Answer / santosh

as per my understanding this is the solution
without renaming the variables the only way is to do using
proc sql;
select a.age,b.age from a,b;
quit;

Answer / presha badiyani

use rename option

Data a1;
input A $20 @50 age;

Data b1;
input x b age;

Data c;
set a1 b1(rename age=b1_age);
If age = b1_age;
run;

Answer / poojavaibhav

Deepak please explain the word functionality in detail.

But if i have to answer above question then i think if you have var that have same name in different dataset and you want to use them both then rename one of the variable and apply condition..

thanks.

Answer / alok karan

Data a1;
input y age;

Data b1;
input x age;

Data c;
set a1 b1(drop=age);
run; 

Answer / kush

proc sql;
select Variable_name
from Variable_name.DataSet_name;
run;

Answer / nbohr02

Use a two level name.

Data a1;
input A $20 @50 age;

Data b1;
input x b age;

Data c
If a1.age = b1.age;

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