I went to the awesome presentation on TAGSETS and I used to use them all the time on my Local SAS, however, I'm on a Linux Server now and I have to use the PC File Server to get my files over to a Windows environment. Where do I put my magic word SERVER = in the ODS Statements needed to make the TAGSETS work? :smileyconfused:
Hi,
I'm confused as to what you are trying to do. I don't think you should need to use the PC File Server. I can submit below on linux, and it runs fine:
ods tagsets.rtf file="~/test.rtf"; proc print data=sashelp.class; run; ods tagsets.rtf close;
If you are using proc template to create a tagset, that should work fine to (as long as you create the tagset on linux).
Can you explain a bit more, or give an example of the code you are trying to run?
--Q.
It looks like you are outputting the file to your Linux directory. I was going to try to push the file directly to the Windows directory as its destination. For example FILE="P:\folder|filename.xls" We use PC File Server to "jump the fence" to the Windows world which eliminates the step of using the FTP software to drag and drop the file to the Windows directory.
Oh, I see what you are trying to do. I don't think PC File Server can help you get the output report file back to the windows world. As I understand it, PC File Server is a SAS/ACCESS engine that is useful when trying to read/write data. I don't see how you could use it on an ODS statement to send your output destination file back to windows. But if I'm wrong, someone will correct me....
-Q.
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