The Data Cruncher in a Windows NT Environment: Migrating Production V6 to V8
Source category: Data Warehousing and Database Management
Author collections: Steven Goins
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WUSS 2002 Papers ArchivePage 3
Browse indexed publications from WUSS in 2002. Material labels distinguish papers, presentations, posters and proceedings listings where the source provides them.
107 papers · Showing 81–107
The DATA Step in Version 9: Whats New?
Source category: Tutorials
Author collections: Jason Secosky
The Road to SAS Deliverance – Dueling Coders
Source category: SAS Essentials – Session II
Author collections: Nikki M. Carroll · Frank A. Ferriola
The SAS Powered PDA
Source category: Internet, Intranets, and the Web
Author collections: David Bell · Lynn G. Palmer
The Schizophrenic Index
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: Michelle Nipko · Joseph Nipko
Think You Know Everything About Merge? Here Is Something You May Not Know
Source category: Posters
Tips and Tricks for Data Analysis Using SAS
Source category: SAS Solutions
Author collections: Paul A. Choate
Use a Look-up Table instead of Nested IF Statements to Dramatically Shorten Your Code, Simplify Your Changes, and Reduce Your Verification Time
Source category: Data Warehousing and Database Management
Author collections: Sandra Minjoe
Use of the New Version 9 ODS Capabilities to Reduce Programming Time and Costs
Source category: Data Presentation
Author collections: AnnMaria Rousey
Use Your Website to Document Your Website
Source category: Internet, Intranets, and the Web
Author collections: Karen L. Wyland
Using Benford’s Law to Find Anomalies in Your Data
Source category: Data Analysis and Statistics
Author collections: Curtis A. Smith
Using PROC SQL for Creating a Group Variable on Census 2000 Tracts Based on Their Relationship with the Census 1990 Tracts
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: Xiao Chen
Using SAS Integration Technologies to Interface with Enterprise Application Written in Visual C++
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: Joseph Nipko
Using SAS PROC FREQ to Measure Interlab Agreement of Respiratory Viral Culture Results
Source category: Posters
Author collections: Linda Wang · Anthony W. Hawksworth
Using SAS/GRAPH and ODS to Web-enable Your Graphs
Source category: Internet, Intranets, and the Web
Author collections: Curtis A. Smith
Using SAS/IML to Create a Chi-squared Plot for Checking Normality Assumption in Multivariate Data
Source category: Coders’ Corner
Author collections: Steven Hoff
Using SAS/IML to Perform Hierarchical Bayes Estimation for Discrete Choice Modeling
Source category: Data Analysis and Statistics
Author collections: David D. Steenhard · Nan-Ting Chou
Using the Annotate Facility to Enhance Standard SAS/GRAPH Procedure Output
Source category: Data Presentation
Author collections: Debra C. Miller
Using Views with DB2, MS Access, and SQL Server
Source category: Data Warehousing and Database Management
Author collections: Lynn G. Palmer
Utilizing Clinical SAS Report Templates with ODS
Source category: Data Warehousing and Database Management
Author collections: Sunil Kumar Gupta
Validation Reporting System
Source category: SAS Solutions
Author collections: Karen Walker
Various Methods for Updating Oracle Tables Using SAS Access to Oracle: Evaluating Efficiency
Source category: Data Warehousing and Database Management
Author collections: Brian Mayeux
Where in the World are Block, Choropleth, and Prism? Getting Started with PROC GMAP and Creating Interactive Maps for the Web
Source category: Data Presentation
Author collections: Thomas Kunselman
Where to Go from Here: Learning More about SAS
Source category: SAS Essentials – Session II
Author collections: Helen D. Carey · Ginger Carey
Who? What? Where? When? Why? Planning Ahead when Coding a Large Project
Source category: SAS Solutions
Author collections: Beth Worrall
XML: What is it, and Why Should SAS Users Care?
Source category: Internet, Intranets, and the Web
Author collections: Miriam G. Cisternas · Ricardo A. Cisternas
You’ve Got Data, Now What?
Source category: SAS Essentials – Session II
Author collections: Diana D. Suhr