Over 30 Attend GVSUG Meeting

Over 30 GVSUG Members attended the Spring 2005 GVSUG meeting. In addition to playing “GVSUG Hold ’Em” (don’t ask), those in attendance also participated in some lively networking sessions, enjoyed some fine refreshments, and heard four talks:

1. “Contrasting programming techniques for summarizing voluminous SAS output using the SAS Output Delivery System (ODS) (PROC FREQ as an example)” by Stuart Long, Westat
2. “Where to Get SAS® Help When the Local Goo-Roo Is Out” by Earl Westerlund, University of Rochester
3. “Macros that do Windows, Data and other tricks” by Michael E. Tomb, Informatica ECS, Inc.
4. “Univariate Outlier Detection Using a Macro based on the IML Routines LTS and LMS” by John Hixon, Eastman Kodak Company

Hixon’s talk is available in the Member’s Only section of the GVSUG website. Long’s talk (.pdf) is available at the SUGI 30 Proceedings website; and the other talks will be made available as soon as possible.