Afterward, revisit the above sign-in page and sign in with the user ID and password of your newly created SAS profile. Then follow the instructions presented to create a profile and register it for SAS OnDemand (that process is demonstrated in the video "Register and Log in to SAS OnDemand for Academics," found near the top of this Getting Started page). If you do not yet have a SAS "profile", click the Don't have a SAS Profile? link.To access SAS OnDemand, begin by visiting the SAS OnDemand sign-in page in your web browser. To be able to access SAS OnDemand, you must have a SAS "profile", which can be easily created (at no cost), as described below. (If you have "traditional" SAS installed on a PC, you should also have SAS Studio installed and can launch it from the Start menu, if you wish to try it out.) Getting Started It has the usual SAS editor, log, and results in windows, plus it offers some extra facilities and features that are very handy. SAS OnDemand uses SAS Studio, which is similar to the traditional SAS programming environment.
If desired, you can run PROC SETINIT in both environments to display the complete list of products that are licensed in each. This brief feature comparison chart compares SAS OnDemand with "traditional" SAS (the SAS Education Analytical Suite). If you create a course in SAS OnDemand (anyone can create a course - see below), these additional products are available for certain platforms ( W – Windows, L – Linux): SAS OnDemand runs "in the cloud" instead of on your local computer. However, it can only be used for non-profit learning and educational purposes and academic research at VCU that is not being published for profit. SAS, Inc., has made available a free version of SAS to Windows, Mac, and Linux users, known as SAS OnDemand for Academics, or just "SAS OnDemand".Īlthough free, it is "real" SAS. This tips page contains some tips for migrating from SAS University Edition to SAS On Demand. However, as of May 1, 2021, that product is no longer available from SAS. had previously made available another free version of SAS, known as SAS University Edition.
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