Contact tech support then.  ... View more

Talk to a SAS Sales Rep, they'll provide you a copy for a short time to help out. Or sign up for the web based one, but you'll only be able to Step 2 with that. To be honest, Step 1/2 can easily be managed within a Server environment. Step3 and Step4 are where SAS is extremely useful. ... View more

You might try reading the DB2 dictionary tables with explicit SQL passthrough.  The code would look something like this (at the minimum, the items in CAPS will need to be modified): proc sql;    connect to db2(database=MYDB);    select * from connection to db2       (select tabschema               , tabname               , create_time               , stats_time          from syscat.tables          where tabschema = 'SCHEMA_NAME'          order by typename);    disconnect from db2; quit; ... View more

proc sql; select count(distinct var) from work.table where var like 'A%'; quit; ... View more

the statement should be dm "wedit 'c:\temp\test_me2.sas' " ; ... View more

Exactly, thanks ... View more

Even if you fix this error your code will not work. You are trying to generate multiple "KEEP" statements. Only one may be used. Perhaps you are looking for an OUTPUT statement.. ... View more