The SELECT clause in
the program is written incorrectly. Columns that are listed in the
clause must be separated by commas, not just blanks.
Correct answer: a
There are two statements,
the PROC SQL statement and the SELECT statement. The SELECT statement
contains three clauses.
Correct answer: b
The SELECT clause lists
the columns from both tables to be queried. You must use a prefix
with the Address column because it appears in both tables. The prefix
specifies the table from which you want the column to be read.
Correct answer: b
The ORDER BY clause specifies how the rows are to be sorted. You follow the keywords ORDER BY by one or more column names or numbers, ...
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