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When did you start using SAS and what was your first SAS conference? (e.g., NESUG89, SUGI11)
Started using SAS in 1975 and my first SUGI was SUGI 3 in Las Vegas.
I've attended every SUGI/SGF since SUGI 3.
What do you use SAS for?
Just about everything ;-).
As a consultant, I spend most of my time helping clients build BI/EBI applications. I mostly help them leverage the reliable BASE SAS Tools in the BI/EBI World.

Check out my blog, Jurassic SAS© in the BI/EBI World: http://hcsbi.blogspot.com

What else about you would be of interest to other SAS Users?
Was Conference Chair at SUGI 11 in Atlanta and am a member of the SAS Global User's Group Executive Board.
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Yes
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Real nameDon Henderson
LocationOlney, Maryland
Websites
Web Site: http://www.hcsbi.com

Blog: http://hcsbi.blogspot.com
LinkedIn Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/donaldjhenderson

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posted 24 days ago
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You might find some use for this: http://listserv.uga.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind1109B&L=sas-l&P=R3067

In effect, it lets you update a format dynamically in a data step. Actually, it lets you create and use new formats during a data step. Might be useful for "infrequently changing" range lookips.

I will ask Rick if there's a way to free the memory used by outdated formats.

posted 259 days ago
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Thanks Don, I found the page containing uncategorized pages, and added categories to several of them. Mostly I just put things into "Jobs" and "Page not used?", which is a new category that I created. My thinking is that if we can give every page some kind of category, then one can visit the uncategorized page from time to time to see if there is anything new that needs to be categorized. I hope that this has been a helpful effort. I welcome your feedback.

Cheers, Mary R.

posted 259 days ago
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Hi Don,

I noticed that you updated the author link on the tip that you have today. Would it be helpful if I updated the author links on some of the other tips (where needed)? I'm often looking for ways to contribute on this site, and am still trying to find my footing.

Cheers, Mary Rosenbloom

posted 368 days ago
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Hi Don, thank you. I will be doing more work on the community especially article creations.

Regards, Murphy

posted 369 days ago
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Thanks Don. That is great! I am honored. Many thanks to you, the sasCommunity.org board and SAS Insitute for having the insights to establish a great medium for sharing resources. As you can see, I like to take full advantage of this wonderful technology to improve my consulting practice.

Thanks, Sunil

posted 383 days ago
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So only the lowest level category is desired?

posted 384 days ago
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I think I've fixed (that is to say: changed the category) for each of the tips that I had commented "Tip Ready".

posted 384 days ago
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Sorry if you are getting this twice, but I don't know the difference between sendX message and Board-to-board.

I apparently misunderstood/misunderstand the process of reviewing tips. I had thought that once three people of identified a tip as being "good" that the last one is supposed to add the "tip ready" comment. If that is not the case, but it should be added as a category, who has the authority to do that?

posted 384 days ago
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I apparently misunderstood/misunderstand the process. I had thought that once three people of identified a tip as being "good" that the last one is supposed to add the "tip ready" comment. If that is not the case, but it should be added as a category, who has the authority to do that?

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posted 531 days ago
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