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IntroductionThe SELECT statement is the primary tool of PROC SQL. Using the SELECT statement, you can identify, manipulate, and retrieve columns of data from one or more tables and views. You should already know how to create basic PROC SQL queries by using the SELECT statement and most of its subordinate clauses. To build on your existing skills, this lesson presents a variety of useful query techniques, such as the use of subqueries to subset data. The PROC SQL query shown below illustrates some of the new query techniques that you will learn in this lesson: |
proc sql outobs=20; title 'Job Groups with Average Salary'; title2 '> Company Average'; select jobcode, avg(salary) as AvgSalary format=dollar11.2, count(*) as Count from sasuser.payrollmaster group by jobcode having avg(salary) > (select avg(salary) from sasuser.payrollmaster) order by avgsalary desc; |
Job Groups with Average Salary |
> Company Average |
JobCode | AvgSalary | Count |
PT3 | $154,706.50 | 2 |
PT2 | $122,253.40 | 10 |
PT1 | $95,071.13 | 8 |
NA2 | $73,336.00 | 3 |
ME3 | $59,374.86 | 7 |
NA1 | $58,845.00 | 5 |
TA3 | $55,551.42 | 12 |
Time to CompleteThis lesson contains pages and takes approximately 3 hours to complete. |
ObjectivesIn this lesson, you learn to
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PrerequisitesBefore taking this lesson, you should complete the following lessons:
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