Export txt

[ChrisHemedinger]

Hi @egamorim - the way to do this is by using a SAS program node with code like @Kurt_Bremser provided, and then a Copy Files step.  In EG 5.1 you will need to add Copy Files to your environment; it's not built in.

Those steps are all shown by example in this blog post.  I understand that English is not your primary language so I can appreciate that you have to interpret the steps.  See if you can follow the steps in the blog article though, and report back.

[egamorim]

@ChrisHemedinger really English is not my primary language.
Let us therefore communicate through my language.

A configuração deste processo de exportação deu certo, porém, o export em csv permanece com o mesmo problema.

Com aspas no inicio e no final de cada linha.

[ChrisHemedinger]

@egamorim - you might find a quicker resolution by working with SAS Tech Support in Brazil..

Você pode encontrar uma resolução mais rápida trabalhando com o SAS Tech Support no Brasil:

   http://www.sas.com/offices/latinamerica/brazil/suporte/contato.html

[egamorim]

Ok, vou contatá-los, obrigado.

[CaseySmith]

Ok, from the screenshot I can tell what is going on...  it is as I alluded to in earlier post...

The values in your column contain your default delimiter, which is the semi-colon given your locale settings.  When you export as "Text Files (*.txt)", the values are separated by your default list separator (aka. delimiter).  Any values that contain your delimiter character are wrapped in quotes (so they aren't ambiguous with the delimiters).

So, if you do not want your values quoted, export to a text format that uses delimiters which are not contained in your values.  For example, in this case (where your values contain semi-colons and semi-colon is the default list separator in your locale) export to space-delimited or tab-delimited text file instead.

Casey