Introduction to SAS® Hash Objects
A hash record consists of two parts: a key part and a data part. The key part consists of one or more character and numeric values. The data part consists of zero or more character and numeric values. Because the hash object entries are held in memory, finding the data value that corresponds to a given key happens
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