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SAS can use an "informat" to read a date that looks like this: 06/24/2024 into a SAS variable in a SAS data set. Or, you can use a date constant in the form '24Jun2024'd to create a date value in a program. However, that "readable" date, for a variable value, will be stored internally as the number 23551 because SAS date values are stored internally as the number of days from Jan 1, 1960. Jan 1, 1960 is internally stored as 0; Jan 2, 1960 is internally stored as the number 1; Dec 31, 1959 would be stored as the number -1; July 4, 1776 would be stored as the number -67019 (because it occurred BEFORE Jan 1, 1960, it is stored as a negative number) -- so you see what we mean when we say that SAS stores date values as the number of days from Jan 1, 1960. When you want to display a SAS date value, you need to use a FORMAT so that SAS knows what display format to use so that your internally stored number is displayed as 06/24/2024 or 24Jun2024 or 2024/06/24, or any one of the date FORMATs that you will find available in the SAS documentation. To display your internally stored value in a "readable" date form, you would use a FORMAT statement to tell SAS what date format you want to have used to display the internally stored number. If you want to learn more about displaying dates with SAS formats, I recommend taking our free Programming 1 class, which discusses formats and using date constants in your code. In addition, here are some Community Forum postings that talk about using SAS date values and formatting them: 2.sas.com/6057g5s5x 2.sas.com/6053g5s5N 2.sas.com/6055g5s5f === ===
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Was reviewing the video for a class. We had to take all the smaller sas files and combine to code into one. well the titles from the SGPLOT example carried over to the following plots. Use this line before ods graphics / reset. title; /* cancel the TITLE, TITLE2, and TITLE3 statements */ to remove the tiles so they do not show on following plots.
Thanks for the wonderful presentation. I wish the presentation had steps on connecting to SAS Viya. Can anybody provide some references on how to connect to Excel in SAS Viya 4
Steps to deploy SAS for Microsoft 365 in your Microsoft applications are documented here: 2.sas.com/6057gEuRt. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
Unfortunately, we can't provide help with software installation or configuration help in this RU-vid feedback area. We always recommend that you work on questions like this with SAS Tech Support, so they can understand your "baremetal" environment and give you the correct installation references and advice. To open a case with SAS Tech Support, please send mail with your site license number to: support@sas.com. You may also want to post in the SAS Community Forums. Here's an example of a posting there about installing Python with some good links to blogs and documentation: 2.sas.com/60595Ggl9 . This documentation web site: 2.sas.com/60505Ggli has an entry about compatible versions of open source languages, which may provide you with some useful information.
hello i have a question entry level SAS programmers should learn both base and macro SAS???i fell bit difficult to memorise all the techniques you were using to code.
Hi, Do you have similar tutorial videos on SAS Viya? It is preferred to have Viya 4 but I am ok to have tutorials on earlier version of Viya. Thanks a lot! Keep up the good work.
Absolutely! You can find them on the SAS Users RU-vid channel and also here: SAS Viya Quick Start 2.sas.com/6052e6LfE SAS Viya playlist 2.sas.com/6053e6Lf1
Unfortunately we are not able to share this data, but let me offer another suggestion... We've created a more recent Quick Start tutorial video for Visual Analytics based on the current version of the software. The video is designed for learners to follow along, and we've provided a link to download the files in your own environment: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pxHdMvzMhcs.htmlsi=Dtr7JxljOxZerjKR
Hi! Thanks for your question. SAS Enterprise Guide includes dozens of sample data sets in the install, and SAS also ships with lots of sample data in SASHELP. However, the Orion Star data is provided with SAS courses -- tailored for each one -- so there isn't a download.
Hi, can you please show us the tutorial on these visualization projects? I am a student for learning purposes. It's not much of help going through a video like these 2 min timelapse. Thanks
Sure thing! Please view the below options for individual/student learners and be sure to join our New SAS User Community 2.sas.com/6052dchC2 to connect with fellow SAS users! SAS Starter Kit / Getting Started with SAS Skill Builder for Students 2.sas.com/6053dchCN Free e-Learning courses 2.sas.com/6055dchCf SAS Tutorials 2.sas.com/6056dchCA SAS Users RU-vid Tutorials 2.sas.com/6057dchC7 Recommended books 2.sas.com/6059dchCh for getting started SAS OnDemand for Academics 2.sas.com/6051dchhB We hope this information helps!
