proc sql;
create table cust_orders(ord_no num(8),purch_amt num(10,2),ord_date num format=yymmdd10.,customer_id num(6),salesman_id num(6));
insert into cust_orders values (70001 , 150.5 , '2012oct05'd , 3005 , 5002);
insert into cust_orders values (70009 , 270.65 , '2012sep10'd , 3001 , 5005);
insert into cust_orders values (70002 , 65.26 , '2012oct05'd , 3002 , 5001);
insert into cust_orders values (70004 , 110.5 , '2012aug17'd , 3009 , 5003);
quit;
The date should be entered like this: 'DDmonYYYY'd
e.g.
'05oct2012'd
You can also simplify you code as follows (by using 1 INSERT INTO statement)
proc sql;
create table cust_orders(ord_no num,purch_amt num, ord_date num format=yymmdd10.,customer_id num,salesman_id num);
insert into cust_orders
values (70001 , 150.5 , '05oct2012'd , 3005 , 5002)
values (70009 , 270.65 , '10sep2012'd , 3001 , 5005)
values (70002 , 65.26 , '05oct2012'd , 3002 , 5001)
values (70004 , 110.5 , '17aug2012'd , 3009 , 5003);
quit;
NB: PROC SQL enables you to specify a column width for character columns but not for numeric columns.
SAS date literals must be in the appearance of something displayed using the SAS DATE. format.
Examples:
Date7.: 'ddMONyy'd
Date9.: 'ddMONyyyy'd
Date11.: 'dd-MON-yyyy'd
@ballardw wrote:
SAS date literals must be in the appearance of something displayed using the SAS DATE. format.
Examples:
Date7.: 'ddMONyy'd
Date9.: 'ddMONyyyy'd
Date11.: 'dd-MON-yyyy'd
Or more accurately something that the DATE **informat** can read.
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