Hello everyone! I'm trying to read a json file i created while calling an API made by us. The file is created fine but when i try to use the LIBNAME JSON Engine, it give me the following error message :   ERROR: JSON incorrect dans input à côté de la ligne 1 colonne 85993: Some code points did not transcode.   I did some research about "some code point did not transcode" and from what i've read, it's because the json file i'm trying to read is encoded in UTF-8; wich is true. I've also read that i could put ENCONDING="UTF-8" (read example with UTF-8 in lowercase) : Got the same error message but not the same column number : ERROR: JSON incorrect dans input à côté de la ligne 1 colonne 85959: Some code points did not transcode.   Here a sample from the code i'm using :   This run in a macro wich loop calling the API a few times : //Setting the filename to write down the JSON file (not actual code; explaining the variables uses) &api_call contains the url to the API &fic_api_call contains the name of the file written &boucle contains the loop number at that time being FILENAME users "&api_call.&fic_api_call._&boucle..json"; //Calling the API and creating the users files (same as above, not actual code) &list contains a list of argument i'm giving the API PROC HTTP METHOD="GET" CT="application/JSON" URL="&url.&list." OUT=users; RUN; After the macro : (not the same code as in my program but i'm setting the FILENAME this way) FILENAME data "x:\api_call\file.json" ENCODING="UTF-8" LIBNAME data JSON FILEREF=data I've also read the opening sas 9.4 with unicode support work. Yes, it's working. But we're going to run this code/program on a SAS-SERVER wich is not set with the UFT-8 enconding.   So, need some help reading the JSON file 🙂   Thanks!!     ... View more