Answer Posted / virat chary vadla

data joindates;
input empid$ doj date9.;
format doj is8601da.;
cards;
a101 01jan2000
a102 01aug2000
;

/*if retirement time is for 60 yrs then */


data ret_dates;
set joindates;
ret=intnx('year',doj,60,'same');
format ret doj is8601da.;
put 'for the empid--' empid 'retirement date is--' ret;
run;

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