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1. What Is Sas Installation Data Files
2. Sas License Information

To identify the current SID file that is applied to a SAS installation, view the sid.txt file that is located, by default, in c:program filessassas 9.1coresasinst.The sid.txt file contains the SID file that was applied during the latest installation or the latest Renew SAS Software process.The original name of the SID file is listed on or near line 19 of the sid.txt file, after indexfile.txt. The SID filename is usually in the format SAS9112345.txt, where 12345 is replaced withthe order number.Caution: Do not modify this file or point to this file during an installation or during the Renew SAS Software process.

HI everyone,I just downloaded and installed SAS University edition, I have to use it for an analysis for one of my university's course but I am having some problems.I have 2 files to analize and they are both sas7bdat files.When I run SAS via browser and try to open them the programme starts loading and freezes, to be more precise it doesn't freeze, the loading process just never ends and i have to close the virtual machine and restart everything in order to do anything.I have tried both Oracle VM virtual box and VMware, and tried the installation on 2 different computers. The point is that some other students in my class tried to open the files with their SAS university ed. And they can easily open them (at first I thought the files were too big or something). I looked with them for a solution but we just can't see any difference between their installation and mine.I correctly created the folder and it is shown in the top left part of the SAS window, also the files in the folder are visible but if I double click on one of them it happens what I described above. I also tried to run the virtual machines softwares as administrator. And I tried with Chrome, Firefox and IE.I even try some manual coding to open them, just some basics from what I could read online, I tried the following:libname dati '/folders/myfolders/sasuser.v94/';data polizze;set dati.polizze;run;and the software stays like this:I tried to leave it for like 30 minutes. Just doesn't load.orlibname dati '/folders/myfolders/sasuser.v94/';data tabella2;set polizze;run;and I get:I tried to put the files both in sauser.v94 and in myfolders but nothing changed.It's really strange that this happens also on both my computers, and they have very different specifics.I really don't know what to do more, I could really need some helpMany Thanks,Federico.

I unistalled the virtual box software, deleted all the files and reinstalled everything.Now all seems to be ok, I can open the files with no problems and work with them, not sure what I did different from the previous 2 installations (looked exactly the same process to me) but the problem seems to be solved.The files are still stored in sasuser.v94 folder but I can work with them properly.Even though I am not sure how this was fixed I have to say that the quality of the support in this forum is excellent. Thanks Reeza and Jan for your replies. What happens if you run the following:proc means data=sashelp.class;Run;Proc export data=sashelp.class outfile='/folders/myfolders/test.csv' DBMS = CSV replace; run;What is your OS?Can you attach a copy of your dataset?EDIT:You should be placing your dataset in the myfolders folder you created, not the sasuser.v94 folder so your code should look like the sample below. Your second set of code is incorrect, and it looks like SAS ran successfully there so I assume that it is running fine.libname dati '/folders/myfolders/';data polizze;set dati.polizze;run. I unistalled the virtual box software, deleted all the files and reinstalled everything.Now all seems to be ok, I can open the files with no problems and work with them, not sure what I did different from the previous 2 installations (looked exactly the same process to me) but the problem seems to be solved.The files are still stored in sasuser.v94 folder but I can work with them properly.Even though I am not sure how this was fixed I have to say that the quality of the support in this forum is excellent.

What Is Sas Installation Data Files

Sas License Information

Thanks Reeza and Jan for your replies.