The ODS Report Writing capabilities provide granular access to building reports and tables that are data driven.  See this paper for examples and also the SAS documentation.   It may be more than you need, but using these techniques you can create very customized PDF output that has the content you want. ... View more

This workshop was offered in 2023. I don't know if the specific data set is readily available, but exercises like this tend to use the HMEQ data set that is provided in the SAMPSIO library that is included with SAS Viya. ... View more

The Time Series Forecasting Tool is an old user interface that's surfaced in SAS windowing environment (SAS.exe on your desktop).     Modern versions of the same (and more) capabilities are in Forecast Studio (a solution that runs on the SAS 9.4 platform) and SAS Visual Forecasting (in SAS Viya).   SAS Enterprise Guide has tasks for several ETS procedures, but not a project-driven interface dedicated to forecasting/time series.   ... View more

If your API uses OAuth2 style tokens, you can use the special oath_bearer= option on PROC HTTP with your token. It's basically shorthand for "Authorization: Bearer your-oauth-token" in the HTTP header.   Ex: proc http url= "your-api-call" method="GET" out=resp oauth_bearer="&access_token"; run;   For other token styles that use HTTP headers, use the HEADERS statement in PROC HTTP. It uses a name-value pair syntax like this:   proc http url="https://your-api-query" method="GET" out=resp ; headers "Authorization"="Bearer &authtoken." "session-key"="&sessionkey." ; run;   ... View more

Done.   Note: We discourage members from posting sensitive/proprietary information on this public forum, even if the intent is to remove it later. That disrupts the content of course, and as you know most members can edit their own posts only for a limited time after publishing them. ... View more

Since I work for SAS I'm probably a bit biased here, but here are my thoughts based on working as a software developer (in many technologies) over the years.   Domain knowledge is paramount, and experience with applying that domain knowledge in technology (code-based, in this case) is important. If the candidate has strong Python or R experience, that's great --they can easily translate that to SAS capabilities. But it needs to be clear that "in this job, we use SAS", and no fair pining for a syntax or library that you're already comfortable with. All of the features and capabilities are there in SAS too, but you do have to invest some time in getting to know where they are.   In SAS Viya, you can actually leverage Python knowledge in the system -- but again, that's not necessarily an invitation to lean on a familiar Python package when SAS is your standard. However, it may help with the learning process. ... View more

Excellent! No, I have not updated the templates. But good news, the same processes and templates still work for building tasks.   By chance, I had to fire up Visual Studio the other day to rebuild/service a task I created a long time ago so that it works with EG 8.6.  All smooth! ... View more

This project might be of interest: GitHub - zjph602xtc/mixture-cure-model: This is a fork of Pierre JOLY's mixture cure model SAS macro, which is publicly available.   It contains thorough documentation so you can evaluate.  ... View more

Hi @BruceBrad - no, there is no Undo with this feature. So my advice is to use it only on temp data (for experimenting) or in a situation where you need to make a permanent change.   Since there is no code generated as part of this operation, it's not repeatable in the same way a code step or task step would be in your flow. ... View more

@EyalGonen Thanks for the idea. We'll look into it.    In the meantime you can see a list of all of the ideas you submitted here: https://communities.sas.com/t5/custom/page/page-id/activity-hub-tbl?board=product-suggestions&author=EyalGonen   ... View more

Hi @EyalGonen , I am not aware of a SAS option to enforce this. Most mail senders (and ISPs that process email) will have a variety of checks to guard against spoofing. So even if you change the FROM to be "mickey@disneyworld.com", the deliverability of that email may be at risk because it won't pass the rules.   If you omit FROM=, then the  SENDER= value will be used as the "From" address. If you omit SENDER=, then the sender is the address associated with the account running the SAS process. SENDER and FROM (and REPLYTO) can be different, and that's not uncommon. ... View more

I have several examples on my GitHub account, shared when I wrote a book about this topic. Here's one example:   https://github.com/cjdinger/SasRunningTotals   You can probably use VS Code for this with the .NET SDKs, but I've only ever used Visual Studio. You don't actually need a lot of code to make this work, especially for a simple task. But it takes some time to get familiar with the framework.   I'd recommend my book but I think it's out of print. I can offer this video demo though: Creating custom tasks for SAS Enterprise Guide  ... View more