I'm looking for the UNIX equivalent of this code:
Filename filelist pipe "dir /b /s c:\temp\*.sas"; Data _null_; Infile filelist truncover; Input filename $100.; Put filename=; Run;
Filename filelist pipe "ls -R /temp/";
Data _null_;
Infile filelist truncover;
Input filename $100.;
Put filename=;
Run;
ls is the equivalent to DIR from Windows:
http://linuxcommand.org/lc3_man_pages/ls1.html
There's also a macro here that does this using pure SAS functions if you do not have PIPE or X command access.
@SAShole wrote:
I'm looking for the UNIX equivalent of this code:
Filename filelist pipe "dir /b /s c:\temp\*.sas"; Data _null_; Infile filelist truncover; Input filename $100.; Put filename=; Run;
Filename filelist pipe "ls -R /temp/";
Data _null_;
Infile filelist truncover;
Input filename $100.;
Put filename=;
Run;
ls is the equivalent to DIR from Windows:
http://linuxcommand.org/lc3_man_pages/ls1.html
There's also a macro here that does this using pure SAS functions if you do not have PIPE or X command access.
@SAShole wrote:
I'm looking for the UNIX equivalent of this code:
Filename filelist pipe "dir /b /s c:\temp\*.sas"; Data _null_; Infile filelist truncover; Input filename $100.; Put filename=; Run;
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