These discussions include considerations for client-workstations, network and database design for decision support applications. Previously, Randy was Program Manager for data warehousing. In this role he worked with end-users to provide feedback into software engineering. He also worked with analysts and industry consultants to articulate SAS Institute's direction in data warehousing. Randy has been with SAS Institute for 14 years and has been programming decision support applications since 1980.
Functions provide access to powerful routines that make our everyday programming life easier.
Many functions have been added to the SAS System since the Version 6 manuals were first published and consequently many functions are under utilized. This brief workshop will introduce and discuss a variety of functions, many of which are only documented in various Technical Reports and online help. Currently two classes are scheduled. There are currently openings for two more students. There are currently openings for eight students.