| B25062 for OpenVMS on HP Integrity |
| Base SAS 9.21_M3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 39517 | "Read Access Violation" or "Segmentation Violation" errors might be generated when creating ODS RTF output |
B25008 |
| 12601 | ODS PRINTER generates "out of memory" errors |
B25062 |
| 38109 | Justification, font, color, and height specifications do not replay to non-Listing ODS destinations when using PROC DOCUMENT |
B25062 |
| 40140 | URLs generated on the mainframe when using the ODS HTML or the ODS TAGSETS.MVSHTML destination are incorrect in SAS® 9.2 |
B25062 |
| 41024 | Row headings might overwrite in PROC TABULATE output with ODS PRINTER (PCL/PDF/PS) destinations |
B25062 |
| 41445 | Memory issues might occur when more than 19 DEFINE statements contain style options in PROC REPORT |
B25062 |
NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install Base SAS hot fix B25260.
NOTE: This hot fix is available for OpenVMS on HP Integrity and z/OS. Customers running on all other platforms must install hot fix B25106 instead. |
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| B25218 for OpenVMS on HP Integrity |
| Base SAS 9.21_M3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 41013 | Errors might occur when you use the SASTRACE= system option with the SAS/ACCESS® engines |
B25046 |
| 41115 | Loading a large SAS data file into memory can cause macro slowdown |
B25078 |
| 41574 | Double-byte character sets (DBCS) might not display properly in the ARM log |
B25078 |
| 42240 | The LIBNAME statement's FILELOCKWAIT= option might not check for a lock in all cases |
B25078 |
| 42392 | Truncated value for automatic macro variable &SYSPROCESSNAME |
B25104 |
| 42394 | Number of open files decreases when opening/closing a data set over multiple iterations |
B25104 |
| 42857 | Poor performance when reading non-local files with SAS® 9.2 on OpenVMS on HP Integrity |
B25109 |
| 42894 | SHR= option on a FILENAME statement is not honored |
B25129 |
| 42969 | "Invalid data" note received when reading files with variable-length records using DECNET |
B25129 |
| 42974 | Erroneous data set created when reading a file with fixed-length records when there is an odd number of bytes per record |
B25129 |
| 42998 | Performance degradation occurs when dividing with missing values |
B25129 |
| 43857 | When creating external files containing fixed-length records, record attributes are created as NONE |
B25148 |
| 43858 | SAS® 9.2 creates an incorrectly formatted fixed-length record file when the record length is an odd number |
B25148 |
| 43920 | Specifying the Albany AMT font when creating SAS/GRAPH® output can cause SAS® to fail |
B25148 |
| 44472 | Overwriting a SAS® data set in a UNIX operating environment removes any existing ACL |
B25165 |
| 44584 | SAS® Enterprise Guide® does not import UTF-16 files correctly using a UTF-8 SAS® server |
B25167 |
| 46251 | Directories cannot be created under the Files folder in SAS® Enterprise Guide® |
B25206 |
| 44257 | A segmentation violation might occur and your server might not function when you run a SAS® Stored Process that accesses a database |
B25218 |
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| B25219 for OpenVMS on HP Integrity |
| Base SAS 9.21_M3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 39997 | A database error can occur when you submit an SQL query with a LIBNAME statement that uses the MULTI_DATASRC_OPT=IN_CLAUSE option |
B25028 |
| 41745 | Accessing DB2 can result in System abend 0C4 in module SASIODB2 |
B25066 |
| 41748 | Using the LIBNAME option MULTI_DATASRC_OPT=IN_CLAUSE can result in an error |
B25066 |
| 43275 | A CLI error occurs when you access DB2 via SAS/ACCESS® 9.2 Interface to ODBC and PROC SQL implicit pass-through processing |
B25117 |
| 45162 | ALERT - Slow performance and incorrect results might occur if you use DBCREATE_TABLE_OPTS to create a primary index for a Teradata table |
B25195 |
| 45375 | Using the DBSASTYPE data set option on a z/OS system might result in an error |
B25211 |
| 46851 | Errors occur when you perform tasks that require a reread of a DB2 table |
B25219 |
| 47898 | The CREATE TABLE command spawns multiple connections when you use SAS/ACCESS® Interface to Teradata with UTILCONN_TRANSIENT=YES in a LIBNAME statement |
B25219 |
NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install Base SAS 9.21_M3 hot fix B25226.
Customers running SAS/ACCESS Interface to DB2 9.21_M2 must also install hot fix B94020.
Customers running SAS/ACCESS Interface to Teradata 9.21_M2 must also install hot fix C71007.
Customers running SAS/ACCESS Interface to Teradata 9.21_M1 on Windows for x64 must also install hot fix D35006.
