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

696 Examples 4 Chapter 24set work.internat;where dest=’LON’;run;proc sql;select b.flight, b.dates, b.depart, b.origfrom samples.’#LONDON’n a, samples.march bwhere a.dest=b.dest;quit;In this next example, a temporary table, New, is created with Microsoft SQL Server.The data from this table is then appended to an existing SQL Server table, Inventory.libname samples oledb provider=SQLOLEDB dsn=lupinssuid=dbitest pwd=dbigrp1;data samples.inventory(DBTYPE=(itemnum=’char(5)’ item=’varchar(30)’quantity=’numeric’));itemnum=’12001’;item=’screwdriver’;quantity=15;output;itemnum=’12002’;item=’hammer’;quantity=25:output;itemnum=’12003’;item=’sledge hammer’;quantity=10;output;itemnum=’12004’;item=’saw’;quantity=50;output;itemnum=’12005’;item=’shovel’;quantity=120;output;run;data samples.’#new’n(DBTYPE=(itemnum=’char(5)’ item=’varchar(30)’quantity=’numeric’));itemnum=’12006’;item=’snow shovel’;quantity=5;output;itemnum=’12007’;item=’nails’;quantity=500;output;run;proc append base=samples.inventory data=samples.’#new’n;run;