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- PROC SQL: Syntax: SQL Procedure - SAS Support
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- The Ultimate Guide To Proc SQL - SASCrunch. com
In this article, we will show you 9 different ways to manipulate and analyze your data using the PROC SQL procedure Comparisons on how to accomplish the same task with base SAS code are also made throughout the article to help demonstrate any efficiencie
- SAS SQL Procedure Users Guide
If a column that you specify in a WHERE clause contains missing values, then a query might provide unexpected results For example, the following query returns all features from the Features table that have a depth of less than 500 feet:
- SAS: How to Use CONTAINS in PROC SQL - Statology
The opposite of the CONTAINS operator in PROC SQL is NOT CONTAINS, which selects rows where some variable in a dataset does not contain a certain string pattern The following code shows how to use the NOT CONTAINS operator to select all rows where the team does not contain ‘avs’ in the name: *select all rows where team does not contain
- PROC SQL Tutorial (20 Examples) - ListenData
The CASE WHEN statement is used in SQL to perform conditional logic and return different values based on specified conditions The END statement is required when using the CASE WHEN statement
- Accessing SAS System Information by Using DICTIONARY Tables :: SAS (R . . .
They retrieve information about all the SAS libraries, SAS data sets, SAS system options, and external files that are associated with the current SAS session For example, the DICTIONARY COLUMNS table contains information such as name, type, length, and format, about all columns in all tables that are known to the current SAS session
- Performing Exploratory Data Analysis with SAS and Python
In this blog, we will try to understand the process of EDA and we will also perform a demo of how to do Exploratory data analysis with SAS and Python
- How to Get Source Code of an SQL View Using Proc SQL
When using Proc SQL to connect to an SQL Server database, is it possible to find the source code SQL script that was used to create a View? I thought an "execute sp_helptext" statement might work If so, I'm not certain of the proper syntax I thought the following would work proc sql; connect to server (user=userid password=password path=database_name); execute sp_helptext vwTable
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