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I have just created and published a custom step in SAS Studio that easily extracts Viya4 logs. OpenSearch is useful but has a limit of not being able to extract more than 10,000 logs. That custom step can exceed that limit by making multiple calls to the REST API to retrieve the logs. https://lnkd.in/gYBiCVRa

Are you a SAS Studio user that needs to investigate SAS Viya 4 logs? Learn how you can use Rake, a SAS Studio custom step which extracts over 10,000 logs from SAS Viya Monitoring for Kubernetes that can be used for analysis. #SAS #SASviya #logs #SAStip #SASstudio https://lnkd.in/gjtGswi3

🔍 Test Your SAS Knowledge: Identify the Components of SAS Macros! 🔍 🚀 Can you identify the essential components of a SAS macro? 🔍 Question: Which of the following are key components of a SAS macro? A) %IF statement and %DO loop B) PROC SQL and DATA step C) PROC MEANS and PROC FREQ D) ARRAY statement and MERGE statement 🔧 Think you know the answer? Share your choice in the comments and test your SAS expertise! 💡 #SAS #DataScience #Quiz #SASMacros #StatisticalProgramming #sasdeveloper

Custom steps - one of the most powerful features of SAS Studio that allows you to create your own unique transformations for data pipelines and do so with a point and click designer. And yes, you can code logic of transformation in SAS or Python! Interested? Take a look at this short, but in-depth getting started video from Stacey Syphus! 👇

In my latest SAS Communities library article, Manipulating Data in Base SAS® Part 4 - Lookup, I demonstrate various SAS lookup techniques. Techniques include DATA step MERGE, hash objects, custom formats, as well as PROC SQL and FedSQL joins. I assess the performance impact of each technique when using small, medium, and large lookup tables. Check it out at: https://bit.ly/3AhogIQ.

🚀 Enhance Your Data Manipulation Skills with SAS: CEIL and FLOOR Functions 🚀 Are you making the most out of SAS for your data manipulation tasks? Here’s a quick overview of two powerful functions that can help you manage numerical data efficiently: CEIL and FLOOR CEIL Function The `CEIL` function in SAS is used to round up numeric values to the nearest integer. This can be particularly useful when you need to ensure that fractional values are rounded up to the next whole number. For example: sas rounded_up_value = CEIL(3.14); In this example, rounded_up_value would be 4, as CEIL rounds 3.14 up to the nearest integer. FLOOR Function: The FLOOR function, on the other hand, rounds down numeric values to the nearest integer. This is handy when you need to truncate values to ensure they are always rounded down. For example: sas rounded_down_value = FLOOR(3.14); Here rounded_down_value` would be 3, as FLOOR rounds 3.14 down to the nearest integer. Both functions are incredibly useful for data binning, categorization, and ensuring your numeric values fit specific criteria. Incorporating these functions into your SAS programming toolkit can significantly streamline your data processing and analysis workflows. Happy coding! 📊✨ #DataScience #SAS #DataAnalysis

🚀 Struggling with SAS assignments? Get expert tips and take your skills to the next level! Master data manipulation, visualize insights, and simplify your coding with macros. 🌐 Visit www.tutorshive.com for professional SAS assignment help! 📈 📊 #SASHelp #DataAnalysis #TutorsHive #AssignmentTips #DataScienceEssentials #BoostYourSkills

🌟 SAS Knowledge Quiz 📊 Helloo SAS enthusiasts! 🌞 Start your morning with a quick SAS macro quiz! Comment your answers below and let's see who gets it right! 💡💡 Which statement about SAS macro variables is correct? a) System-defined macro variables start with the "sys" prefix, user-defined macro variables start with the prefix "user". b) System-defined macro variables start with the "system" prefix, user-defined macro variables start with the prefix "user". c) System-defined macro variables start with the "sys" prefix, user-defined macro variables should not start with the prefix "sys". d) System and user-defined macro variables both can start with the prefix "sys" but should follow SAS naming rules. Can't wait to hear your answers! Share this quiz with your connections and let's test their SAS knowledge too! 🚀 #SASQuiz #SASMacros #Macros #SASProgramming #SAS #SASDeveloper #StatisticalProgrammer #LinkedInLearning

Two libraries in Sas software 1.Permanent library 2.Temporary library whenever we create data set it will store in temporary library that is work library. If u mention library name into data set it will store into that library that is permanent library. example: Data class; set sashelp.class; run: In above example we will create class dataset.It will be stored into work library which is temporary library. whenever we close the sas session data will be vanish. Data school.class; set sashelp.class; run; In above example we will create class dataset into school library which is permanent library. we will create our own library by using libname statement. permanent library remain as it is even if we close the sas session and reopen it. #sas #base sas #clinical #data analysis

Did you know that SAS Enterprise Guide can now integrate with SAS Viya 4.0? Learn from Wilbram Hazejager on how the very popular SAS desktop product can be continued to be used with a SAS Viya 4.0 server environment. Watch the demo (in the SAS Viya Release Highlights show) - using Project Maintenance to change the server association will make it easy and be well-received! #SASviya #SAS #SASusers #analytics #data #AI https://lnkd.in/gBcRmyCY