SAS Datetime Input reads in the same date for each row - sql

Question

I am attempting to read in many files of data including a column of datetimes. When I read in all of the files, the datetime column contains the same date everywhere (31 JUL 2015 00:00:00, or in SAS format: 1753920000) even though the data files being read in have many different datetimes in that column. Why would my code be outputting the same date for every row?
Code:
%let type=40;
%let year=2015;
%let months =07;
%let days = 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31;
%let filetype=.csv;
%macro import_files;
%do K=1 %to 31; /*day*/
%let nmbr = %scan(&type,1);
%let yr=%scan(&year,1);
%let mnth=%scan(&months,1);
%let day=%scan(&days,&K);
%let exportfile = "C:\Users\Top&nmbr&yr&mnth&day&filetype";
%let src = "\\2119\outfile";
/* Import All files in that Alpha, Year and Month Group*/
DATA work.RAW_DATA;
INFILE &src firstobs=3 LRECL=1000 DELIMITER=',' MISSOVER DSD;
INPUT city_cd : $CHAR3.
shop_car_type_cd : $CHAR4.
lor: ?? BEST2.
arv_dt : ?? MMDDYY10.
shop_dttm : ?? ANYDTDTM19. /* This is the datetime that reads in the same date for every observation */
RUN;
%end;
%mend import_files;
%import_files;
CSV datafile:
ATL CCAR 1 10:30 9/7/2015 01JUL2015:00:00:00
After reading into SAS:
ATL CCAR 1 37800 20338 1751500800

Answer 1

Unless I'm missing something serious, you have 5 variables listed on your INPUT statement but 6 in your sample data. Which one is correct? I would also switch the MISSOVER to TRUNCOVER, . Additionally consider specifying an informat for your variables instead of how you're trying to read it. You're not getting any errors because of the ?? which suppresses any errors. Remove them from your code. I'll post an answer below to help you get started but it's not likely correct.
As mentioned, you also do not have a CSV file unless you copied and pasted from an Excel file, which you shouldn't do. Excel may be adding/stripping something from your data that we can't see which can cause the issues.
data have;
informat arv_dt mmddyy10. shop_dttm anydtdtm. time_data time.;
format shop_dttm datetime21. time_data time.;
INPUT
city_cd $
shop_car_type_cd $
lor
time_data
arv_dt
shop_dttm;
cards;
ATL CCAR 1 10:30 9/7/2015 01JUL2015:00:00:00
;
run;
proc print data=have;
run;