How do you specify multiple conditions in a WHERE statement?

When specifying multiple conditions in a WHERE statement in SAS, using the AND and OR operators is the correct approach. These logical operators allow you to combine different conditions effectively.

The AND operator is used when you want all conditions to be true for a record to be included in the result set. For example, if you're filtering data for a specific range of values or specific attributes, both conditions need to be satisfied. In contrast, the OR operator permits any one of the specified conditions to be true for a record to meet the criteria. This is particularly useful when you want to retrieve records that meet diverse conditions.

For example, the WHERE clause could look like this: WHERE age > 30 AND income > 50000 OR occupation = 'Engineer'. This means a record will be selected if either both conditions regarding age and income are met, or if the occupation condition is satisfied.

Other options may suggest valid methods for working with data in SAS, but they do not directly address the need for combining multiple conditions in a WHERE statement specifically. The IN operator can simplify checking for multiple values for a single variable but does not combine different conditions related to multiple fields. The SELECT clause is part of the SQL syntax used to specify which columns to include in