I want a way to create sas7bdat files which are compatible with version 9.0
I'm using SAS 9.4 version
From my experience, extendnobscounter=no should do the trick.
You might get into trouble if your environment is 64-bit, and the client's is 32-bit only. In that case I'd recommend using proc cport/cimport or the xport engine. Which is probably the best solution anyway.
I used this option in my sas session when I created the sas data files but I'm not confident enough to send it to the client.
From my experience, extendnobscounter=no should do the trick.
You might get into trouble if your environment is 64-bit, and the client's is 32-bit only. In that case I'd recommend using proc cport/cimport or the xport engine. Which is probably the best solution anyway.
libname x v6 'c:\temp';
data class;
set sashelp.class;
run;
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