Sas University Edition Mac Users Manual

A few months ago I shared the news about Jupyter notebook support for SAS. If you have SAS for Linux, you can install a free open-source project called sas-kernel and begin running SAS code within your Jupyter notebooks. In my post, I hinted that support for this might be coming in the SAS University Edition. I'm pleased to say that this is one time where my crystal ball actually worked -- Jupyter support has arrived!

(Need to learn more about SAS and Jupyter? Watch this 7-minute video from SAS Global Forum.)

Start coding in the notebook format

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If you download or update your instance of SAS University Edition, you'll be able to point your browser to a slightly different URL and begin running SAS programs in Jupyter. Of course, you can continue to use SAS Studio to learn SAS programming skills. Having trouble deciding which to use? You don't have to choose: you can use both!


If you've started SAS University Edition within Oracle Virtual Box, you can find SAS Studio at its familiar address: http://localhost:10080/. And you can find the Jupyter notebook environment at: http://localhost:18888/. (If you're using VMWare, the URLs are slightly different. Check the documentation.)

Why did SAS add support for Jupyter notebooks? The answer is simple: you asked for it. While we believe that SAS Studio provides a better environment for producing and managing SAS code, Jupyter notebooks are widely used by students and data scientists who want to package their code, results, and documentation in the convenient notebook format. Notebook files (*.ipynb format) are even supported on GitHub, easily shareable and viewable by others.

Now, what are the limitations?

Within SAS University Edition, the Jupyter environment supports only SAS programs. The Jupyter project can support other languages, including Python, Julia, and R (the namesake languages) and dozens of others with published language kernels. However, because of the virtual-machine core of the SAS University Edition, those other languages are not available.

Support for other languages (as well as for the Jupyter console) is available when you use Jupyter in a standalone SAS environment. In fact, the sas_kernel project recently received some exciting updates. You can now host the Jupyter environment on a different machine than your SAS server (although Linux is still the only supported SAS host), and the installation process has been streamlined. See more on the sassoftware GitHub home for the sas_kernel project.

Where can you learn more about Jupyter in SAS University Edition?

Check out the help topics for SAS University Edition, beginning with this one: What is Jupyter Notebook in SAS University Edition?

And if you need help or advice about how to make the best use of SAS University Edition, check out the SAS Analytics U community. There are plenty of experts in the forum who would love to help you learn!

SAS is a set of solutions for enterprise-wide business users and provides a powerful fourth-generation programming language for performing tasks such as these:

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  • business planning, forecasting, and decision support
With Base SAS software as the foundation, you can integrate with SAS many SAS business solutions that enable you to perform large scale business functions. Examples include data warehousing and data mining, human resources management and decision support, and financial management and decision support.

Getting Started

Who Can Use It?

  • Students
  • Faculty
  • Staff
  • Departments

Are There Any Costs?

  • No charge to users
  • Software is centrally funded

How Do I Get It?

  • Download from the Software Centre

How Do I Discontinue It?

  • Yearly licence that must be renewed
  • Expires when you leave Queens

Additional Information

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Software Publisher

  • SAS

Supported Platform / System Requirements

  • Microsoft Windows X64 Windows 7 SP1 (Pro, Ultimate & Enterprise; Windows 8 (Pro, Ultimate & Enterprise); Windows 8.1 Pro

Governing IT Policies

Users of this software are governed by the following policies:

Help & Support

After installation on Windows 10, SAS 9.4 applications are added to start menu:

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Tutorials

Support Level:

Self Help Resources and Information

Issues with obtaining this software should be addressed with the IT Support Centre at 613.533.6666 during business hours or by filling out the Help Form at https://www.queensu.ca/its/helpform/

For support with using SAS contact SAS directly: https://www.sas.com/en_ca/home.html

Sas University Edition Mac Users Manual Download

Last Updated: February 28, 2020