15
PNWSUG 2008 A Sampler of What's New in Base SAS 9.2 Jason Secosky 15
PNWSUG 2008 Exploring PROC SQL Joins and Join Algorithms Kirk Paul Lafler 6
NESUG 2008 10 Things a Beginner Should Know Before Writing a SAS Program Lisa Eckler 10
NESUG 2008 A Hands-on Tour Inside the World of PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler 17
NESUG 2008 A PROC SQL Primer Matthew Taylor 11
NESUG 2008 A Sampler of What's New in Base SAS 9.2 Jason Secosky 15
NESUG 2008 Avoiding Common Traps When Accessing RDBMS Data Michael D. Rhoads 11
NESUG 2008 Clinical-Data Acceptance Testing Procedure Sunil Kumar Gupta 15
NESUG 2008 Effective Use of SQL in SAS Programming Yi Zhao 8
NESUG 2008 Top Ten Reasons to Switch to Enterprise Guide (Say Goodbye to PC SAS) Heather Y. Seeno 15
NESUG 2008 Using DATA STEP MERGE and PROC SQL JOIN to Combine SAS Datasets Dalia C. Kahane 15
PharmaSUG 2008 A Hands-on Tour Inside the World of PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler 18
PharmaSUG 2008 Animated Guide: Explaining SQL to Beginners - A SQL process flowchart, and rules, makes SQL easy Russell M. Lavery 19
PharmaSUG 2008 Clinical-Data Acceptance Testing Procedure Sunil Kumar Gupta 15
PharmaSUG 2008 From Soup to Nuts: Practices in Data Management for Analytical Performance David R. Duling 25
PharmaSUG 2008 Programming Tips and Examples for Your Toolkit, IV John Morrill 12
SGF 2008 Any WAY you Want it: Getting the Right TYPEs of Observations Out of PROC SUMMARY or MEANS Christianna S. Williams source 8
SGF 2008 Clinical-Data Acceptance Testing Procedure Sunil Kumar Gupta source 15
SGF 2008 Existential Moments in Database Programming: SAS PROC SQL EXISTS and NOT EXISTS Quantifiers, and More Sigurd W. Hermansen,
Stanley E. Legum		 source 6
SGF 2008 From Soup to Nuts: Practices in Data Management for Analytical Performance David R. Duling,
Howard Plemmons Jr.,
Nancy A. Rausch		 source 24
SGF 2008 Joining Data: Data Step Merge or SQL? Faisal Dosani,
Harry Droogendyk		 source 19
SGF 2008 PROC SQL for DATA Step Die-Hards Christianna S. Williams source 17
SGF 2008 Understanding WHERE Clause Processing and Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler source 4
NESUG 2007 10 Things a Beginner Should Know Before Writing a SAS Program Lisa Eckler 7
NESUG 2007 A Hands-on Tour Inside the World of PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler 18
NESUG 2007 Getting Something from Nothing: How to Produce a PROC TABULATE Table with All Zeros Marie Byrd Alexander,
Sharon Avrunin-Becker		 6
NESUG 2007 PROC SQL - A Powerful Tool in SAS Swetha Kongara,
Raja Panchumarthi		 9
NESUG 2007 Summing with SAS Tatiana Homonoff 12
NESUG 2007 Unleashing the Power of SPDE Under Windows Haibin Shu 4
NESUG 2007 Using SAS to Measure Community Cohesion Desiree Alderson,
Lyndsay McDonough,
Emilio Rodriguez		 9
NESUG 2007 When Your PROC SQL and Oracle Joins Are Crushed by Data Monsters... Houliang Li 17
SESUG 2007 Treemap Presentation as a Corporate Dashboard Larry Day,
Richard Dickinson,
Corporate Performance Measures,
BNSF Railway		 source 9
MWSUG 2007 Simple Rules to Remember When Working with Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler 5
WUSS 2007 A Hands-on Tour Inside the World of PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 13
WUSS 2007 Exploring the World of PROC SQL Joins Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
WUSS 2007 Hurry!!!, Hurry!!! Step Right UP. Use The "Magical Compound Where Clause" to Eliminate Data Steps, Reduce Processing Steps, Speed Job Turnaround, and Mystify Your Friends William E. Benjamin Jr. source 6
WUSS 2007 SAS DICTIONARY: Step by Step Patrick Thornton source 20
WUSS 2007 Secret Sequel: Keeping Your Password Away From the LOG Paul D. Sherman,
Arthur L. Carpenter		 source 10
WUSS 2007 The SORT Procedure: Beyond the Basics David Fickbohm source 7
WUSS 2007 WHERE vs. IF Statements: Examples in Usage and Differences Sunil Kumar Gupta source 13
PHUSE EU 2007 An animated guide: The Amazing SQL Optimizer... Russell M. Lavery source 12
PHUSE EU 2007 DQC checker Ryan Finch source 7
SCSUG 2007 Adapting SQL for SAS - A few ways to Maximize Performance Rena Manning 11
SCSUG 2007 Exploring the World of PROC SQL Joins Kirk Paul Lafler 6
SCSUG 2007 PROC SQL for New Users Kirk Paul Lafler 13
SCSUG 2007 Thinking in Sets Joe Celko 60
PNWSUG 2007 A Hands-on Tour Inside the World of PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler 13
PharmaSUG 2007 Basic Defensive Programming Techniques Baoxian Lan,
Daniel Tsui		 11
PharmaSUG 2007 Proc SQL versus The DATA Step JoAnn R. Matthews 39
PharmaSUG 2007 Secret Sequel: Keeping Your Password Away From the LOG Paul D. Sherman 10
PharmaSUG 2007 The SQL Optimizer Project: _Method and _Tree in SAS 9.1 Russell M. Lavery 12
SGF 2007 A Hands-on Tour Inside the World of PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler,
Ben Cochran		 source 13
SGF 2007 Beyond the Basics - Advanced OLAP Techniques Ben Zenick,
Ben S. Miles		 source 10
SGF 2007 Hurry!!!, Hurry!!! Step Right UP. Use The "Magical Compound Where Clause" to Eliminate Data Steps, Reduce Processing Steps, Speed Job Turnaround, and Mystify Your Friends William E. Benjamin Jr. source 6
SGF 2007 Simple Rules to Remember When Working with Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler source 5
SGF 2007 Super Size It!!! Maximize the Performance of Your ETL Processes Nancy A. Rausch,
Nancy J. Wills		 source 14
SGF 2007 WHERE vs. IF Statements-Knowing the Difference in How and When to Apply Sunil Kumar Gupta source 12
PNWSUG 2006 PROC SQL vs. the Data Step - Trick or Treat? Tom Aldrich 11
SCSUG 2006 An Introduction to SQL in SAS Peter J. Lund 22
SCSUG 2006 Understanding WHERE Clause Processing and Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler 4
PHUSE EU 2006 An Introduction to PROC SQL Anthony Cooper source 20
SESUG 2006 Designing an Application with Business Intelligence Brian Deitch source 19
SESUG 2006 PROC SQL for DATA Step Die-Hards Christianna S. Williams source 17
SESUG 2006 Stars and Models: How to Build and Maintain Star Schemas Using SAS Data Integration Server in SAS9 Nancy A. Rausch source 24
SESUG 2006 When PROC SQL Is Overwhelmed How to Use the SyncJoin Algorithm to Match Millions of Records Fast Houliang Li source 16
WUSS 2006 A Hands-on Tour Inside the World of PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 11
WUSS 2006 Getting Your Random Sample In PROC SQL Richard Severino source 14
WUSS 2006 PROC SQL: A Powerful Tool to Improve Your Data Quality Keh-Dong Shiang source 10
WUSS 2006 Simple Rules to Know When Working With Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler source 4
WUSS 2006 Steps to Success with PROC MEANS Andrew H. Karp source 12
WUSS 2006 WHERE vs. IF Statements: Examples in Usage and Differences Sunil Kumar Gupta source 11
NESUG 2006 An Annotated Guide: The New 9.1, Free & Fast SPDE Data Engine Russell M. Lavery 7
NESUG 2006 Any WAY you Want it: Getting the Right TYPEs of Observations Out of PROC SUMMARY or MEANS Christianna S. Williams 7
NESUG 2006 Designing an Application with Business Intelligence Brian Deitch 19
NESUG 2006 Performance Boosters: Streamlining Report Production from Days to Hours Jim Fang,
Patrick Dunleavy,
Vinod Narayanan,
Anuj Sharma		 9
NESUG 2006 Proc SQL versus The DATA Step JoAnn R. Matthews 35
NESUG 2006 Subsetting Observations from Large SAS Data Sets Christopher J. Bost 6
NESUG 2006 The National Occupational Respiratory Mortality System: Deployment of SAS/IntrNet Application Dispatcher Queries Using SAS Component Language (SCL) Macros John Wood 10
PharmaSUG 2006 Managing Clinical Trials Data using SAS Software Martin J. Rosenberg 7
PharmaSUG 2006 SAS PROC SQL or Vanilla Flavor Angelina Cecilia Mauldin 9
PharmaSUG 2006 The Skinny on Processing Very Large Health Claims Data Sets Gopal Rajagopal,
Blue Bell		 10
SUGI 2006 A Hands-on Tour Inside the World of PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 11
SUGI 2006 Beyond the Basics - Advanced OLAP Techniques Brian O. Miles,
Ben Zenick		 source 10
