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2) logical operators, 3) arithmetic operators, 4) character string operators, and 5) summary functions. Comparison Operators Comparison operators are used in the SQL procedure to compare one character or numeric values to another. As in the DATA step, PROC SQL comparison operators, mnemonics, and their descriptions appear in the following table.
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