Robust SAS Macro Programming Testing Plans
Do write SAS macros? Have you converted your SAS program to a SAS macro? You can if you have a well written and documented SAS program that is robust, focused and can be used 'easily applied and with minimum effort'.
Like many SAS programmers, you write SAS macros to save time from repeating the same SAS code. This presentation will show a design plan to make SAS macro programs more robust to better handle bad data as well as bad macro calls. The objective is to create SAS macros that enforce automation and standards for high quality results.
SAS Savvy Premium/University Members attend for free but still need to register. Non SAS Savvy Premium Members must pay $65. It's not too late to upgrade today to attend for free.
Computer and phone connections are required. Webinar will be recorded for on-demand viewing.
This training webinar is sponsored by TalentMine.
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