SAX Basic

[drfg2008]

Is SAX Basic no longer supported in IBM-SPSS 22 or higher?

[David Marso]

SAX Basic hasn't been part of SPSS for many years!
I'd say probably since ver 16 or so.
I'm sure Jon will chime in with more specific info.
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drfg2008 wrote

Is SAX Basic no longer supported in IBM-SPSS 22 or higher?

[Jon K Peck]

Basic (no longer called SAX Basic) is available in V22 just as in earlier versions and installed with the main Statistics product.


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Is SAX Basic no longer supported in IBM-SPSS 22 or higher?



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[Jon K Peck]

To clarify this, SAX Basic became WinWrap Basic some time ago, but it is from the same supplier/developer.  Hence the default extension for these files changed from sbs to wwd, although both are recognized.  The About box for the Basic editor now says WinWrap(r) Basic.  That was just a change in the supplier organization, and many people still refer to it as SAX Basic.  Functionally there have been some small changes, particularly in the area of locale sensitivity and Unicode.

The default choice between Basic and Python scripting and autoscripting on Windows is set via Edit > Options > Scripts (except for David Marso where the  Python scripting choice is disabled :-))


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SAX Basic hasn't been part of SPSS for many years!
I'd say probably since ver 16 or so.
I'm sure Jon will chime in with more specific info.
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drfg2008 wrote
> Is SAX Basic no longer supported in IBM-SPSS 22 or higher?





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