SUGI 2006 Combining the Power of ODS, Data Set Concatenation, and DDE to Output Customized Statistical Results from SAS to Microsoft Excel Navneet K. Dhand,
Jenny-Ann Toribio		 source 10
SUGI 2006 DIGITS and DATES - The SQL Procedure Goes "Loopy" Jack Hamilton source 11
SUGI 2006 Getting Something from Nothing: How to Produce a TABULATE Procedure Table with All Zeros Marie Byrd Alexander,
Sharon Avrunin-Becker		 source 6
SUGI 2006 Getting Your Random Sample In PROC SQL Richard Severino source 14
SUGI 2006 Hiding the Complexity: A Customized Application for Accessing Multidimensional Data Phil Rhodes source 7
SUGI 2006 Identifying an Event within a Sequence of Events Marge Scerbo source 6
SUGI 2006 PROC SQL: A Powerful Tool to Improve Your Data Quality Keh-Dong Shiang source 10
SUGI 2006 SAS Macro Dynamics - From Simple Basics to Powerful Invocations Richard Andrews source 6
SUGI 2006 Stars and Models - How to Build and Maintain Star Schemas Using SAS ETL Server Nancy A. Rausch source 24
SUGI 2006 The SORT Procedure: Beyond the Basics Britta KelseyBassett source 6
SUGI 2006 The SQL Procedure - A Primer for SAS Programmers Jimmy A. DeFoor source 17
SUGI 2006 The VIEWTABLE Window - a Useful but Underappreciated Tool Venky Chakravarthy source 12
SUGI 2006 Using Data Set Options in PROC SQL Kenneth W. Borowiak source 10
SUGI 2006 WHERE vs. IF Statements-Knowing the Difference in How and When to Apply Sunil Kumar Gupta source 10
SESUG 2005 Proc SQL Tips and Techniques - How to get the most out of your queries Kevin McGowan,
Brian Spruell		 source 11
SESUG 2005 The SQL Optimizer Project: _Method and _Tree in SAS 9.1 Russell M. Lavery source 57
SCSUG 2005 MERGING vs. JOINING: Comparing the DATA Step with SQL Malachy J. Foley 17
SCSUG 2005 Proc SQL - A Primer for SAS Programmers Jimmy A. DeFoor 17
PHUSE EU 2005 Managing Clinical Trials Data using SAS Martin J. Rosenberg source 7
PHUSE EU 2005 You don't need second sight to use the LIBNAME ORACLE Oliver LeConte source 5
MWSUG 2005 MERGING vs. JOINING: Comparing the DATA Step with SQL Malachy J. Foley 17
WUSS 2005 A Hands-On Tour of the 5 Most Exciting Features Found in PROC SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 10
WUSS 2005 Get Going with PROC SQL Richard Severino source 20
WUSS 2005 Illustrating Concatenation Operations with PROC APPEND Kirk Paul Lafler source 2
WUSS 2005 The Optimizer Project: WHERE The Statement Is Not The Clause Paul D. Sherman,
Russell M. Lavery		 source 15
WUSS 2005 The SQL Optimizer Project: _Method and _Tree in SAS 9.1 Russell M. Lavery source 12
WUSS 2005 Understanding WHERE Clause Processing and Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler source 4
WUSS 2005 WHERE vs. IF Statements-Knowing the Difference in How and When to Apply Sunil Kumar Gupta source 10
WUSS 2005 WHERE vs. IF Statements: Examples in Usage and Differences Sunil Kumar Gupta source 10
NESUG 2005 "LAG With a WHERE" and Other DATA Step Stories Neil H. Howard 14
NESUG 2005 Database ACCESS Basics: SQL and Data Step Interface to Relational Databases Ashley Sanders 8
NESUG 2005 PROC SQL for DATA Step Die-Hards Christianna S. Williams 20
NESUG 2005 Using Data Set Options in PROC SQL Kenneth W. Borowiak 9
PharmaSUG 2005 Advance Tips for Manipulating Data in commonly used SAS Procedures Raj Suligavi,
Jyotheeswar N Yellanki		 11
PharmaSUG 2005 Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Fuzzy Merges But Were Afraid to Ask - A Guide to Merging Datasets with Non-Exact Keys Using SAS Proc SQL Robert W. Graebner 4
PharmaSUG 2005 Speed up your SAS Programs Karthikeyan Chidambaram 5
PharmaSUG 2005 The Use and Abuse of the Program Data Vector (The Procs) Jim Johnson 17
PharmaSUG 2005 Understanding WHERE Clause Processing and Indexes Kirk Paul Lafler 4
PharmaSUG 2005 Using Procedure-Based ODS Data Components in Statistical Reporting Vincent J. Faber 10
SUGI 2005 A Sample Macro for Creating a List on the Fly Debbie Miller source 4
SUGI 2005 An Animated Guide to Basic Parallel Processing Russell M. Lavery source 25
SUGI 2005 An Introduction to SQL in SAS Pete Lund - SC source 22
SUGI 2005 Building a Data-Driven Computer Assisted Interview Using SAS/AF Derek P. Morgan source 19
SUGI 2005 Creating Complicated Word Documents from an Intranet Application Frank Poppe source 9
SUGI 2005 Efficiency Considerations Using the SAS System Richard D. Langston source 12
SUGI 2005 Merging versus Joining: Comparing the DATA Step with SQL Malachy J. Foley source 18
SUGI 2005 The Basics of Using SAS Indexes Michael A. Raithel source 9
SUGI 2005 The SQL Optimizer Project: _Method and _Tree in SAS 9.1 (broken file) Russell M. Lavery source 57
SUGI 2005 Using Procedure-Based ODS Data Components in Statistical Reporting Vincent J. Faber source 10
NESUG 2004 A Parallel Processing Primer Gil Jacobsen,
Russell M. Lavery		 24
NESUG 2004 Clinical Trial Data Validation: Using PROC SQL Effectively Balakrishna Dandamudi 20
NESUG 2004 Effectively Using the Indices in an Oracle Database Kenneth W. Borowiak 7
NESUG 2004 From SAS to Excel via XML Vincent DelGobbo 14
NESUG 2004 The SQL Optimizer Project: _Method and _Tree in SAS 9.1 Russell M. Lavery 11
SCSUG 2004 SAS/ACCESS to External Databases: Wisdom for the Warehouse User Judy Loren 10
SESUG 2004 A Second Look at SAS Macro Design Issues H. Ian Whitlock source 19
SESUG 2004 Creating and Exploiting SAS Indexes Michael A. Raithel source 9
SESUG 2004 Data set options - what comes first Jim Snider source 3
SESUG 2004 Exceptional Exception Reports Gary M. McQuown source 10
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 Introduction to PROC SQL Steven J. First source 12
SESUG 2004 Taking it Home and Putting it into Practice Diane Cunningham source 8
WUSS 2004 Building a Data-Driven Computer Assisted Interview Using SAS/AF Derek P. Morgan source 17
WUSS 2004 Creating Efficient SQL - Four Steps to a Quick Query Paul D. Sherman source 8
WUSS 2004 Efficiency Techniques for Beginning PROC SQL Users Kirk Paul Lafler source 10
WUSS 2004 Get GUI: Replacing SAS/FSP Screens with the SAS/AF Form Viewer Steven A. Wilson source 20
WUSS 2004 Speed up your SAS Programs Karthikeyan Chidambaram source 5
MWSUG 2004 Building a Data-Driven Computer Assisted Interview Using SAS/AF Derek P. Morgan 18
MWSUG 2004 Efficiency Techniques for Beginning PROC SQL Users Kirk Paul Lafler 8
MWSUG 2004 Exceptional Exception Reports Gary M. McQuown 10
PharmaSUG 2004 "LAG With a WHERE" and Other DATA Step Stories Neil H. Howard 14
PharmaSUG 2004 A SAS Database Search Engine Gives Everyone the Power to Know Eugene Yeh 11
PharmaSUG 2004 A Visual Introduction to PROC SQL Joins Kirk Paul Lafler 5
PharmaSUG 2004 The Implementation of Automatic Obvious Data Modifications (ODMs) on Late Phase Trials Using SAS PROC SQL Kathleen Kushner,
Philip Pellicone		 6
SUGI 2004 A Complex Query within SAS/IntrNet John Ranson,
Wai Ming Chan		 source 10
SUGI 2004 A SAS Database Search Engine Gives Everyone the Power to Know Eugene Yeh source 11
SUGI 2004 A Second Look at SAS Macro Design Issues H. Ian Whitlock source 19
SUGI 2004 Balancing Data Quality Against Time and Money Constraints Susan B. Long,
Linda Roberge,
Jeff Lamicela,
Mummoorthy Murugesan		 source 18
SUGI 2004 Bells and Whistles for One-Line Text Box to Create a Smarter Where Clause Ted J. Guo source 13
SUGI 2004 Creating and Exploiting SAS Indexes Michael A. Raithel source 10
SUGI 2004 Designing Information Maps for Ad Hoc Reporting Diane Hatcher source 11
SUGI 2004 Efficiency Techniques for Beginning PROC SQL Users Kirk Paul Lafler source 11
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 Improve Your Queries: Hints and Tips for Using SQL Marje Fecht,
Linda A. Mitterling		 source 11
SUGI 2004 Introduction to PROC SQL Katie Minten Ronk source 14
SUGI 2004 Metadata for End Users - A Crucial Part of Your Data Warehouse Quality Policy Gady Kotler source 5
SUGI 2004 Mrs. Clean Tackles Dirty Data Janet E. Stuelpner source 5
SUGI 2004 Quicker Than Merge? Kirby L. Cossey source 7
SUGI 2004 Selecting Records and Assigning Attributes Jimmy A. DeFoor source 10
