PROC CASUTIL is used to load a CSV file from disk into a CAS in-memory table. Which statement correctly loads a CSV named 'customers.csv' from the caslib path into a CAS table named 'CUSTOMERS'?
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Short Explanation
Here's the deal — you use PROC CASUTIL's LOAD statement with CASDATA= for the file, INCASLIB= for the source caslib, CASOUT= for the target table and caslib, and IMPORTOPTIONS=(FILETYPE='CSV') for CSV. The other syntaxes don't match PROC CASUTIL's LOAD options.
Full Explanation
PROC CASUTIL's LOAD statement uses CASDATA= for the file, INCASLIB= for the source caslib, CASOUT= for the output table and target caslib, and IMPORTOPTIONS=(FILETYPE='CSV') for CSV. The LOAD DATA= version is wrong because DATA= is not valid PROC CASUTIL syntax. The INFILE= version is wrong because INFILE= is not a PROC CASUTIL option. The IMPORT DATA= TO CAS TABLE= version is wrong because IMPORT is not a PROC CASUTIL operation.