I want to convert below Oracle sql code into SAS sql code, how to proceed?
create or replace
PROCEDURE AUTO_PRM_INDICATION_VEH_CTGRY
(
START_YEAR IN NUMBER
, END_YAER IN NUMBER
) AS
SOURCE_SYSTEM VARCHAR(500) := '(2,3,4,14,15)';
POLICY_TYPE VARCHAR(500):= '(1,15)';
BEGIN
--STEP1: GET COVERAGE INFO
--DELETE IF TABLE EXIST
DELOBJECT ('tcoverages_summary','TABLE');
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ('create table tcoverages_summary as
SELECT /*+ PARALLEL */
T1.POLICY_TYPE_SK,
T1.source_system_sk,
T2.ACTUAL_DT,
EXTRACT(YEAR FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT) as YEAR_CT,
EXTRACT(MONTH FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT) as MONTH_CT,
T1.INTCOV_SK,
T1.policy_sk,
T1.item_attribute_sk,
T1.EARNED_XPSR_AM,
T1.WRITTEN_XPSR_AM,
T1.MTD_WRITTEN_PRM_AM,
T1.EARNED_PRM_AM,
T3.VEHICLE_CATEGORY_TX
FROM TCOVERAGES_SUMMARY@MISP.AIG.COM T1
LEFT JOIN
Tdate@MISP.AIG.COM T2
on
(T1.MONTH_SK = T2.DATE_SK)
LEFT JOIN
TVEHICLE@MISP.AIG.COM T3
on
(T1.ITEM_SK = T3.VEHICLE_SK)
WHERE T1.POLICY_TYPE_SK IN '|| POLICY_TYPE ||' and
T1.source_system_sk NOT IN '|| SOURCE_SYSTEM ||' AND
T1.SNAPSHOT_TYPE_IN = 0 AND
EXTRACT(YEAR FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT)>= '||START_YEAR||' AND
EXTRACT(YEAR FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT)<= '||END_YAER||'');
Sorry, by what do you mean convert this, that code creates a procedure - these are not available outside the database. At a brief glimpse over the code you appear to be using a fair bit which is database specific - for example the function extract(), not sure what that does. Also some questions, where do the from tables exist, will it still be the database, if so then you either need to libname to them, or use pass-through. Also, can this not be done on the database and a view created, so that for SAS its just a select * from xyz?
proc sql; create table WANT as SELECT T1.POLICY_TYPE_SK, T1.source_system_sk, T2.ACTUAL_DT, EXTRACT(YEAR FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT) as YEAR_CT, <- change EXTRACT(MONTH FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT) as MONTH_CT, <- change T1.INTCOV_SK, T1.policy_sk, T1.item_attribute_sk, T1.EARNED_XPSR_AM, T1.WRITTEN_XPSR_AM, T1.MTD_WRITTEN_PRM_AM, T1.EARNED_PRM_AM, T3.VEHICLE_CATEGORY_TX FROM TCOVERAGES_SUMMARY@MISP.AIG.COM T1 <- where are the tables going to reside? LEFT JOIN Tdate@MISP.AIG.COM T2 on (T1.MONTH_SK = T2.DATE_SK) LEFT JOIN TVEHICLE@MISP.AIG.COM T3 on (T1.ITEM_SK = T3.VEHICLE_SK) WHERE T1.POLICY_TYPE_SK IN '|| POLICY_TYPE ||' and <- are these text strings of cuntion parameters? T1.source_system_sk NOT IN '|| SOURCE_SYSTEM ||' AND T1.SNAPSHOT_TYPE_IN = 0 AND EXTRACT(YEAR FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT)>= '||START_YEAR||' AND EXTRACT(YEAR FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT)<= '||END_YAER||''); <- appears to be a typo quit;
Sorry, by what do you mean convert this, that code creates a procedure - these are not available outside the database. At a brief glimpse over the code you appear to be using a fair bit which is database specific - for example the function extract(), not sure what that does. Also some questions, where do the from tables exist, will it still be the database, if so then you either need to libname to them, or use pass-through. Also, can this not be done on the database and a view created, so that for SAS its just a select * from xyz?
proc sql; create table WANT as SELECT T1.POLICY_TYPE_SK, T1.source_system_sk, T2.ACTUAL_DT, EXTRACT(YEAR FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT) as YEAR_CT, <- change EXTRACT(MONTH FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT) as MONTH_CT, <- change T1.INTCOV_SK, T1.policy_sk, T1.item_attribute_sk, T1.EARNED_XPSR_AM, T1.WRITTEN_XPSR_AM, T1.MTD_WRITTEN_PRM_AM, T1.EARNED_PRM_AM, T3.VEHICLE_CATEGORY_TX FROM TCOVERAGES_SUMMARY@MISP.AIG.COM T1 <- where are the tables going to reside? LEFT JOIN Tdate@MISP.AIG.COM T2 on (T1.MONTH_SK = T2.DATE_SK) LEFT JOIN TVEHICLE@MISP.AIG.COM T3 on (T1.ITEM_SK = T3.VEHICLE_SK) WHERE T1.POLICY_TYPE_SK IN '|| POLICY_TYPE ||' and <- are these text strings of cuntion parameters? T1.source_system_sk NOT IN '|| SOURCE_SYSTEM ||' AND T1.SNAPSHOT_TYPE_IN = 0 AND EXTRACT(YEAR FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT)>= '||START_YEAR||' AND EXTRACT(YEAR FROM T2.ACTUAL_DT)<= '||END_YAER||''); <- appears to be a typo quit;
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