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LineMoon
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

@Kurt_Bremser

Thank you that's very kind from you

intersting, so Please :

- can we use the use command zip for all file with .zip extension  : file.zip ?

  If for some of files with extension .zip , we can not, so how can we identify, if the file was compressed by WinZip or not ?

-  "A fully qualified path name is one that starts at the root directory" as you said

I have used that for a small file, it works, but I get a strainge folder in Small_FilE

If I use this code

filename pipe "unzip /V1/V2/V3/W1/W2  SMALL_FILE -d  /V1/V2/R/L/Small_FILE";

 

I get this strainge directories :

Small_FilE//V1/V2/R/L/Small_FILE

 

 

 

 

Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

Use the -v option to ask it what version of unzip you using.  Contact your system administrator and ask them to give you access to a version that can support files larger than 2Gb.

data _null_;
   infile 'unzip -v' pipe;
   input;
   put _infile_;
run;
LineMoon
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

@Tom :Thank you for answer.

 

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