Answer Posted / chiranjeevi

proc means:
When ever we are using the proc means procedure by default
it's displaying the results in output window.
syntax:proc means data=<dataset name>;
output out=<newdataset name>;
run;

proc summary:
proc summary doesnt generate an output, if you want an
output, you include and specify the print option.
syntax:proc summary data=<datasetname> print;
output out=<newdatasetname>;
run;

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