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. 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.
C. The DBMS= option identifies the type of data to import.
C. The DBMS= option identifies the type of data to import.
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