If you attempt to read an external file that contains a BOM, an error simliar to the following appears in the SAS log file: NOTE: No encoding was ...
Solved: Running SAS 9.4M4 on Win 7. I'm reading a UTF-8 encoded text file. My SAS session has WLATIN1 encoding. The file has an ...
Typically, when you create an external file, the file is created in UTF-8 format with a BOM signature. However, in SAS Customer Intelligence, the ...
NOTE: A byte-order mark in the file "C:\Users\zzzzzzzzz\Downloads\example plz help.csv\example plz help.csv" (for fileref "FT66F001") ...
The location part of your question is easy: The byte-order mark (BOM) will be at the very beginning of the file. When editing the file, go to File ...
NOTE: A byte-order mark in the file "file_path_name" (for fileref "#LN00007") indicates that the data is encoded in "utf-16le". This encoding will ...
read.table('c:\\temp\\testfile.txt',fileEncoding='UTF-8-BOM',header=TRUE,sep='\t'). note the -BOM in the file encoding. This is in 2.1 Variations ...
NOTE: A byte order mark in the file "C:\Users\kwong\Documents\RF2015.csv" (for fileref "#LN00643") indicates that the data is encoded in ...
This option is the default. BOM=NO: No not include the byte order mark in UTF files. Character encoding values for SAS and Stata ...
Writes the byte order mark (BOM) prefix when a Unicode-encoded file is written to an external file. BOTTOMMARGIN=0.000 IN. Specifies the size of the margin at ...