Top SAS Trainer in India | Difference between Data and Proc Steps in SAS

 

S.No

Data Steps

Proc Steps

1.

Start with Data key word

Start with proc key word

2.

Create a sas data set

Produce the report

3

Reflected in log, how many observations and variables are there also describing the processing time

Produce the report in output windows

4.

Read and modified the sas data set

Perform specific analysis on data


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