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Lesson 2.4: Saving a dataset into a Windows directory
IMPORTANT! We have recently updated our training materials. Check out the latest free training here. Similar to reading-in the dataset from a Windows directory, we can reverse the process and save the dataset into a hard drive folder via library.
Example LIBNAME SASLib "/folders/myfolders"; DATA Work_Example; a = 1; run; DATA SASLib.SASCrunch; set Work_Example; run; 
Supposedly, we want to save this 'Work_Example' dataset (2) into the Windows directory '/folders/myfolders' (so that I can later send this file to my friend, John, via email). Step 1: Create a library that connects directly to '/folders/myfolders' ( see (1) above ). Step 2: Create the dataset with the corresponding library reference ( see (3) above ). In our example, the dataset 'SASCrunch' is created with the library reference of 'SASLib'. As a result, SAS will save this dataset in the SASLib library. Again, SASLib is directly connected to the '/folders/myfolders' folder. The 'SASCrunch' dataset saved under there is also saved into the corresponding Windows directory! 
DONE! You have learned how to save a SAS dataset into a Windows directory!
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