SUGI 2004 Steps to Success with PROC MEANS Andrew H. Karp source 13
WUSS 2003 A Visual Introduction to SQL Joins Kirk Paul Lafler,
Charles E. Shipp		 source 3
WUSS 2003 Mouse Clicking Your Way Viewing and Manipulating Data with Versions 8 and 9 of the SAS System Cyndie B. Gareleck,
Terry Fain		 source 8
WUSS 2003 SAS/AF, Metadata and the National Cancer Institute's Diet History Questionnaire: How to Build a Computer Assisted Interview Derek P. Morgan source
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WUSS 2003 Tips and Techniques with PROC MEANS Andrew H. Karp source 8
WUSS 2003 Whittle While You Work-Looking Less Dopey Using SAS Efficiencies (And Make Your Clients Go From Grumpy To Happy) Nikki Carroll,
Frank A. Ferriola		 source 5
SCSUG 2003 Proc SQL - A Primer for SAS Programmers Jimmy A. DeFoor 10
SCSUG 2003 Quicker Than Merge? Kirby L. Cossey 5
SCSUG 2003 SQL - Intermediate Destiny Corporation (a company) 19
SCSUG 2003 SQL Basics Destiny Corporation (a company) 17
SESUG 2003 Data-driven Validation Rules: Custom Data Validation Without Custom Programming Don Hopkins source 8
SESUG 2003 The Dataset Attribute Family of Classes Mark Tabladillo source 6
MWSUG 2003 SQL Basics Destiny Corporation (a company) 17
NESUG 2003 2002 Economic Census Lands on Mars Christopher J. Boniface,
Christopher W. Diering,
Angela E. Meola,
Kimberly Wortman		 10
NESUG 2003 All Things to All People: A User-defined Report in SAS/AF Aileen Bennett 6
NESUG 2003 Building a Web Based EIS for Data Analysis Ed Confer 7
NESUG 2003 Connecting the SAS System to the Web: An Introduction to SAS/IntrNet Application Dispatcher Vincent L. Timbers 8
NESUG 2003 Connecting the SAS System to the Web: An Introduction to SAS/IntrNet Application Dispatcher Vincent L. Timbers 8
NESUG 2003 Picking Up Where the SQL Optimizer Leaves Off Howard L. Schreier 11
NESUG 2003 SQL Basics Using Proc SQL Christopher Zogby 4
NESUG 2003 The California Template: Stop Reinventing the Wheel with SAS/IntrNet', JavaScript, and a Healthy Dose of Planning Blake R. Sanders 6
NESUG 2003 The Dark Side of the Transparent Moon -- Tips, Tricks and Traps of Handling ORACLE Data Using SAS Xinyu Ji 11
NESUG 2003 The Dirty Secret Behind the Box: Why Programming Efficiency Should Matter to All of Us John J. Cohen 9
NESUG 2003 The Fundamentals of Efficiency Robert Virgile 5
NESUG 2003 Tips for Manipulating Data Marge Scerbo 10
SEUGI 2003 Risk Management @ Electrabel: exploiting SAP BW data for pricing and exposure reporting in Energy Trading [presentation] Brynseels source 23
PharmaSUG 2003 Producing Structured Reports in a Regulated Environment Using SAS - Meeting 21 CFR Part 11 Andrew Lawton,
Michael Pearce		 6
PharmaSUG 2003 SQL for People Who Don't Think They Need SQL Erin M. Christen 8
PharmaSUG 2003 The Use and Abuse of the Program Data Vector Jim Johnson 10
SUGI 2003 'The California Template' or 'How to Keep from Reinventing the Wheel Using SAS/IntrNet, JavaScript, and Process Reengineering' Blake R. Sanders source 6
SUGI 2003 Connecting the SAS System to the Web: An Introduction to SAS/IntrNet Application Dispatcher Vincent Timbers source 8
SUGI 2003 Dynamically Building SQL Queries Using Metadata Tables and Macro Processing Michael J. Molter,
Scott T. Millard,
Steve B. Paciocco		 source 4
SUGI 2003 GoodsHound - Building Multi-Functional Web-Based applications with SAS/IntrNet and JavaScript Blake R. Sanders,
Mikhail Gruzdev		 source
SUGI 2003 Mouse Clicking Your Way to Viewing and Manipulating Data with Versions 8 and 9 of the SAS System Cyndie B. Gareleck,
Terry Fain		 source
SUGI 2003 Multi-Center Study Data Management With A Distributed Application Derek P. Morgan source 6
SUGI 2003 Reducing the CPU Time of Your SAS Jobs by More than 80%: Dream or Reality? Henri Theuwissen,
Nancy Croonen		 source 10
SUGI 2003 SAS/ACCESS to External Databases: Wisdom for the Warehouse User Judy Loren source 9
SUGI 2003 Scaling SAS Data Access to Oracle RDBMS Howard Plemmons Jr.,
Andrew Holdsworth		 source 6
SUGI 2003 Tips for Manipulating Data Marge Scerbo source 10
MWSUG 2002 Customization to the SAS Multidimensional Report Viewer Karl Schaefer,
Steve Wagar,
Sarah L. Mitchell,
Alan Leach		 8
MWSUG 2002 Easy Interface for SAS --A SAS Applciation on the Windows Platform Zhuan (John) Xu 9
MWSUG 2002 The Smart Reporter for Healthcare Diane E. Brown 5
SCSUG 2002 A FIRST . (but not LAST.) Word on the BY-group Processing Christine A. Smiley 9
SCSUG 2002 Indexing and Comparing SAS Data Sets: How, Why, and Why Not Andrew H. Karp 5
SCSUG 2002 MERGING: Comparing the DATA Step with SQL Malachy J. Foley 11
SCSUG 2002 Selecting Records and Assigning Attributes Jimmy A. DeFoor 8
SCSUG 2002 The Essential Meaning of PROC MEANS: A Beginner's Guide to Data Summarization and Analysis Using PROC MEANS Andrew H. Karp 10
NESUG 2002 Creating a Generic Data Listing Macro in Three Days or Less Chris Moriak 10
NESUG 2002 PROC SQL for DATA Step Die-Hards Christianna S. Williams 10
NESUG 2002 SAS and the Security of Confidential Data Lori Maiwald 2
NESUG 2002 SQL Basics Destiny Corporation (a company) 6
NESUG 2002 The Essential Meaning of PROC MEANS: A Beginner's Guide to Summarizing Data Using SAS Software Gary M. McQuown,
Andrew H. Karp		 10
NESUG 2002 Tips for Manipulating Data Marge Scerbo 10
NESUG 2002 Using SAS Indexes with Large Databases Alexander Vinokurov,
Larry Helbers		 4
NESUG 2002 Where to Put "WHERE" Hongwei Zhang 2
SESUG 2002 MERGING: Comparing the DATA Step with SQL Malachy J. Foley source 10
SESUG 2002 Mrs. Clean Tackles Dirty Data Janet E. Stuelpner source 3
SESUG 2002 Problem Solving Techniques with SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
SESUG 2002 Strategic Procurement: The SAS Solution for Supplier Relationship Management Fritz Lehman source 5
SESUG 2002 The Essential Meaning of PROC MEANS: A Beginner's Guide to Summarizing Data Using SAS Software Andrew H. Karp,
Gary M. McQuown		 source 10
SESUG 2002 The Smart Courier for Healthcare Diane E. Brown source 4
WUSS 2002 A Visual Introduction to SQL Joins Kirk Paul Lafler source 3
WUSS 2002 Mouse Clicking Your Way Viewing and Manipulating Data with Version 8 and 9 of the SAS System Cyndie B. Gareleck,
Terry Fain		 source 8
SEUGI 2002 A SAS and Java Application for Reporting Clinical Trial Data [presentation] Kevin Kane source 31
SEUGI 2002 Banking Transactions Analysis using SAS Software [presentation] Lioudmila Dmitrieva,
Roman Volynets		 source 31
SEUGI 2002 SAS SPD Server, applying intelligence to data storage [presentation] Jochen Kirsten source 26
SEUGI 2002 Version 9 - What's New [presentation] Paul Kent source 24
SUGI 2002 A Visual Introduction to SQL Joins Kirk Paul Lafler source 3
SUGI 2002 All Things to All People: A User-defined Report in SAS/AF Aileen D. Bennett source 6
SUGI 2002 An Introduction to SAS PROC SQL Timothy J. Harrington source 6
SUGI 2002 Can't Relate? A Primer on Using SAS with Your Relational Database Garth W. Helf source 10
SUGI 2002 Creating Efficient SQL - Four Steps to a Quick Query Paul D. Sherman source 5
SUGI 2002 Data Cleaning 101 Ronald P. Cody source 10
SUGI 2002 Developing Master/Detail Applications Using Form &Table Viewers Bernd E. Imken source
SUGI 2002 Mouse-Clicking Your Way to Viewing and Manipulating Data with Version 8 SAS Terry Fain,
Cyndie B. Gareleck		 source 6
SUGI 2002 Optional and Multi-select Parameters with SAS/IntrNet Craig S. Austin source 4
SUGI 2002 Passing the Buck David H. Johnson source 7
SUGI 2002 Powerful Techniques for Data Processing Using Formats Timothy M. Muir source 4
SUGI 2002 Programming Tricks for Reducing Storage and Work Space Curtis A. Smith source
SUGI 2002 SAS Accessing DB2 Data: a Performance Victory Away Henri Theuwissen,
Nancy Croonen		 source 9
SUGI 2002 Strategic Procurement: The SAS Solution for Supplier Relationship Management Fritz Lehman source 6
SUGI 2002 Table Look-up Using Techniques Other Than the Matched Merge DATA Step Sandra Lynn Aker source 6
SUGI 2002 Table Look-up: Techniques Beyond the Obvious Henri Theuwissen,
Nancy Croonen		 source 9
SUGI 2002 Taking Advantage of Missing Values in PROC SQL Ya Huang source 3