Since this video featured Model Studio and SAS Visual Analytics, you can only get these results, as shown in the video when you use the same applications as shown in the video. If you need to find out how to use different Machine Learning techniques with other SAS tools, such as SAS Enterprise Miner, your best resource is to either open a case with SAS Technical Support or to post your question in the SAS Community Forum, either in the SAS Visual Analytics forum: 2.sas.com/6052jhupg or the Statistical Procedures forum: 2.sas.com/6053jhup9. In addition, this user-group paper 2.sas.com/6056jhupY shows Machine Learning in the context of SAS Enterprise Miner and using PROC HPSPLIT. Here's some more information about different Machine Learning techniques from our Frequently Asked For Statistics support note: 2.sas.com/6057jhupf --Decision trees: Beginning in SAS 9.4, PROC HPSPLIT in SAS/STAT and PROC HPFOREST in SAS High-Performance Data Mining. Also, SAS Enterprise Miner and PROC FOREST in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning (SAS Viya). SAS/OR PROC DTREE for decision analysis. --Factorization machines: PROC FACTMAC in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning (SAS Viya). --Gradient boosting: Gradient boosting node in SAS Enterprise Miner and PROC GRADBOOST in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning (SAS Viya). --Neural Networks: Neural node in SAS Enterprise Miner or PROC HPNEURAL beginning in SAS 9.4 of SAS High-Performance Data Mining. Also, PROC NNET in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning (SAS Viya). --Random forests: Beginning in SAS 9.4, PROC HPFOREST in SAS High-Performance Data Mining. Also, PROC FOREST in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning (SAS Viya). --Support vector machines: PROC SVMACHINE in SAS® Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning(SAS Viya). We hope this helps!
Thanks for your question. The data used in this tutorial is an excerpt of an example used in one of our classes, Machine Learning using SAS Viya as shown here: 2.sas.com/6057zQNit . We have 3 offerings of the class on the public schedule and the class is available as self-paced e-learning for independent study. We do not distribute class data outside of class. If you take the class, you'll be able to get that specific code. However, please note that the class does not teach Python. We use pre-written Python code examples in our class. Here are some great free resources for building models with python in Model Studio: SAS Support Communities 2.sas.com/6050zQNia GitHub examples with code 2.sas.com/6052zQNiI SAS Data Science Blog 2.sas.com/6054zQNi0
I deployed viya 4 on aws eks created via iac project, using dac with deployment operator. there were pre-existing, shared resources on aws, such as vpc, subnets, security groups etc. but after deployment, I noticed no ingresses were created and reconciliation pods were all in error. I am wondering which entity is responsible for creation of ingresses? is it deployment operator or ingress nginx controller? and which roles/permissions should be ensured in either case?
A great resource for you is our SAS Communities 2.sas.com/6054jd8Tr. These communities are a service hosted by SAS to facilitate the exchange of technical information pertaining to SAS products, services and best practices. For assistance with getting answers fast, click here 2.sas.com/6055jd8TT to see some helpful tips on how to post a great question! If you are not able to find the assistance you need, please feel free to speak with Technical Support by calling 800-727-0025, option 2.
I couldn't connect to my server... Is there any tutorial that I can show to my platform administrator that help him to check how to make it happen at my workplace? (we use Viya 3.5)
Hi, this video shows making the connection from time stamp 2:02-4:48. If your SAS Admin is having problems installing and configuring VS Code, then the best resource for help with this is SAS Tech Support. To open a case with SAS Technical Support, send mail to support@sas.com or open a case using the Customer Portal on the SAS site.
Oh my.... I JUST figured it out (of course, less that one minute from posting the question and it hit me, I have to activate a cas session to see them, duh!!)
The phrase "Discover Information Assets" is a menu choice that describes WHAT you want to do and then when you click that menu choice, HOW you perform that task is with the SAS Information Catalog. The menu choice opens a specific SAS Viya application. There are other menu choices which cause other applications to open. For example "Build Models" causes SAS Model Studio to open. "Explore and Visualize" as a menu choice causes SAS Visual Analytics to open. Each of the menu choices in the Application menu on the left side of the screen in the video, will open a SAS Viya application. We hope this helps!
This is a wonderful and very helpful presentation. I have some questions: 1.Can you please share the final kustomization, yaml file that was the outcome of your operations? The reason is that I cannot install yq which is an open source from github. Company policy does not allow it. So would like to do the operations with vi editor instead, The step for updating the kustomization.yaml file with addtiona config maps at 13.00 Min(approx) "yq -I 4 w -i -s ..." 2. This presentation using instantclient basic which needs no install. My understanding is that it does not need an install. Any suggestions on using instantclient (not basic or light). These require installing installing the dependencies too. I missed seeing such a process in the otherwise helpful sas documentation
Thanks for your question! We cannot provide installation or configuration files in this RU-vid feedback area. The operating system configuration and version of SAS/Access and SAS Viya used in this video may be different from what is installed at your company. We recommend that you open a case with SAS Technical Support by either sending mail to support@sas.com with your site license number and configuration questions, or you can use the Customer Service Portal to open a case with your questions.
Currently, SAS 9.4M8 is available. A maintenance release is a collection of updates to SAS products or components that corrects customer-reported issues and adapts the product to a changed environment. A maintenance release can also include new software functionality. We recommend applying releases that relate to your current environment: 2.sas.com/6058jBs7j
Your are simply the best! thank you Lady for your level of experience and quality in your learning techniques! I saw docens of sites, and yours was the prettiest one!
