This course provides you with the knowledge and skills needed to implement the investigator interface of SAS Social Network Analysis 6.2M4, a component of SAS Fraud Framework. The course addresses the use of eight stored processes for populating the interface, and it provides an understanding of the tasks that must be completed before implementation. This course does not address installing SAS Social Network Analysis Server. Learn how to

• prepare to populate the Social Network Analysis interface
• register and deploy eight interface stored processes
• write stored process programs to populate the Alerts window, Details tab, and Social Network Analysis tab
• create the nodes and links tables used for the social network
• configure the Advanced Search and Alert Disposition windows.

Who should attend Fraud administrators who are responsible for configuring and customizing the interface of SAS Social Network Analysis Formats available Duration
: 14 hours/180 day license

Before attending this course, you should have at least six months of experience writing SAS programs or have completed the course. Some macro experience is preferred.

This course addresses SAS Fraud Framework software.

Discovering SAS Social Network Analysis

• SAS Social Network Analysis overview

Preparing to Populate the User Interface

• tables in SAS Social Network Analysis
• Configuration Manager
• template stored processes
• Web Services

Populating the Alerts Window

• getActionableEntities stored process
• response.ENTITIES
• custom.MEASURES
• formatting
• configuration RDB tables

Populating the Details Tab

• getting started with the Details tab
• getSubAlerts stored process
• getAlertTransactions stored process
• getChartSeries

Populating the Social Network Analysis Tab

• input data
• getSocialNetwork stored process
• populating the Properties pane and Filters pane
• getSocialNetworkNodeDetails stored process
• growSocialNetworkNode stored process

Additional Interface Topics

• Advanced Search window
• Alert Disposition window

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