You combine data horizontally by merging or joining multiple
data sets into one data set. This process is called horizontal
combination because, in the final data set, each observation
(or horizontal row) has variables from more than one input data set.
A PROC
SQL join is a query that specifies multiple tables or
views to be combined based on the conditions under which rows match
and return a result set.
Joins combine tables horizontally, side by side, by
combining rows. The tables being joined are not required to have the
same number of rows or columns.
Note: You can use a join ...