SUGI 2002 Tips for Manipulating Data Marge Scerbo source 9
MWSUG 2001 The Essential Meaning of PROC MEANS: A Beginner's Guide to Data Summarization Using the SAS System Andrew H. Karp 10
NESUG 2001 I Hate SQL! Tips and Tricks for Using the Query Window Dianne Louise Rhodes 4
NESUG 2001 Migrating Your SAS ODBC Application To ADO David Shamlin 7
NESUG 2001 Mrs. Clean Tackles Dirty Data Janet E. Stuelpner 3
NESUG 2001 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen 10
NESUG 2001 SAS Stew Keeps Facilities Running Michael A. Mace 10
NESUG 2001 SQL Basics Destiny Corporation (a company) 5
VIEWS 2001 Methods Of Building an Enterprise Layer to Help Data Exploitation and Delivery Andrew Wilcox 23
WUSS 2001 Mouse Clicking Your Way Viewing and Manipulating Data with Version 8 of the SAS System Cyndie B. Gareleck,
Terry Fain		 source 6
SESUG 2001 A SAS Approach to WEB-Based Surveys Bernard R. Poisson source 9
SESUG 2001 Basic SAS PROCedures for Generating Quick Results Kirk Paul Lafler source 10
SESUG 2001 Generating Matched Case Data Using PROC SQL Imelda C. Go source 3
SESUG 2001 Structuring Base SAS for Easy Maintenance Gary E. Schlegelmilch source 6
SESUG 2001 Using the SAS/ACCESS Libname Technology to Get Improvements in Performance and Optimizations in SAS/SQL Queries Fred Levine source 8
SCSUG 2001 A SAS-Based Approach to WEB-Based Surveys Bernard R. Poisson 9
SCSUG 2001 Basic SAS PROCedures for Generating Quick Results Kirk Paul Lafler 10
SCSUG 2001 Generating Matched Case Data Using PROC SQL Imelda C. Go 3
SCSUG 2001 Using the SAS/ACCESS Libname Technology to Get Improvements in Performance and Optimizations in SAS/SQL Queries Fred Levine 8
SEUGI 2001 Scalable Performance Data Server - features of v3.0 [presentation] David Annis source 26
SUGI 2001 An Introduction to PROC SQL David E. Beam source 10
SUGI 2001 Database Access Using the SAS System Frederick E. Pratter source 5
SUGI 2001 How Many Observations Are In My Data Set? Jack Hamilton source 6
SUGI 2001 Joining SAS and DBMS Tables Efficiently Garth W. Helf source 6
SUGI 2001 Let's Go to School and Discover the OOH in SCL Michael A. Mace source 10
SUGI 2001 Mouse-Clicking Your Way to Viewing and Manipulating Data with Version 8 SAS Terry Fain,
Cyndie B. Gareleck		 source 6
SUGI 2001 Some Added Value: Using SAS Formats for Table Look-Ups, Merges, and Data Selection David H. Pingel source 4
SUGI 2001 Storing and Resolving Dynamic Formulas Chris D. St. Peter source 6
SUGI 2001 Summarizing to the One-Record-per-Person using PROC SUMMARY: When to Use CLASS and When to Use BY Sylvia C. Tze source 4
SUGI 2001 The Essential Meaning of PROC MEANS: A Beginner's Guide to Summarizing Data in SAS Andrew H. Karp source 10
SUGI 2001 Using the SAS/ACCESS Libname Technology to Get Improvements in Performance and Optimizations in SAS/SQL Queries Fred Levine source 8
SUGI 2001 You Could Look It Up: An Introduction to SASHELP Dictionary Views Michael L. Davis source 10
SCSUG 2000 Basic SQL Processing Destiny Corporation (a company) 5
SESUG 2000 Using SAS/AF to Create Applications for Looking Up and Coding Adverse Events and Generic Drug Names in Clinical Trials Karen B. Fowler,
Emily A. Mixon		 source 3
SESUG 2000 You Could Look It Up: An Introduction to SASHELP Dictionary Views Michael L. Davis source 10
NESUG 2000 A New Method Of Look-Up For A Large Medmart System Edward Aronov 3
NESUG 2000 Basic SQL Processing Destiny Corporation (a company) 5
NESUG 2000 Globals|Access|Query: Tips and Tricks for using the Access Query Window Dianne Louise Rhodes 3
NESUG 2000 Indexing and Compressing SAS Data Sets: How, Why, and Why Not Andrew H. Karp 5
NESUG 2000 PROC MEANSTM: More than just your average procedure Peter R. Welbrock 10
NESUG 2000 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen 10
NESUG 2000 SQL Summary Functions, Unions, and Aliases to Define a Risk Cohort and Risk Variables from a Record-based Study Janet Wikoff,
Lori Maiwald		 9
NESUG 2000 You Could Look It Up: An Introduction to SASHELP Dictionary Views Michael L. Davis 10
WUSS 2000 Indexing and Compressing SAS Data Sets: How, Why, and Why Not Andrew H. Karp source 5
WUSS 2000 Subsetting Files vs. Summarizing Files Curtis A. Smith source 6
WUSS 2000 Summarizing to the One-Record-Pere-Oerson Using PROC SUMMARY: When to Use CLASS and When to Use BY Jenny Yu source 6
MWSUG 2000 Building a Better Data Entry Applciation Using PROC FSEDIT Derek P. Morgan,
Michael A. Province		 10
MWSUG 2000 Indexing and Compressing SAS Data Sets: How, Why, and Why Not Andrew H. Karp 5
MWSUG 2000 Merges and Joins Timothy J. Harrington 6
MWSUG 2000 SAS MACRO Basics and Fundamentals Timothy J. Harrington 10
SEUGI 2000 Efficiency Using Enterprise Reporter [presentation] Nikkie Windsor source 37
SEUGI 2000 Remote Data Querying [presentation] Bernie Ruane source 27
SEUGI 2000 Scalable Performance Data Server 3.0 [presentation] Alan Gormley source 35
PharmaSUG 2000 Optimizing Data Extraction from Oracle Tables Caroline C. Bahler 9
SUGI 2000 Building A Better Data Entry Application Using PROC FSEDIT Derek P. Morgan,
Michael A. Province		 source 10
SUGI 2000 Creating a Point and Click Interface: An Example Manoj Kulwal source
SUGI 2000 Indexing and Compressing SAS Data Sets: How, Why, and Why Not Andrew H. Karp source 6
SUGI 2000 Keeping Your Data in Step - Utilizing Efficiencies Michael G. Sadof source 7
SUGI 2000 Leveraging Your ERP Investment with the SAS System Steven Sober source
SUGI 2000 Merges and Joins Timothy J. Harrington source 6
SUGI 2000 PROC MEANS: More Than Just Your Average Procedure Peter R. Welbrock source 10
SUGI 2000 The Anatomy of a Report: A Macro Driven Approach Diane E. Brown source 10
SUGI 2000 Work-Arounds for SASWare Ballot Items Jack Hamilton source 5
SCSUG 1999 Basic SQL Processing Destiny Corporation (a company) 5
SCSUG 1999 Introduction to Using PROC SQL Thomas J. Winn Jr. 7
WUSS 1999 Building a Data Entry and Correction System by Synchronizing the Data Table and the Data Form Hung X. Phan source 8
WUSS 1999 Efficiency Techniques for SAS Software Users Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
WUSS 1999 Getting Started with SQL Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
WUSS 1999 Indexing and Compressing SAS Data Sets: How, Why, and Why Not Andrew H. Karp source 5
WUSS 1999 Let SAS Do the Work for You: Interface SCL Classes from webAF Application Yvonne Selby source 10
NESUG 1999 A Macro Using the SQL INTO: Feature to Retrieve Data from Large SAS/DB2 Databases Thiru Satchi 7
NESUG 1999 Alternatives to Merging SAS Data Sets But Be Careful Michael J. Wieczkowski 7
NESUG 1999 An Introduction to the SQL Procedure Christopher Yindra 11
NESUG 1999 Data Cleaning 101 Ronald P. Cody 10
NESUG 1999 How Should I Combine My Data, Is The Question Stephen Thompson,
Asha Sharma		 6
NESUG 1999 Let SAS Do the Work for You: Interface SCL Classes from webAF TM Applications Yvonne Selby 10
NESUG 1999 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen 10
NESUG 1999 The Magic of PROC SQL John Hotaling 3
MWSUG 1999 Building a Better Data Entry Applciation Using PROC FSEDIT Derek P. Morgan,
Michael A. Province		 11
MWSUG 1999 Enhancement in Easy Interface for SAS - A SAS Application on the Windows Platform John (Zhaun) Xu 9
MWSUG 1999 SAS MACRO Basics and Fundamentals Timothy J. Harrington 10
SEUGI 1999 IT Service Quality at BNP [presentation] Joel Bourreau,
Pascal Maurice		 source 36
SEUGI 1999 Star's the limit.Ad hoc, cross-subject queries with the SAS system in a dimensional data warehouse [presentation] Wojciech Chybowski source 30
SUGI 1999 An Introduction to PROC SQL David E. Beam source 10
SUGI 1999 An Introduction to PROC SQL David E. Beam source 10
SUGI 1999 An SQL List Macro to Retrieve Data from Large SAS/DB2 Databases Thiru Satchi source 6
SUGI 1999 Building A Better Data Entry Application Using PROC FSEDIT Derek P. Morgan,
Michael A. Province		 source 10
SUGI 1999 Dynamically Creating a Where Statement Curtis A. Smith source 3
SUGI 1999 Easy Interface for SAS - A SAS Application on the Windows Platform Zhuan (John) Xu source 9
