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Alpha version jenner analytics windows binary calling python using ultraedit proof of concept

Roger DeAngelis_21630

I believe 'proc python' is supported on the web version.

Too long to pst, see github
https://github.com/rogerjdeangelis/jnr-alpha-version-jenner-analytics-windows-binary-calling-python-using-ultraedit-proof-of-concept

Example: select mean age, height and weight from sashelp.class by sex

Very early version of windows binary jenner analytics
Jenner v1.5.46 (build v1.5.46+0dff9f1347.20260806T035922Z.x86_64-pc-windows-msvc)

This can be streamlined using Javascript, but I would rather wait for proc python.
Proc R tomorrow?

It is very easy to do a complete backup of UltraEdit. I had to restore a couple of times because I messed up
mappings. Advanced>backup settings

1 Preparation
2 Jenner (select mean age, height and weight from sashelp.class by sex)
3 Python (exact same as proc sql using sqlite)