PROC SQL options are
specified in the PROC SQL statement. After you specify an option,
it remains in effect until you change it or you re-invoke PROC SQL.
Correct answer: b
The INOBS= option restricts
the number of rows that PROC SQL takes as input from any single source.
The INOBS= option is similar to the SAS system option OBS= and is
useful for debugging queries on large tables. The OUTOBS= option restricts
the number of rows that PROC SQL displays or writes to a table.
Correct answer: c
After you specify an option, it remains in effect until you change it or you re-invoke PROC SQL. You can use the RESET statement to add, drop, or change PROC SQL options without ...
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