Sas Enterprise Guide Pdf

[Alexandrie Gallup]

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I use the base SAS quite well but I'm taking the lessons on SAS Enterprise guide. I am at the stage when I have to assign a libary for my work and apparently I can't find that option on the "tools" drop down menu. I am not sure why and will really appreciate any help I can get at this point.

To insert a libname statement, open a code node and type the libname statement into the code node. Make certain in the logic stream that the code node runs before you try to pull data from your library.

I thought I would ask whether your solution was to write a libname statement in the end? As depending on your syntax you may not be using a metadata library which could be inconsistent to the physical tables available in your environment.

If you do not see the Assign Project Library task this could be due to the capability not being available to you via the Roles your profile has been assign too (either directly or via Group membership). Talking to your SAS Administrator and using the SAS Management Console you can see what Enterprise Guide Role your profile has been assigned. If you have an "Enterprise Guide: Advanced" role then the Assign Project Library task is available however the "Enterprise Guide: Analysis" role isn't by default - see screenshot below (click on it for higher resolution) and documentation at

BTW if your role memberships only provide you with access to a subset of the SAS Enterprise Guide capabilities, then you'll see an indication of this on the status bar. If you see "Functions: Restricted" on the status bar in the bottom left hand corner of the SAS Enterprise Guide window then you have a limited set of capabilities. You can click on the link to open a dialog and see which capabilities you do and don't have. If you don't see "Functions: Restricted" on the status bar then it means you have every capability available in SAS Enterprise Guide.

Thanks Michelle I guess I'll talk to a SAS administrator because I am using the SAS Enterprise Guide OnDemand for Academics. I assume perhaps the functions are restricted, I am quite surprised though as this is needed for the SAS training which is being encouraged by SAS itself. I can't use the other options suggested since it seems also those are not available on the Enterprise guide I am using.

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Hello, currently I am using SAS Enterprise Guide 7.15 which is a great editor in itself but I am still missing some key features that I often use in other language editors like pycharm and rstudio. One feature I desperately need is floating/detachable windows for to take advantage of my multi-monitor setup. The enterprise guide version I have is a single window environment and the best it can do is a side by side or stacked layout in the same window but this is not what I am looking for. I usually work with multiple files simultaneously and its really frustrating to go back through editor, log and output, every time I run some code in the editor.

I heard the new 8.1 version has added this feature (Flexible window management) which got me very excited but learned that we cannot update to it using the "Check for updates" option in the current version. To download this version, we have to request an updated SAS Software Depot. I don't know where and how to request this depot. I am using SAS provided by my university and still has 6 months left until renewal. I have to request someone who are handling SAS installations but its a very lengthy process and I don't think they will just do it for one use case.

However, as stated here, there is a standalone installer for Enterprise Guide 8.1 in SAS depot. I just need this one installer. If any of you have the latest SAS depot, can you please share this installer with me. I really appreciate your help.

Have you talked to the SAS support people at your university? Get your fellow SAS users to contact them as well requesting EG 8.1/8.2. With enough demand surely they will see the benefits of getting the latest EG for all students if they haven't done it already.

One day recently, SAS Enterprise Guide 8.3 stopped working. That is, I would select SAS Enterprise Guide 8.3 in the Windows Start menu (as I always did) and nothing happened - no splash/opening screen, nothing. I checked Windows Event Viewer, and it shows the error below.

Our IT group couldn't figure out what's going on (others in my group have no problem running SAS EG). So, they gave me a new laptop and SAS EG was working when I left their office. But working at home (via VPN) a few days later, my new laptop (which still runs base SAS 9.4 OK) won't open SAS EG 8.3. Instead, I see this same error on Windows Event Viewer. I haven't installed anything on the new laptop since I left our IT office last week.

Agree with @AlanC - a crash at this level indicates incomplete/corrupted install, either from components in the app or from a dependency. I recommend that you reinstall from the original SAS software depot.

seguide is crashing, most likely on a dll dependency (my guess). Look at messages before it in the event viewer. Best thing to do is to reinstall. It could be any of a number of issues (security, missing dll, C++ libraries, etc.).

Luckily, my IT support person remembered during SAS Enterprise Guide installation there was a suggestion of installing the 32-bit version of SAS EG (even though I have a 64-bit Windows 10 laptop). She installed that version, and the 32-bit version works! So I'm OK for now.

I had similar issue today ( may be not exactly). After spending several hours troubleshooting because the SAS EG will blink and will not display. I was able to rectify it by partitioning (Windows Key + Left or Right Arrow Key) my desktop to see where SAS EG was hidden. That allowed me to find and expand it.

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In many circumstances, different text files are created with the same formats representing different groups or time periods. When multiple text files are held in a specific location, whether they are on a server, cloud, or desktop computer; importing all of them independently and appending them is time consuming. SAS Enterprise Guide has an ability within the code to import multiple text files from the same location with a common structure and append them simultaneously, given that there is a common naming convention.

SAS Enterprise Guide is a hybrid between the traditional SAS programming language and a visual, point-and-click interface. The software bridges the gap for users not as familiar with base SAS, its programming language, and a more guided infrastructure. Enterprise Guide has code created behind the scenes and it allows users to create and integrate their own code into governed programs already generated by the software.

Enterprise Guide is project based and allows users to store and maintain different types of files. The files are stored in one location and can include imported datasets, codes, queries, notes, analysis, results, and reports. The import wizard within SAS Enterprise Guide allows formats and informats to be recommended and generated, and you can change and amend the format if needed. For example, the [COHORT20111.txt] text file below has a field STUID which SAS recognizes as a numeric field. However, it holds no numerical value.

The import wizard in Enterprise Guide allows you to rapidly change the type of variable from a numeric field and convert it to a string. Once this occurs, the corresponding format and informat changes with the field type.

Enterprise Guide has a solution for importing multiple text files that share common formats and a naming convention. In the following example, a local directory has 30 different files stored with a common naming convention and common format. The files were created by the same source and all fields across the files are the same. These files all have the exact same structure and every field is standardized and has a common format. In order to read and import these independent files into SAS, 30 independent import steps would be created followed by the Append function joining all the data. See the example below.

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