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GeorgeBonanza
Obsidian | Level 7

I would like to change read/write permission for some folders I have on a server.  I know that I can use x commands in SAS EG to do this and commands like

x cd '/filepath/';

and

x pwd;

both run and print output to the log.  However, when I try to run

x ls -l;

so I can see the current permissions of folders in the directory, nothing prints to the log.  Conceptually, this is all new to me so I am sure I am missing something simple.

 

Thanks in advance for your help.  

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Reeza
Super User
   Filename filelist pipe "ls -l"; 
                                                                                   
   Data _null_;                                        
     Infile filelist truncover;
     Input filename $100.;
     Put filename=;
   Run; 

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Reeza
Super User
X commands are usually turned off on EG, but if they're not in your environment something like the following will work.
Reeza
Super User
   Filename filelist pipe "ls -l"; 
                                                                                   
   Data _null_;                                        
     Infile filelist truncover;
     Input filename $100.;
     Put filename=;
   Run; 
GeorgeBonanza
Obsidian | Level 7

This works well.  Thanks for your help.

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