On UNIX systems, you always need to use an absolute path (starting at the root directory). So your statement should be this:
proc import datafile="/home/u51562302/EPG1V2/data/np_traffic.csv"
Note the leading slash (indicates root as starting point) in the path name.
Thank you for your help!
I now see the output data but not the results. And it's still giving me:
ERROR: File WORK.NP_TRAFFIC.DATA does not exist.
What can I do?
Thank you for your time.
I have marked the reason for the error message in your code:
@hyejung7890 wrote:
The new code I have is:
proc import datafile="/home/u51562302/EPG1V2/data/np_traffic.csv"
dbms=csv
out=traffic
replace;
run;
proc contents data=np_traffic;
run;
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