Hello All,
I'm new to SAS. I just downloaded a data set and tried to put it into SAS Studio. I've been trying to upload the XPT data but it keeps on prompting that the file is too large. The message says "The size of uploaded files cannot be greater than 10MB. The size of selected file is 1.2GB". How do I put this XPT file into the system so I can start viewing its data? Can someone please help me out? Thank you in advance!
How are you using SAS/Studio?
If you are using it to connect to SAS running on your machine there is no need to "upload" the data at all. If you are using full SAS on your machine then just point to where you have it. It you are using SAS University Edition the use your PC to move it into the folder that you have shared with the virtual machine where SAS UE is running and point to it use the path that it has in the virtual machine.
If you are using SAS/Studio to connect to SAS running somewhere else the use some other tool to put the file in a place where SAS can see it.
Hello, I am using SAS Studio via web browser. I tried running this code
LIBNAME TRANSPRT XPORT 'C:\Users\name\Desktop\COH606\LLCP2017.xpt';
LIBNAME DATAOUT V7 'C:\Users\name\Desktop\COH606\LLCP2017'
PROC COPY IN=TRANSPRT OUT=DATAOUT;
RUN;
Then everytime I try to run it, it says this error
SAS studio always runs in a browser, it matters if you're using SAS University Edition - did you download and set up Oracle VirtualBox? If so, there's no file limit but you do need to place your datasets in the myfolders set up during installation. You access myfolders by using the following path:
libname demo xport '/folders/myfolders/demo.xpt';
If it's Academics on Demand, then there is a 10MB limit.
@mikaelllr0 wrote:
Hello, I am using SAS Studio via web browser. I tried running this code
LIBNAME TRANSPRT XPORT 'C:\Users\name\Desktop\COH606\LLCP2017.xpt';
LIBNAME DATAOUT V7 'C:\Users\name\Desktop\COH606\LLCP2017'
PROC COPY IN=TRANSPRT OUT=DATAOUT;
RUN;
Then everytime I try to run it, it says this error
WARNING: Library DATAOUT does not exist.NOTE: Input library TRANSPRT is sequential.ERROR: Physical file does not exist, /pbr/biconfig/940/Lev1/SASApp/C:\Users\name\Desktop\COH606\LLCP2017.xpt.What would be the best method I could to for SAS to see the file, I could not upload it since the file is too large
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