Thanks
You can use the code window ({i} above your post) to put code into the post, easier than attaching things. I tend to sub-query things before doing sums and other things, makes it easier to read:
proc sql; create table WORK.CUSTOMER as select count(distinct CUSTOMERID) as RES from (select * from ORION.CUSTOMER where customerid ="0"); quit;
Hi,
To note for future, its not a great idea to totally remove the original question. It means anyone searching on a simliar problem will be presented with no information and unjointed posts. Also a good idea to mark any posts which help correct, so they can be seen in reference to the oroginal quesiton.
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