Wil, it looks like you do not have permissions to the directory, are you able to navigate using Windows Explorer to \\rgsss01\marketing$\Monica\James Emails\ if you are not able to then you will need to be granted permissions to the directory. FYI there is no attachment, try inserting an image. ... View more

Try replacing the drive reference "E:sasuserfolders\wbeach\*.*" with the UNC path \\machinename\sasuserfolders\WBEACH\*.*  where "machinename' is the name of the computer that the E: drive is associated. on the Windows server launch the "Computer Manager" and look for the "Storage" section on the left, expand "Storage" and click on "Disk Management" this will list all of the disks on the server.  If the E: drive is not listed then it is not attached to the server and you will need to use the UNC or Map the drive (if you map the drive it will only be available to your ID/profile and is not a global map.). ... View more

Look in the SASV9*.cfg files for -noxwait and -noxcmd or sas*.bat files (in Windows) and sas*.sh (on Linux or Unix).  if the -noxcmd is changed to -xcmd then the system will allow system command. ... View more

If your SAS Enterprise Guide session is connected to the local host (PC SAS) you would have permissions to use system command. With server installations of SAS system commands are usually disabled for the users. You may want to look at this blog as an alternative <http://blogs.sas.com/content/sasdummy/2013/09/17/copy-file-macro/> ... View more