Selecting Columns
Overview
To specify which column(s) to display
in a query, you write a SELECT clause, the first clause in the SELECT
statement. After the keyword SELECT, list one or more column names
and separate the column names with commas. In the SELECT clause, you
can both specify existing columns (columns that are already stored
in a table) and create new columns.
The following SELECT
clause specifies the columns EmpID, JobCode, Salary, and
bonus
. The columns
EmpID, JobCode, and Salary are existing columns. The column named bonus
is a new column.
proc sql; select empid,jobcode,salary, salary*.06 as bonus from sasuser.payrollmaster where salary<32000 order by jobcode;
Creating New Columns
You can create new columns that contain either ...
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