The set operator EXCEPT does
both of the following:
selects unique rows from the first
table (the table specified in the first query) that are not found
in the second table (the table specified in the second query)
overlays columns.
Consider how EXCEPT
works when used alone and with the keywords ALL and CORR.
Using the EXCEPT Operator Alone
Suppose you want to
display the unique rows in table One that are not found in table Two.
The PROC SQL set operation that includes the EXCEPT operator, the
tables One and Two, and the output of the set operation are shown
below:
proc sql; select ...
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