Answer Posted / prashanthi.a

libname xptfile xport "&libname\test.xpt";
libname sasfile2 "&libname\new\";

proc copy in=xptfile out=sasfile2 memtype=data;
run;
for example:
libname xptdmg xport 'C:\Documents and Settings\user2\My
Documents\pk_analysis\Work\02data_raw\dmg.xpt';

proc copy in=xptdmg out= rawdata memtype= data;
run;

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