I'm sorry Ian. I had no idea that the Sas Insitute were actually charging
for it. I'm afraid though that I do not know of any other (legal) method of
accessing SAS files though.
Quote:
> For $99.... I don't want to spend that much just to be able to access
some
> SD2 files. It isn't worth it. If I need to roll out that solution to 200
> users.... It is even more expensive. I was just hoping that one of the
> Gurus in the group would have a less expensive way (and one that didn't
use
> ODBC, preferably).
> Thanks, though,
> ian
> > SAS has an ODBC driver that you can download from www.sas.com
> > > I am trying to access some SAS data sets to be able to reconstruct the
> > > functionality of the system in VB. Does anyone out there know some
way
> > > to open the files in Access or gain access through OLE DB?
> > > Thanks,
> > > ian