In order to access tables from relational databases, you must use information maps. If you select a metadata table data source, you will see the following error.

When building a cube, you can specify a format for a measure. For example, you might specify a format of COMMA20.0 for a measure. You can also specify a format for a dimension by using the FORMAT_STRING property. For exa

When you migrate SAS Enterprise Miner from a 32 bit operating system to a 64 bit operating system, or when you move projects to a different operating system platform (for example, Windows to UNIX, Windows to Linux), you mu

The Xythos-based SAS Drug Development Desktop Connection (SDDDC) is not supported in a Citrix or Windows Terminal Services environment. Incorrect results may be experienced by users if this is attempted. There are no plans for the SDDDC to support

SAS ® Revenue Optimization Suite (SAS Markdown Optimization, SAS Regular Price Optimization, SAS Promotion Optimization) and SAS ® Size Optimization Suite (SAS Size Profiling and SAS Pack Optimi

To enable SAS to read Simplified Chinese data, you must set the DBCSLANG system option to a value of Chinese and change the regional and language options for you

The new CMISS function in SAS 9.2 makes it much easier to count missing values on each observation of a SAS dataset. Prior to this, you needed to use multiple lines of code to accomplish what a single line does in 9.2 a

In SAS 9.2 the new GEODIST function will return the geodetic distance in kilometers or miles. Kilometers is the default, but by selecting the option M as documented, you can get the distance in miles. The de

The new option MODIFIER allows for more flexibility in compressing out various types of data from a character string. In the Full Code tab are a few samples using some of these modifiers. Prior

The code below shows how to determine what SAS considers punctuation by using the ANYPUNCT function and a loop. It also shows how to compress out all punctuation from a string using the new P option for the COMPRESS fun

The code included in this note generates different results in SAS 9.2 than it did in previous releases. Development was asked to change some messages to make them more accurate, and this was one of the changes that was m

There are two new options that can be used with the SCAN FUNCTION beginning in SAS 9.2. They are charlist and modifier. The details are below. charlist Charlist specifies an o

The HOLIDAY FUNCTION moved from SAS High-Performance Forecasting to BASE software and is now available to all BASE software users beginning in SAS 9.2. This will make it much easier to determine many of the c

The function is still available for use, but according to development the functionality that was part of that function has been incorporated into the SCAN function. It would be a good idea to use the SCAN fun

Most SAS/IntrNet programs can be converted to and then run as a stored process without having to change any code. For more information about this conversion and possible issues, see http://support.sas.com/rnd/i

Functionaly is added to SAS/ACCESS Interface to Aster nCluster to use control characters for the delimiter and quote characters when bulk loading. New data set options BL_ESCAPE=<

Translation updates for the French language are available for SAS Anti-Money Laundering 4.2. The updates are to the Help system only.

After installing AML 4.2 Some table translations are not available. Manual editing is necessary for antimnyldncf_config.xml to surface french translation

In SAS size="-1">® Information Map Studio, calculated measures use one of the following aggregation types: Defined in expression (non-additive) Defined in expressi

In order to use a shared prompt in an OLAP-based information map, the prompt must meet the following requirements: The Prompt Type is OLAP member . The Data Source for the