SUGI 1999 How and When to Use WHERE J. Meimei Ma,
Sandra D. Schlotzhauer		 source 8
SUGI 1999 Indexing and Compressing SAS Data Sets: How, Why, and Why Not Andrew H. Karp source 5
SUGI 1999 Keeping Your Data in Step - Utilizing Efficiencies Michael G. Sadof source 7
SUGI 1999 Performance Enhancements to PROC SQL in Version 7 of the SAS System Lewis Church Jr. source 6
SUGI 1999 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen source 9
SUGI 1999 SAS RDBMS!A GUI Approach to Data Entry Using SAS/AF Software Enforced with Relational Model Integrity Constraints from ORACLE Annie S. Guo source 6
SUGI 1999 Using SAS Software to Analyze Sybase Performance on the Web Joseph M. Mirabal,
Zhengyu Wang		 source
SUGI 1999 What Your Mother Never Told You About the Query Window Janet E. Stuelpner source 3
SUGI 1999 What's All This Metadata Good For, Anyway? Using Metadata to Dynamically Generate SQL Jonathan Stokes source 5
MWSUG 1998 An Introduction to PROC SQL Pete Hansen 10
MWSUG 1998 From End User to SAS Software Programmer Betty J. Anderson 10
MWSUG 1998 Less Well Known Features of SAS PROC SQL Timothy J. Harrington 10
MWSUG 1998 SQL Query Window Classes: How To Incorporate The SQL Where Expression Builder Class In Custom SAS/AF Applications Christopher A. Roper 6
MWSUG 1998 Using Embedded HTML in SAS/Intrnet Output Bill Dvorak 5
MWSUG 1998 Working with Large Data Sets: How, Why and Why Not Andrew H. Karp 6
SCSUG 1998 SQL Query Windows Classes: How to Incorporate the SQL Where Expression Builder Class in Custom SAS/AF Applications Christopher A. Roper 6
WUSS 1998 Dynamically Creating a Where Statement Curtis A. Smith source 3
WUSS 1998 SQL Query Window Classes: How To Incorporate The SQL Where Expression Builder Class In Custom SAS/AF Applications Christopher A. Roper source 6
WUSS 1998 UNIX Explorer: Pretty Remote Computing Mark T. Stetz source 9
NESUG 1998 &&&, ;;, and Other Hieroglyphics - Advanced Macro Topics Christopher Yindra 9
NESUG 1998 An Introduction to the SQL Procedure Christopher Yindra 10
NESUG 1998 Building a Data Entry & Correction System by Synchronizing the Data Table and Data Form Hung X. Phan 9
NESUG 1998 Creative Uses of Functions Steven A. Wright 5
NESUG 1998 Efficient Access to Data Warehouse With PROC SQL Pass Through Facility James Yang 7
NESUG 1998 Indexing and Compressing Data Sets: How, Why and Why Not Andrew H. Karp 5
NESUG 1998 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen 10
NESUG 1998 SCL for the Rest of Us: Non-Visual Uses of Screen Control Language Michael L. Davis 10
NESUG 1998 SQL Macro List to Retrieve Data from Large DB2 Databases Using the SAS Pass-Through Facility Thiru Satchi 2
NESUG 1998 SQL Query Window Classes: How To Add The SQL Calculated Column Expression Builder Class In Custom SAS/AF Applications Christopher A. Roper 7
NESUG 1998 SQL Query Window Classes: How To Incorporate The SQL Where Expression Builder Class In Custom SAS/AF Applications Christopher A. Roper 9
NESUG 1998 Table Look-up using Indexes, SQL, Arrays, and Formats without using Match-Merge Data Steps Sandra Lynn Aker 7
NESUG 1998 Working with Subquery in the SQL procedure Lei Zhang 6
SESUG 1998 A Simplified Reporting Strategy: "Summary" Data Sets for Reporting on Data from Multiple Source Data Sets Steve Ross 6
SESUG 1998 Serendipity Christopher A. Roper 6
SESUG 1998 SQL Basics Destiny Corporation (a company) 6
PNWSUG 1998 Building a Corporate Warehouse Management and Deployment Systems Chris Lane 6
PNWSUG 1998 Thin Client for the Windows Platform - "Jazz Front" Carol Williams Rigsbee,
Kelly Kral		 5
SEUGI 1998 An overview of SAS Software SPDS Jochen Kirsten source 24
SEUGI 1998 Geographic mapping of information: Improving communication between decision makers Patricia McDowell source 7
SEUGI 1998 The Amadeus Reporting Toolkit demonstration Andrew Wilcox source 12
SUGI 1998 An Introduction to PROC SQL Rosalind K. Gusinow,
J. Michael Miscisin		 source 12
SUGI 1998 An Investigation of the Efficiency of SQL DML Operations Performed on an ORACLE DBMS using SAS/ACCESS Software Annie S. Guo source 5
SUGI 1998 Getting the User Community Involved in Education and Information Sharing Russell Newhouse source 6
SUGI 1998 Optimizing SAS Access to an Oracle Database in a Large Data Warehouse Clare Somerville,
Clive Cooper		 source 10
SUGI 1998 Overall Part Number Item Rank Rank source 19
SUGI 1998 Producing Structured Clinical Trial Reports Using SAS: A Company Solution Andrew Lawton,
Helen Dewberry,
Michael Pearce		 source 6
SUGI 1998 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen source 9
SUGI 1998 SCL for the Rest of Us: Non-Visual Uses of Screen Control Language Michael L. Davis source 10
SUGI 1998 Tables and Views and Forms: Oh My! Marge Scerbo,
Alan C. Wilson		 source 8
SUGI 1998 Ten Great Reasons to Learn SAS Software's SQL Procedure Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
SUGI 1998 The Mediator Pattern Can Organize an Object-Oriented Application Kevin T. Brown source 5
SUGI 1998 The SET Statement and Beyond: Uses and Abuses of the SET Statement JoAnn R. Matthews source 7
SUGI 1998 Three W ays to Utilize the SAS/IntrNet Application Dispatcher Steven L. Willhoite,
John P. Campbell,
George Orr		 source 6
SUGI 1998 Version 7 Enhancements to SAS/ACCESS Software Vino Gona,
Jana Van Wyk		 source 10
SCSUG 1997 Phonetic Matching of Character Data S. David Riba 4
SCSUG 1997 Ten Great Reasons to Learn SAS Software's SQL Procedure Kirk Paul Lafler 6
WUSS 1997 Ten Great Reasons to Learn SAS Software's SQL Procedure Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
NESUG 1997 Army Hearing Evaluation Automated Registry System (HEARS) Corporate Data Reporting System - A Customized EIS Solution Krista Elspas 9
NESUG 1997 Automating Creation of Subsets in SAS/FSP Using Pulldown Menus, SCL and Macros Steve Hinnenkamp 10
NESUG 1997 Drill Down Till You Drop: OLAP Without Windows Ralph Winters 10
NESUG 1997 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen 9
NESUG 1997 SELECT ITEMS FROM PROC.SQL WHERE ITEMS > BASICS Alan Dickson,
Ray Pass		 10
NESUG 1997 Tables and Views and Forms: Oh My! Alan C. Wilson 9
NESUG 1997 Utilizing Conditional Logic To Improve Efficiency Karla Atwell 4
MWSUG 1997 Phonetic Matching of Character Data S. David Riba 4
MWSUG 1997 Using SAS to Create and Run SAS Joseph M. Filip 2
SESUG 1997 Learning About Your Data: Tips and Techniques for Looking at Large Files Sandra D. Schlotzhauer 10
SESUG 1997 Phonetic Matching of Character Data S. David Riba 4
SESUG 1997 SAS/ASSIST Software for Beginners Sally M. Muller,
Arturo Barrios		 14
SESUG 1997 SQL: A Sequel to the Data Step Heidi Markovitz 6
SESUG 1997 Tables and Views and Forms: Oh My! Alan C. Wilson,
Marge Scerbo		 8
SESUG 1997 Ten Great Reasons to Learn SAS Software's SQL Procedure Kirk Paul Lafler 6
SESUG 1997 Using the Process Flow Diagram Object to Communicate Information Frank C. DiIorio 9
SESUG 1997 Using the WHERE Statement Bob Virgile 5
SEUGI 1997 A multi-level logical drill down application based on trend data output from PROC GLM Nya Murray source 3
SEUGI 1997 Integrating Windows clients and SAS software into the enterprise Gary Mehler,
Odd Petter Nythe		 source 9
SEUGI 1997 SPDS - The Scalable Performance Data Server Thomas Becker source 49
PharmaSUG 1997 Some Less Known but Powerful Proc SQL Features Jun Zhao 4
SUGI 1997 &&&, ;;, and Other Hieroglyphics - Advanced Macro Topics Christopher Yindra source 9
SUGI 1997 A SAS Programmer's View of the SAS Supervisor H. Ian Whitlock source 11
SUGI 1997 Integrating Windows Clients and the SAS System into the Enterprise Gary Mehler source 9
SUGI 1997 Learning About Your Data: Tips and Techniques for Looking at Large Files Sandra D. Schlotzhauer,
Bob Anschuetz		 source
SUGI 1997 PROC FSVIEW: A Real Programmer's Tool (Or A Real Programmer Doesn't Use PROC PRINT) Marge Scerbo,
Alan C. Wilson		 source 7
SUGI 1997 SAS MACROS: A Gentle Introduction for the Fearful Ralph W. Leighton source 6
SUGI 1997 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen source 10
