SAS/ACCESS Interface to PC Files 9.4_M4 Hot Fix Downloads

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SAS/ACCESS Interface to PC Files 9.4_M4

Hot Fix Downloads for 64-bit Enabled Solaris

General Information about Hot Fixes

A7I001 was replaced by A7I007

A7I002 was replaced by A7I007

A7I003 was replaced by A7I007

A7I004 was replaced by A7I007

A7I005 was replaced by A7I007

A7I006 was replaced by A7I007

A7I007 for 64-bit Enabled Solaris

SAS/ACCESS Interface to PC Files 9.4_M4

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

60059

SAS® numeric variables are incorrectly stored as character variables when exported to SPSS using SAS/ACCESS® Interface to PC Files

A7I001

60744

International currencies might be read as US dollar currencies when using the XLSX driver

A7I002

61409

XLSX files fail to open successfully in Microsoft Excel and return the "...(Strings) Illegal xml character..." message

A7I003

61434

CHARACTER variables are doubled in length when you import an Excel file using the SAS® PC Files Server on a non-wlatin1 SAS® session

A7I003

61853

"WARNING: The length of column 1 exceeds the maximum of 254 allowed by dBASE..." might occur when you use the EXPORT procedure

A7I004

62530

The EXPORT procedure adds extra spaces for Microsoft Access character variables within tables when you use certain WLATIN or LATIN encodings

A7I005

62655

"ERROR: string is duplicated" occurs when you use the EXPORT procedure with the XLSX engine

A7I005

63170

"Unable to transcode data to/from UCS-2 encoding" occurs after invalid characters are read in an Amazon Redshift, Impala, Netezza, or PostgreSQL table

A7I006

NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install hot fix A3Z075 for Base SAS 9.4_M4.

Released: May 21, 2019

Documentation: A7I007s6.html

Download: A7I007s6.zip

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