SAS isn't recognizing a delimeter and I'm not sure why. I've pasted the code, a sample of the input data below, and the results below. The input data is a csv file with commas separating the values.

data sched ; infile "c:\schedules.csv" DELIMITER=',' DSD TRUNCOVER MISSOVER lrecl = 600 ; input assign $12. tag $12. start $24. end $24. localstart $24. localend $24. cap $; run;

Sample of the data (it's all on one line): "1019492","`0059536`","6/1/2007 6:00:00 AM","6/1/2007 7:00:00 AM","6/1/2007 1:00:00 AM","6/1/2007 2:00:00 AM","1" The number portion of the first two variables vary in size. The "truncover" and $12. is an attempt to capture that. If I get rid of the "truncover" and replace the $w. with $, I just get the first 8 characters of the data.

The results looks like this: assign,tag,start,end,localstart,localend,cap """1019492"",""`","0059536`"",""6","/1/2007 6:00:00 AM"",""6/1","/2007 7:00:00 AM"",""6/1/2","007 1:00:00 AM"",""6/1/200",,

What am I doing wrong?