Not sure why that file is such a problem to read. It looks really simple.
39 %let path=c:\downloads;
40 %let fname=20200504-130842-DataLog_User.txt;
41
42 data test;
43 infile "&path/&fname" truncover;
44 input date :yymmdd. time :time. var1-var36 ;
45 format date yymmdd10. time time12.3;
46 if _n_=1 then put (_all_) (=/);
47 run;
NOTE: The infile "c:\downloads/20200504-130842-DataLog_User.txt" is:
Filename=c:\downloads\20200504-130842-DataLog_User.txt,
RECFM=V,LRECL=32767,File Size (bytes)=7918,
Last Modified=09Mar2022:15:21:02,
Create Time=09Mar2022:15:21:02
date=2020-05-04
time=13:08:34.980
var1=124.58929375
var2=2990.14305
var3=125.58929375
var4=1588561715
var5=0
var6=963
var7=140.00274422
var8=45.001243665
var9=43.625
var10=44.961509705
var11=45.003929138
var12=47
var13=4
var14=52146.125832
var15=0
var16=0.3617498916
var17=0.3589238228
var18=0.3586009095
var19=0.3491758251
var20=0.3717189497
var21=0.3688441229
var22=0.3685270161
var23=0.3587589883
var24=398.48587115
var25=409.23071232
var26=1.9158060364
var27=1.9536861719
var28=1.5265752787
var29=7.2809554684
var30=0
var31=0.7449547299
var32=53.858484392
var33=1.8026994928
var34=89.466766157
var35=415.53408769
var36=7.4182678721
NOTE: 8 records were read from the infile "c:\downloads/20200504-130842-DataLog_User.txt".
The minimum record length was 988.
The maximum record length was 988.
NOTE: The data set WORK.TEST has 8 observations and 38 variables.
NOTE: DATA statement used (Total process time):
real time 0.01 seconds
cpu time 0.01 seconds
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