Hi, @JuC and @Ali111. Please see if the solution posted here helps you:   https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Analytics-U/About-language-setting-of-SAS-studio/td-p/139617   Randy ... View more

  @JuC , did @jennifert's link provide the information you need?   Randy ... View more

  Hi, @Kartik9999. I believe you said your Shared Folder (myfolders) is on the 😧 drive. Please move this folder to your Documents directory and change the location in your Shared Folders properties. Let me know the result!   Thank you! Randy ... View more

  Hi, @kiran28. I would first figure out the SAS code to accomplish what you want. (Read in the file, manipulate the data, write out the result file). Then I would focus on how to call the SAS program in an automated way. SAS is very good at executing in batch (using the Task Scheduler if you're on Windows).   I'm sure the users here can help with both aspects of what you're trying to do, but you can help us help you by breaking it down into two parts.   Randy ... View more

  Hi, @LawrenceHW. I'm not aware of any way to modify the key mappings for SAS Studio. I will update if I learn of anything.   Regards, Randy ... View more

  Hi, @Aamirhaider. From what you've said, I'm guessing you are using SAS OnDemand for Academics. The users of SAS OnDemand for Academics have to re-accept their terms and conditions license once-a-year. Unfortunately, when their license is expired, youget a message like “Incorrect account name or password.”    Since your issue is specific to you, I would encourage you to submit a Technical Support track to support@sas.com or call 1-800-727-0025.   Thanks, Randy ... View more

  Hi, @congvert !    If I were you, I would use a program or utility to download the CSV file. You can download the file to your Shared Folder location. Then you can just process them (or import them) using SAS code.    I would: a. Download the file to the Shared Folder. b. Create a Snippett with the code to do the import. c. Either run this code on-demand or have it run in your Autoexec script if you'd like.   As for how to do the download, there are a number of utilities to do this, or you could use Perl or another utility language to carry it out. You could also use the SAS 'proc http' I believe, but that would not work in a Scheduled Task on the Windows side and you wouldn't have access to create a cron job on the Linux VM. That's what I'd suggest doing it on your Windows (or Mac) host.   Let me know if this doesen't make sense. It sounds interesting!   Randy ... View more

Hi, @black_sun. In addition to @ballardw's suggestion, I would strongly encourage you to contact SAS Technical Support. Since you are using a licensed version of the product, there's every good reason to give us a call at 1-800-727-0025 or email support@sas.com.   Thanks, Randy ... View more