I have a unique situation, I have 2 tables, one is getting created dynamically and the other is the table I want to insert my data into. My problem is the dynamic table one time might only I have 10 fields and the next time it could have 20 fields. I want to be able to just add the record with blank or nulls in the fields where I do not have in my dynamic table. Can this be done automatically?
INSERT INTO TableA
SELECT *
FROM TableB
My thoughts were I could just to a SELECT *, but then I get the error about missing fields.
Why use INSERT? Why not just use PROC APPEND.
proc append base=a data=b force;
run;
Why use INSERT? Why not just use PROC APPEND.
proc append base=a data=b force;
run;
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