Here is the log when i use the proc import :     24 proc import dbms=dbf file="&racjob.\macif.dbf" replace out=macif; 24 ! run; NOTE: Imported 1 columns and 283333 rows of data from the dBase table file. NOTE: WORK.MACIF data set was successfully created. NOTE: PROCEDURE IMPORT used (Total process time): real time 13.37 seconds cpu time 2.14 seconds   The number of rows is good but only one column with no data !   Nom    Type    Longueur    Format    Informat    Libellé DBWINUS0    Alphanumérique    0    $.    $.    DBWINUS0       ... View more

thank you so much, you were right !   Do you agree with this code , if i only want to read the first 12 bytes ?. data header; infile dbf recfm=n; informat version $char1.; informat year $char1.; informat month $char1.; informat day $char1.; format version $hex.; format year $hex.; format month $hex.; format day $hex.; input version @2 year @3 month @4 day @5 nbrecord ibr4. @9 nbbyteh ibr2. @11 nbbyter ibr2. ; if _n_=2 then stop; run; Here is the link of dbf file structure : http://www.dbase.com/KnowledgeBase/int/db7_file_fmt.htm My goal is to read the file, create a sas table and apply some updates or add new records . Then, i put down the sas table in the dbf file.   Best regards. ... View more

Sorry, this one : 283333 (the number of rows or records table). ... View more

Unfortunately i can't . The dbf file is Dbase version 7 ! The number (32bits) i want to read is 520400E5 (hex) . ... View more

Yes i have ... View more

Hi,   Thanks for your reply.   I just wanted to access to the current log of the project(.egp) in order to save it in another place, but also keeping in the project, when i save it. That's why i don't use a proc printto.   In the meantime, i found out in SAS EG Menu Bar, Export project log as a project step .   It's useful for me and do the job.   Thanks again,   Best regards. ... View more

I see that i'm not clear   So my config is a remote SAS serveur with the "work" on the same serveur .   But, when i use SAS EG (Enterprise Guide) from my local PC (SAS EG is installed on my local PC) , SAS EG creates temporary files on my local pc ("C:\Users\mylogin\AppData\Local\Temp\SEGxxxx). Theses files are not Data files (they are on the work sas serveur of course) , but files from the SAS EG itself, like SAS program, log files and so on.    I just wanted to know (if it's possible), how could i know the number in order to read them straight from SAS EG is running inside a sas program .   In this case, i want to know this number "652" "C:\Users\mylogin\AppData\Local\Temp\SEG652" from a sas program inside SAS EG.   I hope i'm clearer !   Have a nice day. ... View more

Hi,   Thanks for your reply.   However, when i look into my log, the macro var is GLOBAL SASWORKLOCATION "F:\SASWORK\_TD26536_NVMP1412_\Prc2/" (which i take SEG<uniqueID> as 26536 on the serveur where SAS is running) , whereas The Temporary files location is "C:\Users\mylogin\AppData\Local\Temp\SEG652"(which SEG<uniqueID> is 652 ). Am i right or missing something ?   I wanted to figure SEG<uniqueID> out using code sas in order to read Temporary files from my computeur  in a data step . Maybe, i had to stress the work is on a SAS serveur, and i wanted to know the SEG<uniqueID> on my local computeur (client).   So, is it possible ?   Thanks and best regards. ... View more