@kz_ wrote:
The error is
ERROR: Library library_name does not exist
All of the folders have already been created, and the subfolder contains SAS datasets.
This is the error you get later when you try to use the library. Please copy/paste the complete log of the LIBNAME statement into a window opened with this button:
You can mask sensitive parts of the path.
Edit: corrected FILENAME to LIBNAME.
Why are you using long path like "/folder/subfolder/subfolder2/subfolder3/subfolder4/subfolder5" ?
why not:
@kz_ wrote:
It's a shared directory - I don't have control over it.
You can create (or have created) a shorter direct link to the subdirectory.
I am a total SAS newbie, but I'm struggling with this exact problem. I'm in a shared drive, so I have limited ability to shorten the path. So how do I "create a shorter direct link to the subdirectory"?
For Windows, see here. For UNIX(Linux), just google the ln command.
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