/* To edit this code, you will have to copy and paste it in a different programming window. */ 
/* You cannot edit until then or you will see an error. */
/* This is because I (connorman5280) own this file and you do not have editing priveldeges. */
/* Creating a new window allows you to save this in your filesystem (sasuser.v94).*/
/* You can start a new programming window by using the hotkey 'F4' */
/* You can also start a new programming window by clicking on the circle with 7 dots at the top right of your window. */
/* In the dropdown window, select the option 'new SAS program'. */
/* To save your new file, click the save icon in the upper left hand of this programming window. */


/* This code will download the screwy files to your sasuser directory from an AWS server */
/* This should fix issues related to not being able to access the data */

/* Change the username below to your username. */

%let username=connorman5280;

options dlcreatedir;
%Let Path="/home/&username./sasuser.v94/Screwy";
libname SCxDB &path;

filename file "/home/&username./sasuser.v94/Screwy/customers.sas7bdat";
proc http method="get" out=file url="https://scx-static-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/SC4x/Screwy%20Data/customers.sas7bdat";
run;

filename file "/home/&username./sasuser.v94/Screwy/orders.sas7bdat";
proc http method="get" out=file url="https://scx-static-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/SC4x/Screwy%20Data/orders.sas7bdat";
run;

filename file "/home/&username./sasuser.v94/Screwy/parts.sas7bdat";
proc http method="get" out=file url="https://scx-static-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/SC4x/Screwy%20Data/parts.sas7bdat";
run;

/* Proceed to part 2 now */