Answer / hsong001

Use the idea of variable list (varlist) wildcard :

e.g.,
proc print data=xxx ;
var A: ;
run ;
This will list all variables start with letter A.

Answer / a

proc print data=;
where name like 'A%';
run;

Answer / ashish

proc print data=datset(obs=5) ;
var s:;
quit;

Answer / henry

proc print data=sashelp.class;
var height weight;
where upcase(substr(name,1,1))='A';
run;

Answer / parbhat517

PROC PRINT DATA = X;
WHERE SUBSTR(NAME,1,1) = 'A';
RUN;

Answer / naveen

proc sql;
select *
from qqq
where name contains "A";
quit;

Answer / sunil chilaka

Dear fndz to print only variables that begin with
the letter "A" we can use

keep=option

Answer / naveen

proc print data=abc;
var name;
where name contains="A";
run;

Enlist the functions performed by sas.

0 Answers  

firstobs and obs are working only option wise,but we are using infile statement with firstobs and obs in a statement wise? so firstobs,obs working at options and statemnts or not?

1 Answers  

For what purpose would you use the RETAIN statement?

0 Answers   Quintiles,

i have a null dataset with 20 variables. i want to upload the variables which contain name like a or k or anything in another dataset.how can we create the dataset?

3 Answers   L&T,

How would you code a merge that will write the matches of both to one data set, the non-matches from the left-most data set to a second data set, and the non-matches of the right-most data set to a third data set.

10 Answers   Accenture,

What is run-group processing?

0 Answers  

Enlist the syntax rules followed in sas statements.

0 Answers  

Why is SAS considered self-documenting?

1 Answers   Quintiles,

In ARRAY processing, what does the DIM function do?

0 Answers  

How to read the file names of a text files from a shared drive using SAS?

1 Answers   HSBC, WNS,

What are TEAEs

2 Answers   Accenture, Quintiles,

Explain what is the use of proc gplot?

0 Answers