Because of the restrictions, it might
not be feasible to use CEDA. You can use the following methods in
order to move files across operating environments:
XPORT engine with the DATA step or PROC COPY
In the source environment,
the LIBNAME statement with the XPORT engine and either the DATA step
or PROC COPY creates a transport file from a SAS data set. In the
target environment, the same method translates the transport file
into the target environment's format. Note that the XPORT engine does
not support SAS 7 and later features, such as long file and variable
names.
XML engine with the DATA step or PROC COPY
In the source environment,
the LIBNAME statement with the XML engine and either the DATA step
or PROC COPY creates an XML document from a SAS data set. In the target
environment, the same method translates the XML document into the
target environment's format.
CPORT and CIMPORT procedures
In the source environment,
PROC CPORT writes data sets or catalogs to transport format. In the
target environment, PROC CIMPORT translates the transport file into
the target environment's format.
Data transfer services in
SAS/CONNECT software
Data transfer services
is a bulk data transfer mechanism that transfers a disk copy of the
data and performs the necessary conversion of the data from one environment's
representation to another's, as well as any necessary conversion between
SAS releases. You must establish a connection between the two SAS
sessions by using the SIGNON command and then executing either PROC
UPLOAD or PROC DOWNLOAD to move the data.
Remote library services in both
SAS/CONNECT software and
SAS/SHARE software
Remote library services
gives you transparent access to remote data through the use of the
LIBNAME statement.