Answer Posted / richa

The PROC SQL step does not require a RUN statement. PROC
SQL executes each query automatically. If you use a RUN
statement with a PROC SQL step, SAS ignores the RUN
statement, executes the statements as usual, and generates
the note shown below in the SAS log:

NOTE: PROC SQL statements are executed immediately;
The RUN statement has no effect.

As per SAS certification guide.

List out some key concept of SAS

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what is star schema? : Sas-di

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: and & modifiers.

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How do you test for missing values?

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What’s the difference between var b1 – b3 and var b1 — b3?

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Explain the difference between informat and format with an example.

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How we can create SAS USER DEFINED CODE?

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Hi, If anyone has base SAS certification dumps, please share.

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which date functions advances a date time or date/time value by a given interval? : Sas programming

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What is the role of unrestrictive users? : sas-grid-administration

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what is program data vector? : Sas-administrator

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What does proc print, and proc contents are used for?

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What are the special input delimiters used in SAS?

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