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all the arguments. The correct result would contain 265 characters, but the actual result might either be truncated to 200
character(s) or be completely blank, depending on the calling environment. The following note indicates the left-most
argument that caused truncation.
NOTE: Argument 4 to function CATT('move "','\\10.32.4.74'[12 de 200 caracteres mostrados],'" "','\\10.32.4.74'[12 de 102 caracteres
mostrados],'"') at line 43 column 103 is invalid.
ERROR: Shell escape is not valid in this SAS session.
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"COD" is a very ambiguous topic title. Do you have a question about the program you presented?
The hash OUTPUT method will overwrite a SAS data set, but not append. That can be costly. Consider voting for Add a HASH object method which would append a hash object to an existing SAS data set
Would enabling PROC SORT to simultaneously output multiple datasets be useful? Then vote for
Allow PROC SORT to output multiple datasets
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If you have ERRORS in the Log show the LOG with the code and the error messages.
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Talk to your SAS admim about the setting of XCMD or NOXCMD. If your admin has NOXCMD option set you cannot issue X commands and I believe that also affects the SYSTEM function or CALL SYSTEM call routines.
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You work in a SAS session with option NOXCMD set.
Either have XCMD enabled by your SAS administrators, or use a combination of FCOPY and FDELETE functions to perform the move.
In the future, please post logs by cooy/pasting the text into a window opened with this button:
The "little running man" to the right is for posting SAS code. It provides coloring similar to the Enhanced Editor.