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SAS Global Forum 2010Coders\' CornerPaper 0862010Data in Your Inbox? Use it! Douglas Liming, SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC ABSTRACT Using the SAS/ACCESS Interface to ODBC, you can pull valuable information

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What is data in your inbox?

Data in your inbox refers to information or messages that are sent to and stored in your email inbox.

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Anyone who uses email and receives messages in their inbox is required to file data in their inbox.

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What is the purpose of data in your inbox?

The purpose of data in your inbox is to store and organize incoming messages and information for easy access and reference.

What information must be reported on data in your inbox?

Information such as sender's email address, subject line, date and time of receipt, and message content must be reported on data in your inbox.