The CREATE TABLE statement
enables you to store your results in a SAS table instead of displaying
the query results as a report.
Correct answer: b
The CREATE TABLE statement
that includes a LIKE clause copies the column names and attributes
from an existing table into a new table. No rows of data are inserted.
Correct answer: a
The CREATE TABLE statement
that includes the AS keyword and query clauses creates a table and
loads the results of the query into the new table. The WHERE clause
selects only the rows for the level-1 flight attendants.
Correct answer: a
The INSERT statement is used to insert new rows into a new or existing table. There is no LOAD statement in PROC ...
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