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BrahmanandaRao
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10
data emp;
input Name$ Station Salary;
datalines;
Bob    1      2000  
Steve  2      1750  
Mark   3      2050  
Lisa   4      2200  
Hans   5      2000  
;
run;



proc sql;
select * from emp e1, emp e2
where e1.Salary =e2.Salary and e1.name ne e2.name	;
quit;

/*OR*/
proc sql;
select * from emp 
where salary in (select salary from emp group by salary 
                 having count(*)>1);
quit;

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Patrick
Opal | Level 21

The great thing is that you've got both SQL and the SAS data step which gives you a choice.

For the data step to work the data needs to be sorted by salary.

proc sort data=emp;
  by salary;
run;

data want;
  set emp;
  by salary;
  if not (first.salary and last.salary);
run;

 

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Patrick
Opal | Level 21

The great thing is that you've got both SQL and the SAS data step which gives you a choice.

For the data step to work the data needs to be sorted by salary.

proc sort data=emp;
  by salary;
run;

data want;
  set emp;
  by salary;
  if not (first.salary and last.salary);
run;

 

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