Answer Posted / vinod kumar

We can read the zipped files in to SAS by using the SASZIPAM
option.

filename file1 saszipam 'd:\Myfiles\dumps.zip';

data dset;
infile file1(dumps1.csv) dlm=','; *-dumps1.csv is one of
the file in zipped file;
input email $ name $ address $ city $ zip $;
put _infile_;
run;

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