SUGI 1997 SAS/ASSIST Software for Beginners Sally M. Muller,
Arturo Barrios		 source 14
SUGI 1997 Ten Good Reasons to Learn SAS Software's SQL Procedure Sigurd W. Hermansen source 5
SUGI 1997 The Evolutionary Data Warehouse-An Object-Oriented Approach Amy Turske McNee source 6
SUGI 1997 To Subset or Not to Subset Janet E. Stuelpner source 3
SUGI 1997 Using SAS/ACCESS Views to Retrieve DBMS Tables Tischa A. Agnessi source 5
SCSUG 1996 Introduction to PROC SQL Thomas J. Winn Jr. 16
SCSUG 1996 SAS System Programming Tips and Efficiencies: A Tutorial Andrew H. Karp 8
SESUG 1996 A SAS Programmer's View of the SAS Supervisor H. Ian Whitlock 11
SESUG 1996 PROC Report: Your Multi-Purpose Reporting Tool Jim Snider 10
SESUG 1996 PROC SQL - A SAS Programmer's Perspective Deborah L. Skinner 7
SESUG 1996 Screen Control Language - the Undercover Sleuth of FSEDIT* Robert F. Davis 11
SESUG 1996 TEN GOOD REASONS TO lEARN SAS SQl Sigurd W. Hermansen 5
NESUG 1996 &&&, ;;, and Other Hieroglyphics Christopher Yindra 8
NESUG 1996 Organizing Your SAS Graphs Steven E. Elkin 2
NESUG 1996 PROC FSVIEW: A Real Programmer's Tool Alan C. Wilson,
Marge Scerbo		 8
NESUG 1996 PROC SQL - A Closer Look Jim Peters 10
NESUG 1996 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen 10
NESUG 1996 To Subset or Not to Subset Janet E. Stuelpner 2
MWSUG 1996 Objects, Objects and More Objects ... Tammy L. Gagliano 8
MWSUG 1996 Point and Click Your Way to Building Analysis Datasets Betty J. Anderson 10
MWSUG 1996 Using SAS/ACCESS View to Retrieve DBMS Tables Tischa A. Agnessi 5
WUSS 1996 PROC SQL - A SAS Programmer's Perspective Deborah L. Skinner source 7
WUSS 1996 SAS System Programming Tips and Efficiencies: A Tutorial Andrew H. Karp source 8
SEUGI 1996 A SAS Macro to Present a Summary Table of the Number of Patients Having Experienced Adverse Events in a Clinical Trial Christoph Gerlinger,
Ursula Franke		 source 8
SEUGI 1996 Business geographics and Database Marketing with the SAS System Bengt Bengtsson source 15
SEUGI 1996 Comprehensive data management with the SQL Query Window Stephen Rees source 17
SEUGI 1996 Optimising Access to DB2 from SAS Simon Pickles source 8
SEUGI 1996 Producing clinical trial reports using SAS software: a company solution Helen Dewberry,
Michael Pearce		 source 6
SEUGI 1996 SAS Software Tips: My Experience as a SAS-L MVP Philip A. Mason source 6
SEUGI 1996 Some elements to consider when tuning applications made with the SAS system Tore Kaasen source 9
SUGI 1996 An Introduction to PROC SOL Kim L. Kolbe Ritzow source 9
SUGI 1996 Building a Data Table Project Management Application Joseph M. Carter source 6
SUGI 1996 Hands-on Workshop for the FSEDIT and FSVIEW Procedures Marge Scerbo,
Alan C. Wilson		 source 7
SUGI 1996 Helping the HELPLINE - SASIAF to the Rescue: A Step-by-Step Guide Verna Brantley,
Helen Untern		 source 6
SUGI 1996 Integrating the SAS System for Personal Computers into Your Enterprise Gary Mehler source 9
SUGI 1996 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen source 10
SUGI 1996 SAS Software Tips: My Experience as a SAS-L MVP Philip A. Mason source 7
SUGI 1996 SAS/AF FRAMES: List Objects Serge Dupuis,
Loretta Goldby		 source 8
SUGI 1996 SAS/AF Software - A Grand Tour Tammy L. Gagliano source
SUGI 1996 SELECT ITEMS FROM PROC.SQL WHERE ITEMS > BASICS Alan Dickson,
Ray Pass		 source 10
SUGI 1996 Strategic Uses of SAS DATA Step Programming and SOL Passthrough to Query ORACLE Databases Henry W. Buffum source 6
SUGI 1996 Tuning Tips for Applications That Use SAS/SHARE Software Stephen M. Beatrous,
Bill Brideson,
Daniel J. Squillace,
Jan Squillace		 source 11
SCSUG 1995 Market Research Using SAS/AF James F. Moore 22
SCSUG 1995 Remote and Open Access to Enterprise Data: Enhanced Distributed Data Access Through Multiple Engine Architecture Jack Wallace,
Michael D. Jones		 10
MWSUG 1995 Homemade SCL List Functions Melissa J. Kerner 10
MWSUG 1995 Joining Data with SQL Kim L. Kolbe Ritzow 6
MWSUG 1995 SQL Joins - The Long and The Short of It Paul Kent 10
MWSUG 1995 Using the WHERE Statement Robert Virgile 5
NESUG 1995 A SAS/AF FRAME Application for Clinical Laboratory Review Denis Michel 7
NESUG 1995 An Introduction to PROC FSEDIT and PROC FSVIEW Alan C. Wilson 7
NESUG 1995 Beginning Tutorial SAS/ASSIST; Explore the 'Point-and-Click' Approach Evelyn F. Myers 5
NESUG 1995 Retrieving Data from Large DB2 Tables Based on Keys in SAS: The Sequel Judy Loren,
Jack N. Shoemaker		 10
NESUG 1995 SAS MACROS: A Gentle Introduction for the Fearful Ralph W. Leighton 10
NESUG 1995 SAS Program Efficiency for Beginners Bruce F. Gilsen 11
NESUG 1995 SELECT ITEMS FROM PROC.SQL WHERE ITEMS > BASICS Alan Dickson,
Ray Pass		 10
NESUG 1995 Using the SAS System to Create an Interactive Reporting System Using a Host Specific DBMS Philip Hamm,
Rodney Meeker		 8
NESUG 1995 Using the WHERE Statement Bob Virgile 5
WUSS 1995 Remote and Open Access to Enterprise Data: Enhanced Distributed Data Access Through Multiple Engine Architecture Jack Wallace source 10
WUSS 1995 Tuning Tips for Applications That Use SAS/SHARE Software Bill Brideson,
Steve Beatrous,
Daniel J. Squillace,
Jan Squillace		 source 10
SESUG 1995 Host Systems Remote and Open Access to Enterprise Data Jack Wallace,
Michael D. Jones		 10
SESUG 1995 Point and Click Your Way through DB2 Data (or SAS Data or Oracle Data) M. Michelle Buchecker 5
SESUG 1995 SELECT ITEMS FROM PROC.SQL WHERE ITEMS > BASICS Alan Dickson,
Ray Pass		 10
SEUGI 1995 Remote Library Services Bernadette Ruane source 4
SUGI 1995 A Workstation Risk Information Tool Using Release 6.08 of the SAS System under Windows Beth Bednarek source 4
SUGI 1995 Accessing Data Faster Than a SAS Index Daniel Dower source 4
SUGI 1995 An Introduction to PROC FSEDIT and FSVIEW Marge Scerbo,
Alan C. Wilson		 source 7
SUGI 1995 An Introduction to the Power of PROC FSEDIT Michael S. Lajiness source 6
SUGI 1995 Building a Client/Server EIS Greg Shanker,
David Hand		 source 10
SUGI 1995 Controlling Sealed-Source Inventories Using the FRAME Entry in SAS/ AF Software Ralph Royce source 6
SUGI 1995 Diving into SAS Software with the SOL Procedure Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
SUGI 1995 Functions to Facilitate Decision Making: A Flexible Approach for Screening Data Robert Chu,
Susan Tideman		 source 8
SUGI 1995 Fuzzy Joins using SOL Jack N. Shoemaker source 10
SUGI 1995 Integrating the SAS System for Personal Computers into Your Enterprise David F. Kolb source 22
SUGI 1995 Point and Click Your Way Through DB2 Data (or SAS Data, or ORACLE Data, or ) Efficiently! Michelle Buchecker source 5
SUGI 1995 SELECT ITEMS FROM PROC.SQL WHERE ITEMS > BASICS Alan Dickson,
Ray Pass		 source 10
SUGI 1995 SOL Joins - The Long and the Short of it Paul Kent source 10
SUGI 1995 SQL Query Window Michelle Buchecker source 10
SUGI 1995 Techniques for Efficiently Accessing and Managing Data Steven A. Wilson source 10
SUGI 1995 The SAS System and DB2: Making the Connection Kathe Richards source 8
SUGI 1995 Using SAS Software to Increase Your Application Development Productivity: Tools That Work Teresia L. Arthur,
Todd Lack		 source 10
SUGI 1995 Working with Classes in SAS/AF FRAME Entries Daniel Gronell source 6
SCSUG 1994 New Tricks for an Old Tool: Using Custom Formats for Data Validation and Program Efficiency S. David Riba 8
SCSUG 1994 SAS and DB2: Making the Connection Kathe Richards 9
SCSUG 1994 Using PROC SQL Effectively With SAS Data Sets Jimmy A. DeFoor 12
WUSS 1994 Advantages and Pitfalls of the SQL Procedure Patricia L. Gerend source 9
WUSS 1994 From Multi-Minute to Sub-Second Response Time With Indexes Terry Berryhill source 2
WUSS 1994 SAS/DB2 - Do's and Don'ts Michael L. Sperling source 5
WUSS 1994 Techniques for Efficiently Accessing and Managing Data Steven A. Wilson source 10
NESUG 1994 An Introduction to Structured Query Language and the SQL Procedure for the SAS System Joe Cholewczynski 4
NESUG 1994 Avoiding, Accepting and Taking Advantage of Missing Data Warren Repole Jr. 10
NESUG 1994 DATA Step Efficiency and Performance Jeffrey A. Polzin 7
