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Overview: Some firms have looked at SAS/Warehouse Administrator and decided to continue developing applications in the traditional way. Why? Reasons include high investment cost, difficulty of incorporating legacy code, and the awkwardness of using terminal emulators when running SAS/Warehouse Administrator on a server located in a ""Glass room"" or other remote location. This paper from SAS illustrates how a data mart is modeled in SAS/Warehouse Administrator, drawing upon a prototype that the author recently created. The example will highlight how conditional processing can be accommodated by CASE expressions.
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