You are provided with employee’s data of an airline. The company has just gone through a salary review. You have to determine the new salary of eligible employees with their names as per the rules provided
Salary hike rules:
Hi:
What code have you tried? Have you written the code to read the data files into SAS tables? How do you envision processing the data to calculate the new salaries? Using a DATA step program/programs or using SQL? What is the final result of the program? Do you need a report? Or do you need a dataset with the new salaries?
cynthia
Cynthia has valid questions that should be answered to give a more exact answer. Here is pseudo proc sql that should get you going:
proc sql;
create table output as
select
em.name,
s.current_salary,
case
when e.profile = 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 0 and r.rating = 1 then s.current_salary * 1.2
when e.profile = 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 0 and r.rating = 2 then s.current_salary * 1.12
when e.profile = 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 0 and r.rating = 3 then s.current_salary * 1.08
when e.profile != 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 0 and r.rating = 1 then s.current_salary * 1.12
when e.profile != 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 0 and r.rating = 2 then s.current_salary * 1.06
when e.profile != 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 0 and r.rating = 3 then s.current_salary * 1.04
when e.profile = 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 1 and r.rating = 1 then s.current_salary * 1.2 + s.current_salary * .1
when e.profile = 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 1 and r.rating = 2 then s.current_salary * 1.12 + s.current_salary * .1
when e.profile = 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 1 and r.rating = 3 then s.current_salary * 1.08 + s.current_salary * .1
when e.profile != 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 1 and r.rating = 1 then s.current_salary * 1.12 + s.current_salary * .1
when e.profile != 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 1 and r.rating = 2 then s.current_salary * 1.06 + s.current_salary * .1
when e.profile != 'Pilot' and r.promotion = 1 and r.rating = 3 then s.current_salary * 1.04 + s.current_salary * .1
end as new_salary
from
rating r,
employeemaster e,
salary s
where
e.employee_id = s.employee_id
and e.employee_id = r.employee_id;
quit;
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