NESUG 1994 Fuzzy Joins Using SQL Jack N. Shoemaker 10
NESUG 1994 New Tricks for an Old Tool: Using Custom Formats for Data Validation and Program Efficiency S. David Riba 8
NESUG 1994 SAS Training Experiences in Our R&D Environment Maureen Fulcher Mele 6
NESUG 1994 SELECT ITEMS FROM PROC.SQL WHERE ITEMS > BASICS Alan Dickson,
Ray Pass		 10
NESUG 1994 SQL Joins - The Long and The Short of It Paul Kent 10
NESUG 1994 TRACKING: A SAS/AF FRAME Entry Application Mark T. Stetz 8
NESUG 1994 Working with Classes in SAS/AF FRAME Entries Daniel Gronell 6
MWSUG 1994 DATA Step Efficiency and Performance Jeffrey A. Polzin 7
MWSUG 1994 In the SAS System a Database Management System? William D. Clifford 6
MWSUG 1994 New Tricks for an Old Tool: Using Custom Formats for Data Validation and Program Efficiency S. David Riba 8
SESUG 1994 New Tricks for an Old Tool: Using Custom Formats for Data Validation and Program Efficiency S. David Riba 8
SESUG 1994 rurORIALS Paul Kent 10
SEUGI 1994 Automatic Generation of Accumulated Data Matrices in a Tabulating Process Jesus Castillo source 9
SEUGI 1994 The SAS System vs DB2 as a Relational DBMS for End Users Three Corporations with Three Different Solutions Steve Scott source 5
SEUGI 1994 The SAS System: A Complete Client/Server Solution Cheryl A. Garner source 11
SEUGI 1994 The SQL Query Window Rick Evans source 13
SUGI 1994 An Introduction to SAS/FSP Software Terry J. Fain,
Cyndie B. Gareleck		 source 5
SUGI 1994 Avoiding, Accepting and Taking Advantage of Missing Data Warren Repole Jr. source 9
SUGI 1994 Counting in a PROC FSEDIT Subset John P. Elrod source 4
SUGI 1994 DATA Step Efficiency and Performance Jeffrey A. Polzin source 7
SUGI 1994 Menage a Trois - UNIX, SCL, and SAS/SHARE Software! Marge Scerbo source 5
SUGI 1994 New SAS System Features for Experienced Programmers (Or, TeachingOldDogsNewTricks) Earl R. Westerlund source 5
SUGI 1994 Processing Large SAS and DB2 Files: Close Encounters of the Colossal Kind Judy Loren,
Alan Dickson		 source 8
SUGI 1994 SELECT ITEMS FROM PROC.SQL WHERE ITEMS > BASICS Alan Dickson,
Ray Pass		 source 10
SUGI 1994 The View Review: PROC SQL Views, SAS/ACCESS Views, and DATA Step Views Andrew A. Norton source 6
SUGI 1994 The WHERE Clause and SCL Marge Scerbo source 2
SUGI 1994 Using the EXPLAIN Feature to Improve DB2 Query Performance Frank Soloman source 6
NESUG 1993 Close Encounters of the Colossal Kind: How Can Large SAS and DB2 Files Get Together? Judy Loren,
Alan Dickson		 8
NESUG 1993 Counting In A PROCE FSEDIT Subset, A Version 6.09 Update John P. Elrod 2
NESUG 1993 Fun with the SQL Procedure - An Advanced Tutorial Paul Kent,
Lewis Church Jr.		 6
NESUG 1993 Large Data Sets on the Mainframe -- Strategies for Improved Efficiency and Reduced Competition for Resources Helen-Jean Talbott 6
NESUG 1993 SAS/ACCESS Techniques for Large DB2 Databases Craig Gavin 7
NESUG 1993 The PROC SQL Pass-Through Facility: Taking Advantage Tim Pruitt 6
NESUG 1993 The WHERE Clause and SCL Marge Scerbo 2
NESUG 1993 User-friendly Testing Analysis with SAS Software Products Andy Ravenna,
Mark L. Schneider		 6
NESUG 1993 Using SAS Macros to Generate Patient-Oriented Edit Listing from an Ingres Clinical Trials Database Varghese N. Kariakose,
James T. Crowe Jr.		 9
NESUG 1993 Using the WHERE Statement Robert Virgile 5
WUSS 1993 Is the SAS System a Database Management System? William D. Clifford source 6
WUSS 1993 Using the SQL Procedure Kirk Paul Lafler source 10
SCSUG 1993 Is the SAS System a Database Management System? William D. Clifford 6
SCSUG 1993 New Directions in Graphics Stuart A. Nisbet 9
SCSUG 1993 The SET Statement and Beyond: Uses and Abuses of the SET Statement S. David Riba 7
MWSUG 1993 Efficient Programming with PROC SQL Kim L. Kolbe Ritzow 4
MWSUG 1993 Fun with the SQL Procedure - An Advanced Tutorial Lewis Church Jr.,
Paul Kent		 6
MWSUG 1993 Techniques for Distributed Application Development Cheryl A. Garner 10
MWSUG 1993 The SET Statement and Beyond: Uses and Abuses of the SET Statement S. David Riba 7
MWSUG 1993 The View Review: PROC SQL Views, SAS/ACCESS Views, and DATA Step Views Andrew A. Norton 6
MWSUG 1993 Tuning Tips for Applications That Use SAS/SHARE Software Bill Brideson,
Steve Beatrous,
Daniel J. Squillace,
Jan Squillace		 10
SEUGI 1993 SAS/GIS Software Ulrike Scheuble source 5
SEUGI 1993 The Nuclear Electric Equipment Database System Julian Stevens source 14
SEUGI 1993 Tuning Tips for Applications That Use SAS/SHARE Software Carlo Grandi source 10
SUGI 1993 Creating Flexible Reporting Applications Using Si\SjAFSoftware Candy R. Habich source 5
SUGI 1993 Death Matching - An Algorithm and Comparison of Its Implementation in PROC SQL versus PROC SQL plus a DATA Step Charlotte Corelle,
Dean MacLaughlin,
Lois Drew,
Mary Longacre		 source 3
SUGI 1993 Enhancing Data Entry Screens for the Processing of "The Directory of Texas Manufacturers "Using SAS Screen Control Language, SAS/AF, and SAS/FSP Betty Smith source 6
SUGI 1993 Is the SAS System a Database Management System? William D. Clifford source 6
SUGI 1993 The SET Statement and Beyond: Uses and Abuses of the SET Statement S. David Riba source 7
SUGI 1993 Using SAS/ACCESS Software with PC Files and Databases Forrest Boozer source 8
SUGI 1993 Using the SQL Procedure Kirk Paul Lafler source 10
SESUG 1993 SAS/ACCESS Techniques for Large DB2 Databases Craig James Gavin 7
SESUG 1993 User-friendly Testing Analysis with SAS Software Products Mark L. Schneider 6
SCSUG 1992 A Talk on SQL Paul Kent 12
SCSUG 1992 Stupid SCL Tricks: Techniques for Manipulating Screens and Views and Other Cute Stuff Betty Smith 40
SCSUG 1992 The SAS System Supervisor - A Version 6 Update Merry G. Rabb,
Donald J. Henderson,
Jeffrey A. Polzin		 8
SCSUG 1992 User-friendly Testing Analysis with SAS Software Products Mark L. Schneider 6
NESUG 1992 SAS System Supervison - A Version 6 Update Merry G. Rabb,
Donald J. Henderson,
Jeffrey Polzin		 8
NESUG 1992 The SAS System Under Windows 3.0 and OS/2.0 Wanda Thomas 3
MWSUG 1992 Use of the Where Clause in SAS 6.07 Robert Zdanky 4
SEUGI 1992 Database Features Extend the Scope of SAS/SHARE Software Colin J. Harris source 6
SEUGI 1992 Experience of Developing a Client-Server Application to be Implemented in 60 Industrial Sites of a Multinational Swiss Group Jacques Bachelart source 10
SEUGI 1992 Getting the Most out of CMS with the SAS System Robert Owen source 10
SEUGI 1992 The Datastep View: Early Experience Thomas J. R. Emmerich source 8
SEUGI 1992 Utilising SAS/SHARE Software in Release 6.07 John Dalton source 11
SUGI 1992 A User-Friendly SQL Query Generator Using SAS/AF Software and SCL Bert Cave source 6
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 Data Set Manipulation with Screen Control Language (SCL) Marge Scerbo source 8
SUGI 1992 Database Features Extend the Scope of SAS/SHARE Software William D. Clifford source 6
SUGI 1992 Efficient SAS Software Programming: A Version 6 Update Jean Hardy source 5
SUGI 1992 Experiments in Indexing Swati Bansal,
Margaret Seldin		 source 3
SUGI 1992 Fun with the SQL Procedure - An Advanced Tutorial Paul Kent source 9
SUGI 1992 Getting It and Keeping It with SAS Software-Advanced Strategies Sally M. Muller,
Kenneth A. Hardy,
Keith J. Brown		 source 7
SUGI 1992 Getting the Most Out of the CMS Operating System with SAS Software Matt Aaronson source 6
SUGI 1992 How to Use the WHERE Statement Juliana M. Ma source 5
SUGI 1992 I/O Performance Improvements in Release 6.07 of the SAS System under MVS, CMS, and VMS Stephen M. Beatrous,
John T. Stokes		 source 5
SUGI 1992 Making Use of the SAS Implementation of SQL Don Stanley source 6
SUGI 1992 Plotting with Mainframe Power and PC Flexibility in Version 6 of the SASSystem Tim Berryhill source 5
SUGI 1992 Techniques for Using Screen Control Language in an FSEDIT Multi-User Environment Ann E. Carpenter source 4
SUGI 1992 The SAS System Supervisor - A Version 6 Update Merry G. Rabb,
Donald J. Henderson,
Jeffrey A. Polzin		 source 8
SUGI 1992 The View Review: PROC SQL Views, SAS/ACCESS Views, and DATA Step Views Andrew A. Norton source 6
