It takes all kinds of minds on a team – people with diverse backgrounds and skill levels – to do amazing things. If you are looking to join a team, let’s find you a group. Or maybe your team needs more hackers.  If so,  please follow these steps:   STEP 1. Reply to this post with your search criteria. Include the follow details: “I’m looking for a team.” or “I’m looking for a team member.”   Track name Skills Your LinkedIn and/or GitHub profile (if applicable)   Here’s an example: Interest: I’m looking for a team Track: Energy Skills: SAS Viya Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-brown-47425316/   STEP 2. Create your replies following this order to maintain consistency in the thread.   STEP 3. Contact a potential new teammate using the SAS Support Communities' private messaging feature to discuss if a team or member is a good fit.    STEP 4. You need to be a member of a team in order to officially register for the SAS Hackathon.   STEP 5: If you have any edits to your team after you Register, send an email to sashackathon@sas.com. The Event Team needs to know about any changes to your team and members. Also, don’t forget to update your team profile on the SAS Hacker's Hub.   Happy hacking!   ... View more

I want to filter the data based on a where statement. The code is quite simple. data sample; set total; where var = 1; run; However, I got the wrong message ERROR: WHERE clause operator requires compatible variables. I check var is numeric variable Please help me figure out this issue. Thanks ... View more

Hi experts,   SAS Viya LTS 2024.09 on OCP.   When setting up CAS Disk Cache according to https://go.documentation.sas.com/doc/en/itopscdc/v_064/dplyml0phy0dkr/n08u2yg8tdkb4jn18u8zsi6yfv3d.htm?fromDefault=#p0wtwirnp4uayln19psyon1rkkr9 does the storage need to be BLOCK based or FILESYSTEM based (there is an option to choose between the two when creating the PVC)? Does it matter to SAS Viya?   I think it needs a FILESYSTEM type as there is a note on that page that says " Make sure the volume is formatted with an xfs or ext4 file system and is mounted by the VM."    Is this a correct understanding?   ... View more

This post provides an overview of how to utilize the location-based features within the SAS Customer Intelligence 360 mobile SDK to support and execute location-based marketing strategies. The SAS Customer Intelligence 360 mobile SDK uses beacons and geo-fencing capabilities to determine if a customer has entered or exited specific geographic locations. This information can then be used to trigger marketing tasks such as a Mobile Push Notification or an email to the customer. For example, if a customer enters a specific location close to a retail store a push notification could be triggered inviting the customer to enter the application and see if there are any ongoing promotions. ... View more

Good morning. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am using the SAS examples from other questions but can't seem to get either to work. It may not be the best approach so I'm open to any help.    I have a standard start date and a numeric time (in two separate fields) and a standard end date and numeric time (in two separate fields). I need to find the number of hours between the two-it could be a start date with a return date a day or two later-it may not always be the same date.   On attempt one I only get missing results, on attempt two I get a conversion like 1405 = 14:05   I have a feeling there's a simple solution, but I can't seem to work it out.   Thank you very much.   Attempt one: trip_time_standard = hms(input(substr(trip_time, 1, 2), best.), input(substr(trip_time, 3, 2), best.), 0); I get all missing results. Attempt two: data court_19; set court_18; trip_time_test = trip_time; trip_return_time_test = trip_return_time; t = input(trip_time, best.); trip_time_DT = hms(int(t/100), mod(t,100), 0); t = input(trip_return_time, best.); trip_return_time_DT = hms(int(t/100), mod(t,100), 0); format trip_time_DT trip_return_time_DT hhmm5.; run; reference_date idnum trip_date TRIP_TIME trip_return_date TRIP_RETURN_TIME trip_time_test trip_return_time_test t trip_time_DT trip_return_time_DT 1/1/2018 636 7/11/2009 1416 7/11/2009 1950 1416 1950 1950 14:16 19:50 2/1/2018 636 7/11/2009 1416 7/11/2009 1950 1416 1950 1950 14:16 19:50 3/1/2018 636 7/11/2009 1416 7/11/2009 1950 1416 1950 1950 14:16 19:50 4/1/2018 636 7/11/2009 1416 7/11/2009 1950 1416 1950 1950 14:16 19:50 5/1/2018 636 7/11/2009 1416 7/11/2009 1950 1416 1950 1950 14:16 19:50 6/1/2018 636 7/11/2009 1416 7/11/2009 1950 1416 1950 1950 14:16 19:50 7/1/2018 636 7/11/2009 1416 7/11/2009 1950 1416 1950 1950 14:16 19:50 8/1/2018 636 7/11/2009 1416 7/11/2009 1950 1416 1950 1950 14:16 19:50 9/1/2018 636 7/11/2009 1416 7/11/2009 1950 1416 1950 1950 14:16 19:50 ... View more