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Or you perhaps it would be better to setup an FTP server on your PC and allow the SAS process to use FTP to move files to and from your PC.PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT ("AGREEMENT"). Just use the right path on the right system. So you might have a network share that from a PC looks like \\servername\sharename\sasfiles and from UNIX it is mounted at /servername/sharename/sasfiles. Otherwise if you are running SAS on a Unix machine then perhaps you can used network drives that can be seen from both Unix and Windows machines.
No need to UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD just reference the file directly using the proper path. And the SAS code will need to use the unix path for that folder and not the path that you would use from your real PC environment. If you are using SAS University Edition then your SAS session can only write to folders that are mapped to your virtural machine. There are other ways depending on your environment. You can use the SAS/Studio interface to manually copy files, but you cannot get the SAS program to do that for you. When you run something in SAS/Studio you generally just have the one SAS session running. For PROC UPLOAD or DOWNLOAD to work you need to have two SAS sessions connected by a SAS connect session.