Example of input data sets and what the result of the join should look like.
Sometimes data step Merge is appropriate instead of SQL join if the existing order of the two sets is important.
@saikiran_nemani wrote:
We have to add a variable called Contractor from WMIS dataset to the existing query and on which join we can perform ?
Provide example data of the input data sets as data step. An Example:
data example; input x $ y z; datalines; abc 123 456 pdq 987.3 333 ; run;
Then a similar step to show what the result should be for the two small example input data sets.
That way we know 1) what the variable names and types are, 2) which data set they come from, 3) order of the data which may be critical if there are no columns to actually "join on".
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