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jffeudo86
Quartz | Level 8

Hi,

 

How can I use a WITH statement in SAS, or is it possible?  Code below returns "Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order." highlighting the "WITH" .  What do I need to do if it's possible?  Or is it just an Oracle statement?

 

WITH test
AS (SELECT * FROM xx (OBS=10))
SELECT test.*;

 

 

Thanks!

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tsap
Pyrite | Level 9

That logic will not work as it is written currently when attempted in SAS.

 

The logic in SAS will need to look like this:

PROC SQL;
CREATE TABLE Test AS
	(SELECT * from InsertTableName (obs=10));
QUIT;

Hope this helps.

jffeudo86
Quartz | Level 8
Thank you for your reply @tsap. I'm interested in using "WITH", not creating a table.
tsap
Pyrite | Level 9

I guess my question is the function of the 'WITH' that you are interested in using. If your intention is printing the 10 observations from that table and not creating a table, then you would make a small modification to the SQL logic I supplied earlier.

PROC SQL;
	(SELECT * from InsertTableName (obs=10));
QUIT;

This will not create a table. It will just print the details from 10 observations on the table specified.

jffeudo86
Quartz | Level 8
Sorry if my question was not clear. A solution has been accepted and a link was posted.

Thank you!

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