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How would you code the criteria to restrict the output to be
produced?
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use _null_ in data statemnet when u dont want to create
dataset.to restrict the output to be produced, close the
ods listing destination and this is default destination
and you can also restrict the output using no print option
in some procs such as means,sql,etc...
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Answer / ganesh
In my view use noprint option to restrict the output to be
produce
data g;
input name$ no sal;
datalines;
a 1 2500
b 2 3500
;
proc print data=g noprint;
run;
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Answer / akilan
In Jothi Sankar's answer,
First Choice is correct.
In second choice instead of 'OUT', have to use 'THEN OUTPUT'
Third choice is not correct one.
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Answer / linus
1.obs is one option.
2.in input statement we can restrict the variables we need.
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Answer / sanjeev
proc sql;
select * from sashelp.class;
quit;
gives you an output.
proc sql noprint;
select * from sashelp.class;
quit;
no errors and output is restricted.
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Answer / sumalatha.ch
_null_ this is not give any output.and nowid option.
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Answer / jothi sankar
--> Using VAR can restrict which varibles have to be output
--> Using differnt data sets for each main condition
Eg:
DATA
MyData2
MyData3
MyData4
;
SET MyData1;
if Dept = 'Computer' OUT MyData2;
else if Dept = 'Electronic' OUT MyData3;
else if Dept = 'Chemical' OUT MyData4;
RUN;
--> Using PRINTEM for viewing datas individually
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