Hi,
I have the following two tables and I want to get the rows from both tables where the key does not match using PROC SQL.
Data Company;
input Deptid name$10. ;
datalines;
101 ram
102 dam
103 fff
104 ggg
105 sss
106 aaa
;
run;
proc print data=company;run;
Data Dept;
input Deptid noe;
datalines;
101 100
103 30
201 200
301 20
;
run;
Desired output:
Deptid Name Noe
102 dam
104 ggg
105 sss
106 aaa
201 200
301 20
Please share your thoughts.
Have a read of the following link. I consider this quite helpful information.
SAS(R) 9.2 SQL Procedure User's Guide
As a variation of "Producing Rows from the First Query or the Second Query" below code should do:
proc sql;
create table want as
select * from Company
where Deptid not in (select Deptid from Dept)
outer union corr
select * from Dept
where Deptid not in (select Deptid from Company)
;
quit;
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