Answer Posted / name is no need

oh....use less felows don't give this much answers how can
a person knows which one is the correct answer,i can see
here more wrong answers than correct answers.i suggest some
of the people who don't know the exact answer better don't
post stupid answers ,why because the persons who are facing
the interview they are in learning stage they can't
differentiate the answers.

data data1; input dt account; format dt date9.; cards; 1745 1230 1756 1120 1788 1130 1767 1240 ; data data2; input startdt enddt total; format startdt date9. enddt date9.; cards; 1657 1834 12300 1557 1758 16800 1789 1789 12300 1788 1345 12383 1899 1899 13250 ; proc sql; create table data3 as select * from data1 as x left join data2 as y on x.dt>=y.startdt and x.dt<=y.enddt; quit; Here, we are getting cartision product. But,I want left join report consisting of this program. It should not get duplicate values. you can modify the program also.

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Give some ways by which you can define the variables to produce the summary report (using proc report)?

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How to limit decimal places for variable using proc means?

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explain about various caches available in data integrator? : Sas-di

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How would you determine the number of missing or nonmissing values in computations?

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what is PhaseIII, ODS, TLG, Macro and Proc in SAS

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why a stop statement is needed for the point= option on a set statement?

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how would you create multiple observations from a single observation? : Sas programming

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what is the difference between infile and input? : Sas-administrator

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what is metadata? : Sas-bi

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Explain why double trailing @@ is used in input statement?

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Describe the ways in which you can create macro variables? : sas-macro

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What is connection profile? : sas-grid-administration

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Hello, I have PROC SQLs results group by 3 fields and I use SUM and COUNT functions in SQL. The problem is when I try to display my result with PROC TABULATE. I am getting very big numbers. I believe I make a mistake some where in Tabulate. Here is my Proc Tabulate. PROC TABULATE DATA=OUT04_05 FORMAT=12.; CLASS YR CENTRE VISA / PRELOADFMT EXCLUSIVE; VAR NEWUSER FRAUD TRANSFER AUTUSER REISSUE; TABLE CENTRE ALL, (YR ALL)*VISA, (NEWUSER*F=COMMA12. AUTUSER*F=COMMA12. FRAUD*F=COMMA12. TRANSFER*F=COMMA12. REISSUE*F=COMMA12.) / MISSTEXT={LABEL='0'} PRINTMISS RTS=20; FORMAT VISA VISAFMT.; KEYLABEL SUM = ' ' ALL = 'TOTAL'; LABEL YR = 'DATE YEAR' NEWUSER = 'TOTAL NEW ACCT' TRANSFER = 'TOTAL TRANSFER' FRAUD = 'TOTAL FRAUD TRANSFER' AUTUSER = 'TOTAL AUTH USERS' REISSUE = 'TOTAL REISSUE'; When I code it like : NEWUSER*N*F=COMMA12. AUTUSER*N*F=COMMA12. I get same amount numbers but to find a NEWUSER I use COUNT(*) and to find AUTUSER I use SUM(xxxx) function so both result shouldn’t be the same my problem is in this point. Could you tell me where the problem in code is. How can I display my result? TX.

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for what purpose would you use the retain statement? : Sas programming

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