what is the SAS/ACCESS and SAS/CONNECT?
Answer Posted / anantha raman
SAS/Connect is a remote connection tool from SAS that allows
you to execute SAS on a remote machine from a SAS program in
your localhost or primary server.
SAS/Access permits SAS to be able to tunnel through all
interfaces and be able to run native SQL queries on a set of
databases like Oracle, Teradata, SQL Server, etc. for which
the SAS/Access has been installed.
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