Using the INTERSECT Set Operator
A Brief Overview
The set operator INTERSECT does
both of the following:
-
selects unique rows that are common to both tables
-
overlays columns
Figure 4.3 INTERSECT Set Operator Relationship
Example: Using the INTERSECT Operator Alone
The INTERSECT operator
compares and overlays columns in the same way as the EXCEPT operator,
by column position instead of column name. However, INTERSECT selects
rows differently and displays in output the unique rows that are common
to both tables.
The following PROC SQL
set operation uses the INTERSECT operator to combine the tables Col1
and Col2.
proc sql; ...
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