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Explore querying, joins, aggregation and data preparation with PROC SQL. Papers offer different ways to reason about row counts, duplicate keys and performance when translating a data task into a query.

387 papers · Showing 281–300

WUSS · 2001WUSS 2001

Clean Your Data with PROC SQL

Ann Olmsted

Source category: Data Warehousing and Database Management

Author collections: Ann Olmsted

SUGI · 2001Paper 061-26SUGI 2001

DATA Step vs. PROC SQL: What's a Neophyte to Do?

Craig Dickstein; Ray Pass

Source category: Conference paper

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Author collections: Craig Dickstein · Ray Pass

SUGI · 2001Paper 104-26SUGI 2001

Merging Tables in DATA Step vs. PROC SQL: Convenience and Efficiency Issues

Gajanan Bhat; Raj Suligavi

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Gajanan Bhat

SUGI · 2001Paper 060-26SUGI 2001

PROC SQL - Is It a Required Tool of Good SAS Programming?

Ian Whitlock

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Ian Whitlock

SUGI · 2001Paper 105-26SUGI 2001

Tips for Using PROC SQL to Extract Information from Medical Claims Data Sets

Clayton Wells

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 2001Paper 110-26SUGI 2001

Using the SAS/ACCESS Libname Technology to Get Improvements in Performance and Optimizations in SAS/SQL Queries

Fred Levine

Source category: Conference paper

WUSS · 2000WUSS 2000

Advanced SQL Processing

Dana Rafiee

Source category: Hands-On Workshops

Author collections: Dana Rafiee

WUSS · 2000WUSS 2000

Basic SQL Processing

Dana Rafiee

Source category: Hands-On Workshops

Author collections: Dana Rafiee

WUSS · 2000WUSS 2000

Data Access Between a TSO Mainframe and a Unix-based Oracle Data Warehouse: The SAS Remote SQL Pass-through Method

Dana Zhange; Jay Gravink

Source category: Operating Environments

Author collections: Jay Gravink

WUSS · 2000WUSS 2000

Eenie Meenie Minie Moe – What’s the Fastest Proc from Go to Whoa? Comparing PROC SQL and PROC SUMMARY

Nikki M. Carroll

Source category: Coders’ Corner

Author collections: Nikki M. Carroll

SUGI · 2000Paper 061-25SUGI 2000

Introduction to PROC SQL

Rosalind K. Gusinow

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Rosalind K. Gusinow

SUGI · 2000Paper 006-25SUGI 2000

Notes from the Outer Limits of 4GL RDBMS/SQL: The SAS System to the Rescue

Sigurd W. Hermansen

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Sigurd W. Hermansen

SUGI · 2000Paper 106-25SUGI 2000

Removing Duplicates: PROC SQL Can Help You 'See'

Vicki J. Siemers; Brian F. Nash

Source category: Conference paper

WUSS · 2000WUSS 2000

SQL and Its Applications – Problem Solving Techniques for Everyone

Kirk Paul Lafler

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Kirk Paul Lafler

SUGI · 2000Paper 197-25SUGI 2000

Using the Magical Keyword 'INTO:' in PROC SQL

Thiru Satchi

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Thiru Satchi

SUGI · 1999Paper 089-24SUGI 1999

A Process for Automatically Retrieving Database using ODBC and SAS/ACCESS SQL Procedure Pass-Through Facility

Leiming Li

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 1999Paper 255-24SUGI 1999

A Windowed Application for Efficient Access to Data Warehouse DB2 Data with PROC SQL Pass-Through Facility and Macros

James Yang

Source category: Conference paper

SUGI · 1999Paper 066-24SUGI 1999

An Introduction to PROC SQL

David E. Beam

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: David E. Beam

SUGI · 1999Paper 157-24SUGI 1999

An Introduction to PROC SQL

David E. Beam

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: David E. Beam

SUGI · 1999Paper 220-24SUGI 1999

An SQL List Macro to Retrieve Data from Large SAS/DB2 Databases

Thiru Satchi

Source category: Conference paper

Author collections: Thiru Satchi