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

860 Using the DATASETS Procedure 4 Chapter 29Output 29.14Using the PRINT and MEANS ProceduresNumber of Passengers per Flight by Date----------------------------- FLIGHT=132 DEST=YYZ ------------------------------DATEBOARDED01MAR1998 11502MAR1998 10603MAR1998 7504MAR1998 11705MAR1998 15706MAR1998 15007MAR1998 164--------- -------FLIGHT 884----------------------------- FLIGHT=219 DEST=LON ------------------------------DATEBOARDED01MAR1998 19802MAR1998 14703MAR1998 19704MAR1998 23205MAR1998 16006MAR1998 16307MAR1998 241--------- -------FLIGHT 1338Maximum Number of Passengers per FlightThe MEANS ProcedureAnalysis Variable : BOARDEDFLIGHT N Obs Max132 7 164.0219 7 241.0Using the DATASETS ProcedureThis example uses the DATASETS procedure to view a list of DBMS tables, in thiscase, in an Oracle database.Note: The MODIFY and ALTER statements in PROC DATASETS are not availablefor use with librefs that refer to DBMS data. 4libname mydblib oracle user=testuser password=testpass;title ’Table Listing’;proc datasets lib=mydblib;contents data=_all_ nods;run;