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Browse indexed publications from SUGI in 2004. Material labels distinguish papers, presentations, posters and proceedings listings where the source provides them.

235 papers · Showing 81–120

SUGI · 2004Paper 012-29SUGI 2004

Developing Custom SAS Tasks for SAS Enterprise Guide and the SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office

James White; Stephen McDaniel

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Stephen McDaniel

SUGI · 2004Paper 111-29SUGI 2004

Developing Data Marts and Web-Enabled OLAP for Actuarial and Underwriting Analysis

Michael Krumenaker; George Bukhbinder

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Michael Krumenaker · George Bukhbinder

SUGI · 2004Paper 237-29SUGI 2004

Dictionary Tables and Views: Essential Tools for Serious Applications

Jeffrey Martin Abolafia; Frank DiIorio

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Frank DiIorio

SUGI · 2004Paper 080-29SUGI 2004

Directly Using the Lab Ranges Data into SAS Program of Determining Lab Normality

Don (Dongguang) Li

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2004Paper 095-29SUGI 2004

Dirty Data? dfPower Studio to the Rescue!

Kimberly A. Todd; Catherine A. Lindsey; Kristin M. Debnar

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Catherine A. Lindsey

SUGI · 2004Paper 046-29SUGI 2004

Double Your Pleasure, Double Your Words...

David L. Cassell

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: David L. Cassell

SUGI · 2004Paper 062-29SUGI 2004

Dynamic Macro Invocation Utility

Paul D. Sherman

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Paul D. Sherman

SUGI · 2004Paper 078-29SUGI 2004

Dynamic SAS Programming Techniques, or How NOT to Create Job Security

Steven D. Beakley; Suzanne D. McCoy

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Steven D. Beakley · Suzanne D. McCoy

SUGI · 2004Paper 153-29SUGI 2004

E-Mail OS/390 SAS/MXG Computer Performance Reports in HTML Format

Neal Musitano Jr.

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Neal Musitano Jr.

SUGI · 2004Paper 131-29SUGI 2004

Effective People Skills for the Project Manager: A Requirement for Project Success and Career Advancement

Steven Flannes

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Steven Flannes

SUGI · 2004Paper 127-29SUGI 2004

Efficiency Techniques for Beginning PROC SQL Users

Kirk Paul Lafler

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Kirk Paul Lafler

SUGI · 2004Paper 154-29SUGI 2004

Empirical Power Computation Using SAS for Schuirmann’s Two One-Sided Tests Procedure in Clinical Pharmacokinetic Drug-Drug Interaction Studies

Jihao Zhou; Bruce Coate; Yulei He

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Jihao Zhou · Bruce Coate

SUGI · 2004Paper 202-29SUGI 2004

Estimation Methodology for Natural Gas Production in the Gulf of Mexico

Gary Long; John Wood; Xin Luo; John D. Perrin

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2004Paper 157-29SUGI 2004

Evaluating Hospital Performance: Using SAS ODS to Create a Hospital Scorecard

Barbara B. Okerson

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Barbara B. Okerson

SUGI · 2004Paper 037-29SUGI 2004

Exploiting the SAS Business Intelligence Architecture Using SAS AppDev Studio

Rich Main

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Rich Main

SUGI · 2004Paper 230-29SUGI 2004

Financial COWs: Using SAS to Manage Parallel Clusters for Simulating Financial Markets

Haftan M. Eckholdt

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Haftan M. Eckholdt

SUGI · 2004Paper 190-29SUGI 2004

Fitting Longitudinal Mixed Effect Logistic Regression Models with the NLMIXED Procedure

Peter H. Van Ness; John R. O'Leary; Amy L. Byers; Terri R. Fried; Joel Dubin

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Peter H. Van Ness · Joel Dubin

SUGI · 2004Paper 004-29SUGI 2004

From Buzzwords to Business Value

Liz Roche

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2004Paper 140-29SUGI 2004

From Standard to Superlative: How One Company Capitalized on its SAS Training Program

