Directory Listing without FILENAME PIPE

In the past when I needed a list of files in a directory I would use the filename command with the pipe device type as follows:

  filename dirlist pipe 'dir "c:\temp\" 

However, under Windows 7, I am getting the following error message noted here:

Stderr output:
There is not enough space on the disk.
NOTE: 0 records were read from the infile DIR.

Also, when code is sent to an IOM server that uses the FILENAME PIPE command, the code fails with ERROR: Access is denied or ERROR: Insufficient authorization. As a result, I wrote the below macro that utilizes SAS component language (SCL) functions to get around these restrictions.

%macro directorylisting
  (
      path   =
    , outdsn = dirlist
    , where  =
    , after  = 01Jan1960
  ) ;
 
  data &outdsn. ( keep = filename fullfilename created modified bytes ) ;
    attrib 
      dref         length = $8
      fref         length = $8
      folder       length = $256
      filename     length = $128 label = 'Filename'
      fullfilename length = $256 label = 'Full Filename'
      created      length = 8    label = 'Created'   format = datetime19.
      modified     length = 8    label = 'Modified'  format = datetime19.
      bytes        length = 8    label = 'Bytes'     format = comma15. ;
 
    if fileexist( "&path." ) then do ;
      folder = ifc( substr( "&path.", lengthn( "&path." ), 1 ) = "\"
        , "&path.", cats( "&path.", "\" ) ) ;
      rc     = filename( dref, folder );
      did    = dopen( dref ) ;
      dcount = dnum( did ) ;
 
      do i = 1 to dcount ;
        filename = dread( did, i ) ;
       
        if find( filename, "&where.", 'i' ) > 0 then do ;
          fullfilename = cats( folder, filename ) ;
          rc  = filename( fref, fullfilename ) ;
          fid = fopen( fref ) ;
          modified = input( finfo( fid, 'Last Modified' ), anydtdtm. ) ;
          if datepart( modified ) >= "&after."d then do ;
            created = input( finfo( fid, 'Create Time' ), anydtdtm. ) ;
            bytes   = input( finfo( fid, 'File Size (bytes)' ), 18. ) ;
            output ;
          end ;
          fid = fclose( fid ) ;
          rc  = filename( fref, '' ) ;
        end ;
      end ;
 
      did = dclose( did ) ;
      rc  = filename( dref, '' ) ;
    end ;
    else put "ERROR: The folder &path. does not exist." ;
  run ;
%mend ;