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DATA step statements that can set the order of variables include ARRAY, ATTRIB, FORMAT, INFORMAT, LENGTH and RETAIN. These statements MUST precede any SET, MERGE or UPDATE statements so as to accomplish the goal of reordering variables.
The data step follows the following format: DATA Dataset-Name (OPTIONS); . . . RUN; In the SAS program file above, DATA is the keyword that starts the data step, meaning that it tells SAS to create a dataset.
A SAS data set is a SAS file stored in a SAS data library that SAS creates and processes. A SAS data set contains data values that are organized as a table of observations (rows) and variables (columns) that can be processed by SAS software.
Dataset: This is a single word, becoming increasingly common. It follows the pattern of similar tech terms like database and spreadsheet. Data Set: This is the traditional way of writing it, with two separate words. It emphasizes the separation of the data itself and the concept of it being a set.
The Execution Phase The DATA step begins with a DATA statement. Each time the DATA statement executes, a new iteration of the DATA step begins, and the N automatic variable is incremented by 1. SAS sets the newly created program variables to missing in the program data vector (PDV).

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Creating DATA Step Views To create a DATA step view, specify the VIEW= option after the final data set name in the DATA statement. The VIEW= option tells SAS to compile, but not to execute, the SAS source program and to store the compiled code in the input DATA step view that is named in the option.
A SAS DATA step is a group of SAS language elements that begins with a DATA statement and ends with a RUN statement. The DATA statement is followed by other programming language elements such as more DATA step statements, functions, data set options, formats, and informats.
The OUTPUT statement writes query results in an operating-system file, or pipes query results to another program. You can optionally specify whether column headings are omitted from the query output.

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