How to create library in SAS university edition

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Hi,
I want to create Library in SAS University Edition. I have tried several methods which i got from google search but nothing working and throwing as error library does not exist.
Can anyone help me on this.

What I have tried:

I have tried first as below.
libname Imart 'C:/SASUniversityEdition/Myfolder/prg1';---(path where data set placed).
Also, i have tried.
libname Imart 'folders/myfolder';
libname Imart 'folder/SASUniversityEdition/myfolder';
libname Imart 'Folder/sasuniversityedition/myfolder/prg1';

Posted 24-Sep-19 3:29am

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Updated 24-Sep-19 22:00pm

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 24-Sep-19 13:26pm

If the library does not exist, then why not just import it there?

Member 14124697 26-Sep-19 5:13am

Apologies....Please do not get me wrong by my words but this is not the answer of my questions.
I have kept all my data sets at C:/SASUniversityedition/Myfolder path..... so my question is how could i create a library my giving this path and access the data set....

I have done SAS training back in 2017 and that time i could able to create permanent library by writing program from keyword libname.

Since there are several updates in SAS i am not sure if i am writing a query correctly.

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 26-Sep-19 10:24am

Right, sorry if I misunderstood you.

If you have had experience working with the software previously, then you can either use the older version to perform this action, or you can read what might have changed in the coming versions that is causing this issue.

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