How to create a SAS Library Folder
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I am trying to create a folder to use in the SAS library. I have tried to do this many different ways. Every time I run the code it always says that the path does not exist.
Below is my error messages from my last attempt:
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73 libname "D:Usersclkehl01Documentsmyprj1";
ERROR: "D:Usersclkehl01Documentsmyprj1" is not a valid SAS name.
ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.
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75 data myprj1.autos;
76 set sashelp.cars;
77 run;
ERROR: Library MYPRJ1 does not exist.
NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
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I am trying to create a folder to use in the SAS library. I have tried to do this many different ways. Every time I run the code it always says that the path does not exist.
Below is my error messages from my last attempt:
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73 libname "D:Usersclkehl01Documentsmyprj1";
ERROR: "D:Usersclkehl01Documentsmyprj1" is not a valid SAS name.
ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.
74
75 data myprj1.autos;
76 set sashelp.cars;
77 run;
ERROR: Library MYPRJ1 does not exist.
NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
data-science-model sas
edited yesterday
Ethan
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asked yesterday
Chris KehlChris Kehl
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Please consider editing your question to make it a little bit more clear. Just printing error codes sometimes makes it difficult to answer your question.
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I am trying to create a folder to use in the SAS library. I have tried to do this many different ways. Every time I run the code it always says that the path does not exist.
Below is my error messages from my last attempt:
72
73 libname "D:Usersclkehl01Documentsmyprj1";
ERROR: "D:Usersclkehl01Documentsmyprj1" is not a valid SAS name.
ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.
74
75 data myprj1.autos;
76 set sashelp.cars;
77 run;
ERROR: Library MYPRJ1 does not exist.
NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
data-science-model sas
edited yesterday
Ethan
580222
asked yesterday
Chris KehlChris Kehl
579
$endgroup$
I am trying to create a folder to use in the SAS library. I have tried to do this many different ways. Every time I run the code it always says that the path does not exist.
Below is my error messages from my last attempt:
72
73 libname "D:Usersclkehl01Documentsmyprj1";
ERROR: "D:Usersclkehl01Documentsmyprj1" is not a valid SAS name.
ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.
74
75 data myprj1.autos;
76 set sashelp.cars;
77 run;
ERROR: Library MYPRJ1 does not exist.
NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
data-science-model sas
data-science-model sas
edited yesterday
Ethan
580222
asked yesterday
Chris KehlChris Kehl
579
edited yesterday
Ethan
580222
asked yesterday
Chris KehlChris Kehl
579
edited yesterday
Ethan
580222
edited yesterday
Ethan
580222
edited yesterday
Ethan
580222
580222
asked yesterday
Chris KehlChris Kehl
579
asked yesterday
Chris KehlChris Kehl
579
asked yesterday
Chris KehlChris Kehl
579
579
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Please consider editing your question to make it a little bit more clear. Just printing error codes sometimes makes it difficult to answer your question.
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– Ethan
yesterday
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Please consider editing your question to make it a little bit more clear. Just printing error codes sometimes makes it difficult to answer your question.
$endgroup$
– Ethan
yesterday
$begingroup$
Please consider editing your question to make it a little bit more clear. Just printing error codes sometimes makes it difficult to answer your question.
$endgroup$
– Ethan
yesterday
$begingroup$
Please consider editing your question to make it a little bit more clear. Just printing error codes sometimes makes it difficult to answer your question.
$endgroup$
– Ethan
yesterday
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