From my understanding, you are trying to export a SAS dataset from SAS server to your local PC. You can easily do it if you have PC SAS installed on your machine and have SAS/CONNECT license. You can verify this by running
proc product_status;
run;
If you have SAS/CONNECT installed then use...
This solution is good if your flat file is under unix. You can remove all the characters with the parenteses as follows:
If you are using vi editor then in your flatfile type the following command in command mode
:%s/ (.*)//g
This would take out all the characters and make your input file...
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