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I’m reading a description for some requirements and it says SAS, and it seems to be related to sql server and potentially access?
I’ve tried searching on it and I’m not really sure what to make of it.
Can someone shed some light as to what this technology might be.
My guess is that is is some sort of scripting language that is used for database transfering?
Is there a website that describes SAS in detail? is it a acronym or what?
thanks for clearing this up!
SAS is quite large and has many different packages. One of these is called SAS/Access, which provides tools for reading/writing to many, many different data sources. The data appears native to SAS so you can write your code in the usual SAS way. The SQL pass-through facility translates the SAS functions and code into the native language of the database.