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Saroj Tripathy
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Hi Moderators,
It will be very helpful if support for SAS related queries is also provided here. Many mainframe developers also work in SAS implemented in a mainframe.  |
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mcmillan
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superk
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I think that, with the amount of information readily available online from SAS, that adding a separate forum is of little benefit. There are relatively few posts that deal with SAS issues on any regular basis, so it doesn't seem to be a major tool for the majority of the forum members.
If a forum member with a proven competency in SAS and/or MICS wanted to step forward and volunteer to Moderate a separate SAS forum, I'd have no problem with one being added. I don't think any forums should be added without first having a knowledgeable Moderator to oversee them. |
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CICS Guy
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dick scherrer
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Would this make our forum SASsy  |
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mcmillan
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| So any volunteer? |
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expat
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| If a forum member with a proven competency in SAS and/or MICS |
Does that blow me out as I use MXG instead of MICS 
I would volunteer, but unfortunately my current site keeps me rather more than fairly busy during the day  and even if I do get a free moment the response times on the net are less than dial up speed. |
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