I tried it with the 32 bit PC File Server, and it didn't work.  Got this error message:   ERROR: CLI error trying to establish connection: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access        Driver]General error Unable to open registry key Temporary (volatile) Ace DSN for        process 0x282c Thread 0x2f68 DBC 0x2dd7f0c                         Jet'. ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.   Also, I tried uninstalling both the 32 and 64-bit downloads yesterday, and while the 32-bit successfully uninstalled, the 64 bit ran all night and still didn't finish downloading. So I finally just wrote 10 proc export statements   I appreciate all your help and ideas.  I wish PC File Server worked, but it doesn't install correctly so I'm kinda stuck (I can't change the software on my work computer).  I can't even export to Access-- Connection Failed.  See log for details. NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors. So I ended up importing in Access from SAS.  (I can export to Excel and then import that into Access, but that's twice the steps.)   Thanks, everyone.     ... View more

There was an error installing the regular PC Files Server, as well as the 64-bit (which I forgot about). It said the installation may not have been done correctly.  I didn't change any settings on the installation wizard, so I'm not sure what to do now.   ... View more

I just checked--it's installed.   For SAS/ACCESS Interface to PC Files ...    Custom version information: 9.4   Access--is 32 bit!  SAS is 64 bit -- which is why I downloaded the 64 bit version.  I'll go install the 32 bit version now.     ... View more

Sorry--I altered the libname to test it the normal way. When I used your code I got the same error message:   libname test access path= "G:\[long path]\new review.accdb" ;   ERROR: Connect: Class not registered ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement. ... View more

That's a great feature.  I just downloaded: https://support.sas.com/downloads/package.htm?pid=753# But when I try to make the libname, using your code, it doesn't work--class name not registered (which I've solved before making it accesscs) and error in libname statement--even though I used the same path (without the Access database name) in another libname.   libname db 'G:\[long path]\database\';  *this one works fine; libname mydb "G:\[same long path]\database\new review.accdb" ; *this one doesn't;   29   libname db 'G:\.... 29 ! ...\database\'; NOTE: Libref DB was successfully assigned as follows:       Engine:        V9       Physical Name: G:\...       ...\database 30   libname mydb "G:\... 30 ! ...\database\new review.accdb" ; ERROR: Connect: Class not registered ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.   Can you help? ... View more