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In a typical data step in SAS, the first action is to read observations from the input data set specified by the SET or MERGE statement. This process continues until there are no more observations left in the input data set.

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Which statement does not perform automatic conversions in comparisons?

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Can you use a macro within another macro? If so how would SAS know where the current acro ended and the new one began?

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What are the statements that are executed only?

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6) Explain about below automatic variables a) _N_ b) _ERROR_ c) _CHAR_ d) _NUMERIC_ e) _ALL_ f) FIRST.BY VARIABLE g) LAST.BY VARIABLE h) _NAME_ i) _TYPE_ j) _FREQ_ k) _STAT_ l) _BREAK

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What is Transaction...? And what are Comment, Roll back n Save point..?

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what is SAS ACCESS AND SAS CONNECT ? Give an example and data statements used.

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What are the 3 components in sas programming?

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