SUGI 1992 Using SAS Software Windowing Products to Develop a Remote Data Entry Diskette Tracking System John Bowen,
Cathy Carfagno		 source 6
SUGI 1992 Using the SQL Procedure Kirk Paul Lafler source 6
SCSUG 1991 Evaluating Efficiency Techniques Used in the Processing of Large Data Files Alfred W. Ey 17
NESUG 1991 Efficient Programming Revistited: A Review of Performance-Enhancing Features in Version 6.06 Frank C. DiIorio,
Paul Dalberth		 9
NESUG 1991 Efficient SAS Software Programming: A Version 6 Update Jean Hardy 5
MWSUG 1991 Efficient Programming Revisited: A Review of Performance-enhancing Features in Version 6.06 Frank C. DiIorio,
Paul Dalberth		 9
MWSUG 1991 The View Review: PROC SQL Views, SAS/ACCESS Views, and DATA Step Views Andrew A. Norton 6
SEUGI 1991 Effective Use of Indexes in the SAS System Steve Beatrous source 10
SEUGI 1991 Inside the SQL Procedure's Query Optimiser Juliano Ginevro source 5
SEUGI 1991 Introducing SAS/ASSIST like IC1 Jean-Louis Dubois source 11
SEUGI 1991 SAS/ACCESS Software Enhancements for Release 6.07 Peter Waschk source 10
SEUGI 1991 The SAS System as a DMBS Query/Report System Across Multiple Platforms Wilfried Schollenberger source 8
SUGI 1991 A Comparison of DATA Step Performances in Releases 6.06 and 5.18 Jimmy A. DeFoor source 6
SUGI 1991 An Introduction to the FSEDIT Procedure Marge Scerbo,
Steven H. Feder		 source 4
SUGI 1991 Converting Applications from Release 5.18 to 6.06 Melissa Kerner source 4
SUGI 1991 Database Design Using Compiler Theory Techniques Wade A. Pedlow source 4
SUGI 1991 Effective Use of Indexes in the SAS System Stephen M. Beatrous,
Karen Armstrong		 source 10
SUGI 1991 Effective Use of SAS Data Set Indexes in SAS Applications Sally J. Painter source 5
SUGI 1991 Efficiency Revisited: Large Files and Release 6.06 Juliana M. Ma source 6
SUGI 1991 Efficient Use of the SAS/ACCESS Interfaces to INGRES and Sybase Jana Van Wyk source 6
SUGI 1991 Old Wine, New Wineskins: Why the SQL Procedure Will Change the Way You Think Peter Kretzman source 6
SUGI 1991 SAS/ACCESS Interface for IMS: Now You See It, Now You Don't Nancy J. Wills,
Louise M. McCrorie		 source 9
SUGI 1991 The SAS System, Release 6.06: A User's First Impression Bengt Bengtsson source 3
SUGI 1991 Using SAS/CONNECT and SAS/ACCESS Software to Access Data in a Distributed Environment Stephanie Creech,
Jana Van Wyk		 source 8
SUGI 1991 Using the SAS/ACCESS Interface with Relational DBMSs: Beyond the Basics Bradley W. Klenz source 7
SUGI 1991 Using the Version 6 SAS/ACCESS Interfaces to ADABAS and to CA-DATACOM/DB Barbara A. Barrett source 6
SUGI 1991 What's New in Version 6 for Batch Users Lisa M. Ripperton source 6
NESUG 1990 An Introduction to FSEDIT Marge Scerbo,
Steven H. Feder		 4
NESUG 1990 The Painless Path to Release 6.06 of the SAS System Robina G. Thornton,
John C. Boling		 9
NESUG 1990 The SAS Supervisor - A Version 6 Update Donald J. Henderson,
Merry G. Rabb,
Jeffrey A. Polzin		 11
MWSUG 1990 Making the Transition to Release 6.06: SAS/FSP Software SAS Institute (a company) 3
MWSUG 1990 The Painless Path to Release 6.06 of the SAS System Robina G. Thornton,
John C. Boling		 7
MWSUG 1990 The SAS Supervisor - A Version 6 Update Donald J. Henderson,
Merry G. Rabb,
Jeffrey A. Polzin		 10
SEUGI 1990 Action Bars, Push Buttons, Check Boxes and Radio Buttons Screen Design for Release 6.06 SAS Applications Colin J. Harris,
Robert Owen		 source 9
SEUGI 1990 Features and Release 6.06 of the SAS System in Action Dave Prinsloo source 6
SEUGI 1990 Strategies for Planning and Implementing the Migration of SAS Applicatiosn from Version 5 to Version 6 Juliano Ginevro source 10
SEUGI 1990 The SAS System Version 6.06, a User's First Impression Bengt Bengtsson source 4
SEUGI 1990 Using Relational Databases (ORACLE and RD) Together with the SAS System on VMS Thomas J. R. Emmerich source 5
SEUGI 1990 Writing Efficient SAS/DB2 Applications in Version 6 of the SAS System Jan Bakker source 5
SUGI 1990 A Hierarchical Database Engine for Version 6 of the SAS' System Barbara A. Barrett source 6
SUGI 1990 Converting SAS Data Libraries under MVS from a Version 5 to a Version 6 Format: When and How Lisa M. Ripperton source 8
SUGI 1990 Converting SAS/DB2 Applications from Version 5 to Version 6 Bradley W. Klenz source 5
SUGI 1990 DB2 and SAS/DB2 Software EXPLAINed Diane E. Brown source 6
SUGI 1990 Interfacing Normalized Relational Database Structures with SAS Software James R. Johnson,
Roger D. Cornejo		 source 8
SUGI 1990 Manipulating Data Sets and Views from Screen Control Language Ann E. Carpenter source 5
SUGI 1990 Performance Considerations for the Database Engines Howard Plemmons Jr. source 6
SUGI 1990 Programming Techniques Using Choice Groups with Extended Tables in Version 6 SAS/AP Software Richard A. Ragland source 6
SUGI 1990 SAS/ACCESS Interface to ORACLE and Rdb/VMS;"Release 5.18 and Release 6.06 of the SAS System Margaret Underberg source 5
SUGI 1990 Scheduling Programming Projects Using SAS/OR Software in Version 6 of the SAS System Eric C. Brinsfield source 7
SUGI 1990 The SAS Supervisor - A Version 6 Update Donald J. Henderson,
Merry G. Rabb,
Jeffrey A. Polzin		 source 9
SUGI 1990 Using Relational Database Technology and the SAS System to Develop SAS' System Applications under the VMS "Operating System Jean Moorefield source 7
SUGI 1990 Writing Efficient SAS/DB2 Applications in Version 6 of the SAS System Charles A. Jacobs III source 7
SEUGI 1989 Release 6.06 Of The SAS System Under VMS Hints And Recommendations To Help You Adjust Colin J. Harris source 15
SEUGI 1989 Using New SAS Database Features And Options Jack Wallace source 12
SEUGI 1989 Using The New SQL Procedure In SAS Programs Paul Kent source 6
SUGI 1989 Creating High Resolution Graphics Interactively Using Base SAS SAS/ACCESS IDMSEXT, SAS/AFB and SAS/GRAPH Software Matthew D. Leet source 5
SUGI 1989 Database Access Made Easy Louise M. McCrorie source 7
SUGI 1989 Making Your SAS Software Skills Portable Marjorie Bedinger,
Kirk Paul Lafler		 source 6
SUGI 1989 Performance Tips for Using the SAS System on Personal Computers Brett A. Knox source 4
SUGI 1989 SAS/FSP Software: Highlights of the 6.06 Release Annette T. Harris,
Carl LaChapelle		 source 6
SUGI 1989 Using New SAS Database Features And Options Stephen M. Beatrous,
William D. Clifford,
Kevin Mosmon,
John T. Stokes		 source 12
SUGI 1989 Using SAS/ACCESS Interfaces to ADABAS and DATACOM/DB Gary S. Franklin source 6
SUGI 1989 Using the SQL Procedure in SAS Programs Susan Johnston source 6
SEUGI 1988 SQL and the SAS System Version 6 and Beyond Lewis Church Jr.,
Paul Kent		 source 4
SEUGI 1988 Version 6 Data Base System Architecture Current and Future Features Jack Wallace source 9
SUGI 1988 Creating and Editing SYSTEM 2000 Data Bases Using the FSEDIT Procedure Barbara A. Barrett source 4
SUGI 1988 Efficient Programming with the SAS System for Personal Computers: Save Time, Save Space Lisa Ann Horwitz,
E. Tim Thompson		 source 6
SUGI 1988 SAS/ACCESS'""Interface to IDMS/R Belinda T. Weinbrecht source 6
SUGI 1988 SQL and the SAS System Version 6 and Beyond Lewis Church Jr.,
Paul Kent		 source 4
SUGI 1988 Version 6 SAS Data Base System Architecture: Current and Future Features Stephen M. Beatrous,
William D. Clifford		 source 10
SEUGI 1987 An Introduction to SAS/DB2 and SAS/SQL-DS Software Emily P. Wallace source 5
SUGI 1987 Introduction to SAS/DB2 and SAS/SQL-DS Software Emily P. Wallace source 5
SUGI 1987 SAS System Interfaces to Data Base Management Systems Emily P. Wallace source 4
SUGI 1987 SAS System to IDMS/R Interface Overview Nancy J. Wills source 2
SUGI 1987 Tools for Accessing SYSTEM 2000 DBMS Data Using SAS Software Henrietta Cummings,
Nancy J. Wills		 source 4
SUGI 1986 An Access Language Retrieval Class for End-users at CONOCO Thomas E. Ikard source 2
SEUGI 1985 An Interface Between the SYSTEM 2000 DBMS and the SAS System Jim Becker source 6
SUGI 1982 An Integration of System 2000 and Statistical Analysis System (SAS) Roger E. Booker source 7

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