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Rahul18
Calcite | Level 5

data AHDMYHIV.CustOrd2

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merge AHDSAS.customer_dim(in=inC) work.order_fact(in=inO);

by customer_id;

if inC=1 and inO=1;

run;

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Rahul18
Calcite | Level 5
Thanks i got it, In is using for contribution at time of merge of different data and at which observation it is not contributing or contributing.
Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

For more about the IN= option, see the article "Where did it come from? Adding the source of each observation to a SAS data set." The article also discusses the INDSNAME= option on the SET statement, which can be a useful option to know about.

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