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1. #Sas jmp is doing bivariate how to#
2. #Sas jmp is doing bivariate driver#
3. #Sas jmp is doing bivariate portable#

Once your data are in MDB format, you can read them into SAS. You may have issues in transferring dates and times, and for those issues instead ask your question not here but at the free forums at.

#Sas jmp is doing bivariate portable#

I have written SAS/AF production applications, and I prefer using MDB (Microsoft Access) as the portable format for transferring data in Windows (either to or from SAS applications). With a SAS Server, which allows JMP to access any datasets that the SAS Server can. Note: Opening a SAS dataset directly is different from connecting to a SAS dataset through integration

#Sas jmp is doing bivariate driver#

The list below gives the file types you can import into JMP. jmp file, you can import it and save it as a JMPĭata table. If you have data that exists in a format other than a. The following information is from chapter 2, page 13, and provides my first recommended solution, MDB: Your question has multiple answers, and I am providing two recommended options.įirst, I looked at the JMP version 9 documentation (see  and, for all the documentation, ). These frameworks means that there are now multiple ways to achieve results, and I have (as a heuristic) said that many times there are at least five ways to do accomplish what you are wanting to do in SAS, the differences being in what products you have licensed and in what solutions offer better performance. NET, though of course SAS must run on an operating system and many (maybe most) SAS installations run on Windows. I view that standardization similar to what Microsoft did with the introduction of. The SAS version 6 framework was the main standardization effort on which SAS has built many derivative products, including industry-specific solutions. SAS provided business intelligence and predictive analytics across many platforms, and with the release of version 6 (back in the 1980s), SAS was a leader in moving data across platforms (such as Windows, Unix, and Mainframe). Enterprise Guide provides a GUI interface similar to the Microsoft SQL Server BI stack, and has similar functionality to SSIS. I don't know many people using this software, since most users I know prefer either display manager (the classic Base SAS) or have migrated to Enterprise Guide (usually version 4 or higher).

JMP (for those who don't know) is the SAS spreadsheet-like standalone software.

(All links are current as of December 20, 2008.) These forums are frequently read (and easily searchable), so I believe spending time on a more comprehensive answer will help people with similar SAS and SSIS issues in the future. I recently have earned MCT credentials in the Microsoft world. I have been a SAS user since 1991, and have presented at many SAS technical conferences. I will answer your question, and provide more contextual information about SAS (for those who have not used it).

#Sas jmp is doing bivariate how to#

I have no idea how to go about doing this. I want to create an SSIS package to take snapshots of our database at regular intervals and export the data directly into a SAS JMP File. Has anyone out there worked on a project to export data from a SQL Server Database into the SAS JMP file format?