Does SAS Universal Viewer renders Japanese/Chinese chars properly when viewed as the chars are displayed not properly when viewed in any version of viewer.
Why do you specify any for encoding= dataset option?
ANY specifies that no transcoding occurs, so I think this is what is preventing it from displaying correctly.
Try to submit the following code.
data "&output_path" (compress=yes);
set work.&dataset_name;
run;
When I had used Japanese dataset and universal viewer, it displayed properly.
What is the encoding of the dataset you are trying to display?
What is the version of the Universal Viewer that is not displaying properly?
Its 1.4 version and UTF-8 encoded dataset. Please share steps or details for which is working for you.
I tried with Windows + SAS 9.4 TS1M7 + SAS Universal Viewer 1.5.
Without doing anything, I was able to display the Unicode dataset Japanese and Chinese.
Can SAS unicode support, not SAS Universal Viewer, display the dataset you are dealing with properly and without garbling?
Why do you specify any for encoding= dataset option?
ANY specifies that no transcoding occurs, so I think this is what is preventing it from displaying correctly.
Try to submit the following code.
data "&output_path" (compress=yes);
set work.&dataset_name;
run;
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