I have a table created in SAS with a list of values. I have a secondary table that I caluclated values on based on table 1.
I am wanting to update table 1 with the calculated values from table 2.
I use the following code.
PROC SQL;
update TEST_MAIN
set (value_1) = (select calc1 from CR_CALC)
where FIELD= 'CR';
RUN;
This updated the VALUE_1 field with the data i need.
however, I have multiple fields to update so I used this example:
PROC SQL;
update TEST_MAIN
set (value_1, value2) = (select calc1. calc2 from CR_CALC)
where FIELD= 'CR';
RUN;
I get this error:
_
22
76
ERROR 22-322: Expecting a name.
ERROR 76-322: Syntax error, statement will be ignored.
I'm not sure what the error is. I used this in SQL syntax all the time without issue.
Thank You!
Not sure what flavor of SQL you are used to using but that syntax is not supported in the SQL standard that PROC SQL uses.
Check out the documentation: https://documentation.sas.com/?docsetId=sqlproc&docsetTarget=p0ci36zwxhm1xdn1a943yeczfalk.htm&docset...
PROC SQL;
update TEST_MAIN
set var_1= (select calc1 from CR_CALC)
, var_2 = (select calc2 from CR_CALC)
where FIELD= 'CR'
;
RUN;
Make sure that the subqueries return one and only one value.
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