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kathrynssy
Calcite | Level 5

I uploaded a .sas7badat file on SAS OnDemand

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Then I try to click on the file CompAssign2.sas7bdat, it shows "File _TEMP8.COMPASSIGN2.DATA does not exist."

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Then I go ahead and create a LIBNAME:

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And it was successful?

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Then I went to the library and check. I does has a library names "HW2". But when I click on the "COMPASSIGN2" it shows error "File HW2.COMPASSIGN2.DATA does not exist.":

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I then try to run proc.contents, and it shows error"ERROR: File HW2.COMPASSIGN2.DATA does not exist."

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So now I cannot move forward to run anything without able to load the dataset. PLEASE HELP

 

 

 

 

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ballardw
Super User

You don't say anything about the environment you are working in but if this is SAS on Demand I believe that is Unix/Linux based so all name like folders and files are case sensitive. Since you are showing mixed case in many places that gets much harder to keep track of how the system actually wants them. Try making all the folders and file names lower case.

kathrynssy
Calcite | Level 5

Yes, SAS OnDemand

kathrynssy
Calcite | Level 5
Tried. Not working
JosvanderVelden
SAS Super FREQ
What happens when you right click and select properties for the .sas7bdat file?
On which O.S. and SAS environment was the .sas7bdat file created?
If you have access to a local sas installation can you open the .sas7bdat file on that environment?

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