(A) People with specific names (B) People who already own specific products (C) People who speak different languages (D) People with a specific address
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(A) Sales, marketing, customer service (B) Accounting, finance, logistics, and production (C) Customers, resellers, partners, suppliers, and distributors (D) All of the above
A. By default, PROC IMPORT overwrites an existing SAS data set. B. PROC IMPORT writes SAS data to a CSV file. C. The DBMS= option identifies the type of data to import. D. Dates are imported as character values.
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A. They can be placed anywhere in the DATA step. B. They affect all data sets that are being created. C. They can be used in PROC steps. D. They control the order of the variables in the output data ...
A. An observation from the input data set is read into the PDV. B. The descriptor portion is created. C. The PDV is initialized. D. The program is checked for syntax errors.
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A. a RUN statement B. an END statement C. an ENDSTEP statement D. a semicolon
A. Variable names are from 1 to 64 characters in length. B. Variable names must be in all lower case. C. Variable names can start with a number. D. Variable names can end with a number
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(A) Universal Resource Locator (B) Uniform Resource Locator (C) Universal Resource Location (D) Uniform Resource Location
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(A) 1024 bits (B) 1024 bytes (C) 1024 kilobytes (D) 1024 megabytes