Looks like you double clicked a FILE on your computer and it caused SAS to try and browse the dataset. From your photograph it looks like the file is named person.sas7bdat.
The most common issue is that the dataset has formats attached that you do not have defined in your SAS session and you are running with the FMTERR option turned on.
To get a better idea of what is happening avoid using the mouse and instead write some code. Make your own libref that points to the directory that has the dataset. Then run code against the dataset to see what it contains.
So if the directory where that file exists is named C:\MyDir then try running code like this:
libname mylib 'C:\MyDir\';
proc contents data=mylib.person;
run;
proc print data=mylib.person(obs=10);
run;
If the PROC CONTENTS shows that some of the variables have user defined formats attached and the PROC PRINT fails try turning off the FMTERR option.
options nofmterr;
