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Are you familiar with special input delimiters? How are they
used?
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Answer / ganesh
dsd and dlm='' are the special delimiters, these are used
in the infile /file statements, this is very flexible to
instructs sas to read and print the datavalues.
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Answer / jahnavi
delimiters are special characters which delimits data values.
dsd and missover are not delimiters.
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Answer / santhi swaroop
DELIMITRS ARE THE SPECIAL CHARACTERS THET HAD BEEN GIVEN
IN THE DATA .
DELIMETERS ARE MOST SENSITIVE.
FOR EX:(, " ') AND MANY MORE.
SYNTAX
DATA SANTHI;
"PATH "DLM=" ," ;
INPUT ID NAME$ AGE SAL;
RUN;
HERE , WAS THE DELIMETER
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