Carrie L. Mariner

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2004Paper 158-29SUGI 2004

Fun with Fancy Arrays

Mary A. McDonald

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2004Paper 089-29SUGI 2004

Generating a Detailed Table of Contents for Web-Served Output

Derek Morgan; Steve Hoffner

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Derek Morgan

SUGI · 2004Paper 102-29SUGI 2004

Good Data Makes Good Marketing: Using Data Management to Enhance the Effectiveness of Database Marketing Campaigns

John Walker; Gavin Day

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2004Paper 033-29SUGI 2004

Greetings from the Edge: Using javaobj in DATA Step

Richard A. DeVenezia

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Richard A. DeVenezia

SUGI · 2004Paper 047-29SUGI 2004

Guidelines on Writing SAS® Macros for Public Use

Frank J. Ivis

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Frank J. Ivis

SUGI · 2004Paper 234-29SUGI 2004

Guiding Your Enterprise with SAS Enterprise Guide

David H. Johnson

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: David H. Johnson

SUGI · 2004Paper 238-29SUGI 2004

Hash Component Objects: Dynamic Data Storage and Table Look-Up

Paul Dorfman; Koen Vyverman

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Paul Dorfman · Koen Vyverman

SUGI · 2004Paper 194-29SUGI 2004

Head of the CLASS: Impress Your Colleagues with a Superior Understanding of the CLASS Statement in PROC LOGISTIC

Michelle Pritchard; David J. Pasta

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: David J. Pasta

SUGI · 2004Paper 040-29SUGI 2004

Helpful Undocumented Features in SAS

Wei Cheng

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Wei Cheng

SUGI · 2004Paper 009-29SUGI 2004

High-Dimensional Data Mining Techniques

David Duling

Source category: Conference paper

The publisher's title link points to a different file from its numbered paper link; this entry uses the numbered link pending PDF identity review.

Author collections: David Duling

SUGI · 2004Paper 132-29SUGI 2004

How Do You Eat An Elephant?

John D. Patterson; Fiona McNeill

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2004Paper 196-29SUGI 2004

How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Pearsons p: Increasing Robustness in Correlation Analysis

Eric M. Rosenberg

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2004Paper 028-29SUGI 2004

How to Implement the One-Time Methodology

Mark Tabladillo

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Mark Tabladillo

SUGI · 2004Paper 159-29SUGI 2004

Implemetation of Web-based ROLAP

Haidong Tang; Xiao Ji

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Haidong Tang · Xiao Ji

SUGI · 2004Paper 160-29SUGI 2004

Improved Methods for Early Fault Detection in Enterprise Computing Servers Using SAS Tools

Kenny C. Gross; Kesari Mishra

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Kenny C. Gross · Kesari Mishra

SUGI · 2004Paper 107-29SUGI 2004

Improving Peformance: Accessing DB2 Data with SAS 9

Scott Fadden

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2004Paper 008-29SUGI 2004

Introducing the New Rich-Client OLAP Analyzer from SAS - SAS Enterprise Guide 3.0 OLAP Analyzer

Lina Clover; Elizabeth Ruben

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Lina Clover

SUGI · 2004Paper 117-29SUGI 2004

Introduction to Using SAS Enterprise Guide for Statistical Analysis

Charles Hallahan; Linda Atkinson

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Charles Hallahan

SUGI · 2004Paper 086-29SUGI 2004

Is the Legend in Your SAS/GRAPH Output Telling the Right Story?

Justina M. Flavin; Art Carpenter

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Justina M. Flavin · Art Carpenter

SUGI · 2004Paper 007-29SUGI 2004

JMP Version 5.1 Expands Visualization Capabilities, Enhances DOE and Provides Six Sigma Tools

John Sall

Source category: Conference paper

Publisher paper file 007-29.pdf returned HTTP 404 on 17 October 2026.

Author collections: John Sall

SUGI · 2004Paper 110-29SUGI 2004

Just How Many Dates Do You Want? The Multiple Personality of Time in Your Data Warehouse

Steve Morton

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Steve Morton