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1.Output a filelist to TXT file on Mainframe

I am working on a program to migrate several SAS and TXT files from a
given Mainframe account to a Windows server.  I have much of the program
working and I have been working with a text file of Mainframe files
created with TSO 3.4 dataset list that someone did for me.  I would like
to make the program more dynamic and send a list of all Mainframe datasets
(files) to a text file that I can read in and create macro calls from.

I have tried a few aproaches that I found on here using PROC IDCAMS but
each time it seams to keep running and never ending.  The directory
(Mainframe account) that I am trying to get a file list for testing
purposes only has 13 files so it should be very quick.

I did get a list using the code below but it sends the list to the SAS LOG
and I have not been able to redirect it with PROC PRINTTO.

Command I have used:

X 'LISTCAT LVL(ZQR0)';

Is there a way to redirect or "pipe" the output of this to a file like
ZQR0.FILELIST.TXT?

I am working via SAS CONNECT so avoiding JCL would be my preferable
solution.

Thanks,
   Jim

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4.txt file output question

I'm working on a .txt file output that is meant to mimic the output of a
legacy system.  I almost have it working but I need to figure out how to
get SAS to recreate the right justified column in the raw data output.
(It's not quite lining up in the email but the one's column of the
rightmost data is right-justified at column 28.)  Any help would be
appreciated.

Thanks

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111390                   122

206200                      1

206201                      4

206204                   290

206205                 7023

206212                   697

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Code so far:

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data _null_;

  set CNPA;

  file outfile encoding=3D"utf-8";

  Code =3D trim(NPA) || trim(Prefix);

  if _N_ =3D 1 then do;

    put #1 ' ';

    put #2 Code TNCount;

  end;

  else put Code TNCount;

run;

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