SAS is a serious language for serious work: statistics, data management, clinical trials, regulatory reporting. Which is exactly why, for nearly two decades, SAS users have been unable to resist proving a point — that a language which can model a ...

The fourth and final issue of Volume II of “SAS Communications” was published in Spring 1977, as SAS Institute prepared to ship SAS 76.5. Highlights include the announcement of SAS short courses in New Brunswick and Chicago, the PL/I Optimizer ver...

The third issue of Volume II of “SAS Communications” was published in January 1977, fresh from the second annual SUGI conference in New Orleans. Highlights include the SUGI software ballot results (DO loops! IF-THEN/ELSE! SAS data sets on tape!), ...

The second issue of Volume II of “SAS Communications” was published in October 1976, shortly after the formation of SAS Institute. Highlights of this issue include the announcement of the second SUGI conference (New Orleans, January 1977), the new...