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Gorzyne
Calcite | Level 5

Hi all, 

 

I have a rather nooby question

 

I created a file containing a few excel sheets I want to upolad to SAS WPS

 

so it goes like this:

 

libname extract '//mypath/Extraction';

 

so only thing I get is

bug sas.png

 

any piece of help would be deeply appreciated

best regards,

Gorzy

 

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

First of all, your libname statement has nothing to do with Excel files, it tries to assign a standard SAS library.

And second, when SAS tells you something is not there, then it is not there (in the context of the SAS process).

 

Since you try to access a network resource, it is most likely that this resource is not available (not mounted) on the SAS server.

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

First of all, your libname statement has nothing to do with Excel files, it tries to assign a standard SAS library.

And second, when SAS tells you something is not there, then it is not there (in the context of the SAS process).

 

Since you try to access a network resource, it is most likely that this resource is not available (not mounted) on the SAS server.

Gorzyne
Calcite | Level 5

that's right, it was a mounted question

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