SAS/ACCESS 9.2 for Relational Databases: Reference, Fourth Edition

SAS/ACCESS Interface to Aster nCluster 4 Passing Joins to Aster nCluster 4493 LOG10 (log)3 LOWCASE (lower)3 MAX3 MIN3 MINUTE (date_part)3 MOD3 MONTH (date_part)3 QTR (date_part)3 REPEAT3 SIGN3 SIN3 SQRT3 STRIP (btrim)3 SUBSTR (substring3 SUM3 TAN3 TRANWRD (replace)3 TRIMN (rtrim)3 UPCASE (upper)3 YEAR (date_part)SQL_FUNCTIONS= ALL allows for SAS functions that have slightly differentbehavior from corresponding database functions that are passed down to the database.Only when SQL_FUNCTIONS=ALL can the SAS/ACCESS engine also pass these SASSQL functions to Aster nCluster. Due to incompatibility in date and time functionsbetween Aster nCluster and SAS, Aster nCluster might not process them correctly.Check your results to determine whether these functions are working as expected. Formore information, see “SQL_FUNCTIONS= LIBNAME Option” on page 186.3 COMPRESS (replace)3 DATE (now::date)3 DATEPART (cast)3 DATETIME (now)3 LENGTH3 ROUND3 TIME (now::time)3 TIMEPART (cast)3 TODAY (now::date)3 TRANSLATEPassing Joins to Aster nClusterFor a multiple libref join to pass to Aster nCluster, all of these components of theLIBNAME statements must match exactly.3 user ID (USER=)3 password (PASSWORD=)3 server (SERVER=)3 database (DATABASE=)