The second volume of “SAS Communications” issued in July 1976, marked the formation of SAS Institute (now a private company, no longer a university initiative). Highlights of this issue include the official release of SAS 76, release of
The fifth issue of “SAS Communications” came out in 1975 (we don’t have a copy of issue #4). Highlights include some updates to SAS-75, the formation of the first SAS User Groups (Chicago and Florida), and personnel updates regarding Jolayne Servi...
The third issue of “SAS Communications” was published in December 1974 by the SAS Project Group. Highlights of this issue include an interview with Tony Barr, the announcement of SAS-75 (to b...
In May 1974 the second issue of “SAS Communications” was published by the SAS Project Group. Within these pages you discover fascinating insights into the early days of SAS. A PDF of the original is available
In December 1973 the first issue of “SAS Communications” was released to the SAS User Community. Below is an extract of issue #1 - a unique and fascinating account of the early days (and members) of the SAS Project Group. A PDF of the original is...
In SAS Solution Development, a file with a “.sas” extension can be many different things. A macro, a program, a piece of DDL, a datalines file, an autoexec, an FCMP function. Often t...
