I want to resolve in one join what actually requires a secondary data step.
In my understanding I cannot use the exists operator as fedsql on caslibs does not allow for this option.
The following code does what it should but I want the (fedsql) to return only these rows form the left table that do not exist in the second table.
proc cas;
source MPG_toyota;
create table public.sum22{options replace=true as
select a.*, case when b.codopera='' then 0 else 1 end as flagy
from PUBLIC.JS_MTOS_V2AA a left join MKT.OUTYS b
on b.codopera=a.codopera ;
endsource;
fedSQL.execDirect / query=MPG_toyota;
quit;
data public.sum22;
set public.sum22;
where flagy=0;
run;
The documentation seems to clearly say that FEDSQL supports EXISTS.
https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/v_034/fedsqlref/n0j8gspb9heiqgn1rneohxqxx3s3.htm
Is there some place where it is documented that you cannot use it from PROC CAS?
Thank you, I think it's not permitted.
https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/vdmmlcdc/8.11/proc/p03fos5ei9l0opn1vm82gu383g10.htm
I am not a fedSQL user but for such a simple condition, you could use
select * from PUBLIC.JS_MTOS_V2AA
where codopera not in (select codopera from MKT.OUTYS)
No?
Thank you, I had tried it already.
It returns the error:
ERROR: Unsupported operation in FedSQL query: IN/ANY/ALL subquery.
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