I cannot figure out what you are asking about.
There is no reason you have to use a different member name as you did in your example.
proc download data=remote.member out=local.member status=n; run;
Or perhaps use the SELECT statement with the INLIB= and OUTLIB= options?
proc download inlib=remote outlib=local status=n;
select member1 member2;
run;
You might also want to look at the INHERITLIB= option on the SIGNON command.
https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/connref/p0brzkmxqg483hn163ek01h4mf6e.htm
Please post the complete SAS log including all SAS messages of your RSUBMIT program.
I assume you are trying to copy files from a libref that works on the REMOTE session to a libref that works on the LOCAL session. Why not use PROC DOWNLOAD? That is what it is for.
Libname Winlib 'local path';
rsubmit;
libname dbtmp teradata user = myname password = xxxxxx tpid = 'xxxxx' schema = 'aaaaaaa';
proc download status=n out=winlib.emp data=tmpdb.employee;
run;
endrsubmit;
I cannot figure out what you are asking about.
There is no reason you have to use a different member name as you did in your example.
proc download data=remote.member out=local.member status=n; run;
Or perhaps use the SELECT statement with the INLIB= and OUTLIB= options?
proc download inlib=remote outlib=local status=n;
select member1 member2;
run;
You might also want to look at the INHERITLIB= option on the SIGNON command.
https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/connref/p0brzkmxqg483hn163ek01h4mf6e.htm
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