How to use Truncated String Comparison Operators In Proc SQL?

How to use Truncated String Comparison Operators In Proc SQL?

The dataset can use the Truncated String Comparison Operators (such as =:, >:, and <=:) for truncated string comparisons. However, you find that the Colon operator is not available in PROC SQL. In Proc SQL, you can use the Truncated String Operators such as EQT, GTT, LTT, GET, LET and NET.

K-Means Clustering in SAS: an easy step-by-step guide

K-Means Clustering in SAS: an easy step-by-step guide

Cluster analysis is a type of multivariate data mining that groups items (like products, respondents, or other entities) based on characteristics or attributes chosen by the user.
It is the first and most crucial step in data mining. It is a common way to look at statistical data and is used in many different areas, such as data compression, machine learning, pattern recognition, and finding information.

IFC and IFN Functions in SAS

IFC and IFN Functions in SAS

When an expression is evaluated using IFC and IFN functions, a true or false value is returned based on the condition. IFC…

Select Statement in SAS

Select Statement in SAS

The Select statement in SAS allows you to execute statements conditionally based on the value of a single categorical variable. In most…