Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 2009 15:30:14 -0800
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From:         Savian <savian.net@GMAIL.COM>
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Subject:      Re: PC SAS and the Unix
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On Nov 16, 7:21 pm, djrk0...@COMCAST.NET (Doyle Kalumbi) wrote:
> SAS users:=20
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> I am working on the Unix through PC SAS 9.2. I would like output my analysi=
> s results say using proc means=C2=A0 through ODS to my local pc. How do I a=
> ccomplish this?=20
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> Thanks,=20
>
> Doyle.=20

Consider setting up a web server, surface the data/results via web
services. You can then consume them using Excel, Word, PC SAS,
anything that can consume web services. Web services are the easiest
way to handle a lot of interaction since they are technology agnostic.
If you have SAS IntrNet, you can also surface the data that way and
call it.

Look up proc soap for doing SOAP based web services. SAS/IntrNet
provides for REST based services and is fairly easy (IMO) as well.

Alan
http://www.savian.net