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Dear Readers,
I’ve heard from many of you - through e-mails, Twitter and LinkedIn - that you like the blogger introductions. That’s great to hear! Although I will periodically introduce other bloggers and interesting Web 2.0 phenomenon, I thought you might be ready for a change.
This month seemed like a good time to go back and reintroduce some support.sas.com features that you may have forgotten or may not have found yet. For instance:
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Check out the new
A–Z Product Pages
on support.sas.com. Bookmark your product page for easy access to product-related training, news, usage notes and more.
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Have you been to the
Focus Areas
lately? Find resources including papers on grid computing, statistics examples such as
Calculating Economic Indices
, and Base SAS tip sheets.
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I’m sure you read last month’s SAS Tech Report. Right? But what about all of the other SAS user newsletters? You can find the current and archived editions here.
I’m always interested in what you read. Tell me about your favorite SAS blogger or forum paper, or point out a SAS Sample or Note that others might need.
Thank you for reading the SAS Tech Report!
Waynette Tubbs
Editor, SAS Tech Report
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Important Changes to Hot Fixes »
Beginning with SAS 9.2 (TS2M0), new installer technology and an updated naming convention have been introduced for hot fix downloads. The installer, complete instructions and SAS Notes are included.
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What’s in so far? »
SAS Global Forum 2010 is just a little more than seven months away. Already there are submissions from more than 35 countries including Singapore, Canada and Italy. Read the SAS Global Forum blog to start your forum experience early.
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Grants to Support Forecasting Research »
The International Institute of Forecasters, in collaboration with SAS, announces a grant for research to improve forecasting methods and applications.The awards will be two $5,000 grants. Applications should be submitted by Sept. 30.
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Choosing Numeric Precision »
Those who generate and use data can determine the exact degree of numeric precision that suits the organization’s needs. Everyone else is somewhat limited in the precision to which data can be calculated, compared and represented. This note will help you understand some of the causes and outline various options.
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August sasCommunity.org
Tip of the Day
SAS author Don Henderson summarized "a recurring question from SAS-L" in this sasCommunity Tip of the Day. The Read More link shows contributions by many others including Richard A. DeVenezia, Ron Fehd and "Datanull."
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SAS Using SAS® »
Renee Harper has started a new category in the Key Happenings blog. The SAS Using SAS category will house interviews with SAS people like Emily Wallace, Senior Director of the SAS Knowledge Management Center to show innovative ways we are using our software.
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What's New in SAS® 9.2 Data Integration »
Learn to use the new features of SAS Data Integration Studio. This course is for data integration developers who have experience using SAS Data Integration Studio from SAS 9.1.3 and want to understand how the application has changed for SAS 9.2.
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M2009 Agenda Now Available »
M2009, SAS’ 12th annual data mining conference is Oct. 26-27, in Las Vegas. Conference speakers are top-notch experts in the field of data mining. Attend M2009 and leave with the latest information in the field and best practices you can use immediately.
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