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If I'm understanding you correctly this should work in a run command as long as you have rights. <br />
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<b>\\servername\C$\</b><br />
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From there you can put in whatever path you need.
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If I'm understanding you correctly this should work in a run command as long as you have rights.

\\servername\C$\

From there you can put in whatever path you need.

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How do I find the server name?
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the server name would depend on the SAS setup... it's a hard question to answer without knowing how it's being installed... if you have access to the management console, you might be able to find the answer there - depending on how much security has been put in place...
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the server name would depend on the SAS setup... it's a hard question to answer without knowing how it's being installed... if you have access to the management console, you might be able to find the answer there - depending on how much security has been put in place...

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Experts,<br />
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I am trying to define a libname in SAS enterprise which is running from another server. In order to do this I need the full path to my machine inclusive of server <br />
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Does anyone know if there is a command in Windows 7 to get this information?
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Experts,


I am trying to define a libname in SAS enterprise which is running from another server. In order to do this I need the full path to my machine inclusive of server 

Does anyone know if there is a command in Windows 7 to get this information?

Finding path name of local c drive from another server. - windows 7 SAS Enterprise

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