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The HTML formatting tools were introduced in SAS 6.12 as a way to route SAS output to an HTML file. The Output Delivery System (ODS) was introduced later and provides this and much more functionality. This sample shows one simple difference and provides a list of other ODS resources. (JUL 01)
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This paper uses sample data to explain, step by step, how to create an information map in SAS Information Map Studio. It also shows you how to use that information map to build a report and demonstrates how you can refine the report after results are displayed. (JUL 01)
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Read this note and find the answers to questions about file locations, starting SAS, and other general topics regarding the installation of SAS 9.2 in a Windows environment. (JUN 19)
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Although there probably aren't 50 techniques, those included in this paper can help users from novice to experienced prevent disasters that can result from lost data. (JUN 17)
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Mark Keintz, a SAS customer, uses sample DATA steps in his SAS Global Forum 2009 paper to demonstrate how to create and use a compressed index to significantly reduce elapsed time and CPU time. (JUN 11)
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The functions listed in this SAS Note provide additional capabilities for searching a string for various types of character data. (JUN 11)
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Several errors have been reported when using SAS/ACCESS to import or export data. The errors might occur with various printers. Read this note for information about how to fix this problem. (MAY 29)