Date:         Thu, 19 Jan 2006 22:25:41 +0100
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From:         Stéphane Colas <saslist@DATAMETRIC.FR>
Subject:      Re: How to delete a remote txt file after reading it and using it.
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an idea,

usually the friends on the SASlist propose to copy a .bat on a remote object to
do a task.
So I suggest you to copy a bat file which contains a delete dos command.

Stéphane.


Selon Kassa2 Bellew <kassa2bellew@YAHOO.COM>:

> Hi Friends;
>
>   I have a SAS Utility which runs on UNIX. This SAS program reads a text file
> from remote server called Atlanta2.
>
>    FileName lan ftp 'hdmicnew.txt' debug cd = 'KASSA\Other_CMI_Mic'
>  host='Atlanta2' user='Bellew' pass='Bellew' ;
>
>
>   data Kassa;
>     infile lan lrecl=247 MISSOVER pad recfm=F;
>         input
>   …..
> ………
> Run;
>
>   The above skeleton of statement works good.
>
>   The problem which I am having to be able to delete the text file
> 'hdmicnew.txt'  that I read ' from Atlanta2 server.  The Atlanta2 server is
> an NT server. I user SAS 8.2.
>
>   Could some one give me a hint on how to delete a text file from NT server
> called  Atlanta2 while I am running the SAS on UNIX server.
>
>   Thanks;
> Kassa
>
>
>
>
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