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

674 Passing SAS Functions to ODBC 4 Chapter 23output;itemnum=’12007’;item=’nails’;quantity=500;output;run;proc append base=samples.inventory data=samples.’#new’n;run;proc print data=samples.inventory;run;The following example demonstrates the use of a temporary table using the SQLpass-through facility.proc sql;connect to odbc as test (dsn=lupinss uid=dbitestpwd=dbigrp1 connection=shared);execute (create table #FRANCE (flight char(3), dates datetime,dest char(3))) by test;execute (insert #FRANCE select flight, dates, dest from internatwhere dest like ’%FRA%’) by test;select * from connection to test (select * from #FRANCE);quit;Passing SAS Functions to ODBCSAS/ACCESS Interface to ODBC passes the following SAS functions to the datasource for processing if the DBMS server supports this function. Where the ODBCfunction name differs from the SAS SQL function name, the ODBC name appears inparentheses. For more information, see “Passing Functions to the DBMS Using PROCSQL” on page 42.ABSARCOSARSINATANAVGCEILCOSCOUNTEXPFLOORLOGLOG10LOWCASEMAXMIN