Customers running SAS/ACCESS Interface to Oracle 9.21_M2 must also install hot fix C36005. |
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| B25226 for OpenVMS on HP Integrity |
| Base SAS 9.21_M3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 39125 | An SQLPLAN error might occur when you use a new column variable in a correlated subquery |
B25021 |
| 39129 | Formatting a newly created, missing numeric variable might result in a "Format not found" error |
B25021 |
| 39304 | SQL views of DBMS tables may not return aliased column names |
B25021 |
| 39984 | An SQL procedure view does not return any rows when it is used in DATA step or a PRINT procedure |
B25021 |
| 40714 | SQL procedure queries might take longer to run in SAS® 9.2 TS2M2 and TS2M3 |
B25021 |
| 41875 | SAS/ACCESS® Interface to DB2 might produce incorrect results when left joining two or more DB2 tables |
B25053 |
| 41619 | Using PROC FORMAT in conjunction with PROC SQL to access a database gives different results between SAS® 9.1.3 and SAS® 9.2 |
B25060 |
| 41785 | Read Access Violation errors occur when creating a long macro variable with the PROC SQL / INTO: macro interface |
B25060 |
| 42129 | PROC SQL join operations result in "Floating Point Zero Divide" errors when the join columns are character and are extremely large |
B25060 |
| 48733 | PROC SQL joins might result in errors if the join columns are character data type and the column lengths are too large for the current index page size |
B25060 |
| 34687 | ALERT - Incorrect results might occur if you use the PUT() function in a WHERE clause to convert a DB2 timestamp to a character value |
B25083 |
| 38759 | An error can occur when you run a query against a DBMS and the query contains a column that is renamed and that is then used in a GROUP BY clause |
B25083 |
| 42093 | Using the PROC SQL BTRIM() function causes insufficient memory errors |
B25083 |
| 43970 | Errors occur when you use input() or put() in a JOIN operation with a database table in a remote library |
B25083 |
| 44688 | An INPUT() function used in PROC SQL might return incorrect results |
B25083 |
| 42425 | SQLPLAN error might occur when creating a new variable based on another new variable |
B25116 |
| 43021 | The SAS® System might not consider the DBKEY= data set option when you join a SAS data set and a DBMS table |
B25116 |
| 43262 | Queries that reference tables in libraries that are assigned using the META libname engine might perform poorly |
B25134 |
| 46712 | Option for debugging META Libname Engine libraries |
B25134 |
| 42737 | ALERT - Incorrect results occur in implicit pass-through when you use CALCULATED keyword on GROUP BY statement |
B25157 |
| 43787 | Performance is adversely affected by SQL queries that use unique indexes through SAS/SHARE® software |
B25157 |
| 44069 | Performance might be affected if your query joins multiple tables or views in which variables are being renamed |
B25157 |
| 44190 | Unicode server performance is degraded when character literals in a WHERE clause are not passed to a database correctly |
B25157 |
| 45162 | ALERT - Slow performance and incorrect results might occur if you use DBCREATE_TABLE_OPTS to create a primary index for a Teradata table |
B25196 |
| 45689 | The SAS® Stored Process Server might stop functioning properly if you cancel a request that is running PROC SQL code |
B25202 |
| 46830 | ALERT - Specifying a LENGTH= modifier in an SQL procedure might result in a data integrity issue |
B25216 |
| 46832 | ALERT - Incorrect results might occur when processing an SQL procedure query |
B25216 |
| 47967 | "SPDS_ERROR: Column XXXXX could not be found in the table identified with the correlation name YYYYY" when running PROC SQL |
B25226 |
NOTE: Customers running on Solaris (64-bit) or AIX (64-bit) must install hot fix B25255 instead.
If you install this hot fix, you must also install Base SAS 9.21_M3 hot fixes B25250, B25260, and B25219.
Customers running SAS/ACCESS Interface to Teradata 9.21_M2 must also install hot fix C71007.
Customers running SAS/ACCESS Interface to Teradata 9.21_M1 on Windows for x64 must also install hot fix D35006.
Customers running SAS/ACCESS Interface to Oracle 9.21_M2 must also install hot fix C36005. |
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| D indicates that the Documentation has special pre-installation, post-installation or other unique instructions not commonly used for hot fix deployment. |
| B25249 for OpenVMS on HP Integrity |
| Base SAS 9.21_M3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 39614 | "ERROR: No email addresses specified" when sending email from SAS® using SMTP |
B25003 |
| 40143 | E-mail output from SAS® 9.2 fails when attachments have an LRECL value greater than 1000 |
B25027 |
| 40178 | The sender header field is truncated when you use SAS® software for SMTP e-mail |
B25027 |
| 40978 | The subject lines for e-mails sent from SAS® might get truncated in some e-mail clients |
B25047 |
| 41926 | ERROR: "Email: The connection was reset by a peer" |
B25088 |
| 41550 | SMTP email access method randomly fails with "ERROR: Email: The specified address is not available" or "Email server did not respond" |
B25243 |
| 50070 | A SAS® program sends one or more e-mails successfully, but a subsequente e-mail fails |
B25249 |
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| B25250 for OpenVMS on HP Integrity |
| Base SAS 9.21_M3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 38906 | The SAS® metadata engine LIBNAME statement fails to interpret access password specification for the Remote Engine Library server |
B25018 |
| 40125 | A slow response might occur when you connect to a SAS application server from client applications |
B25018 |
| 40231 | "ERROR: Libname _PMTA01_ is not assigned" occurs when running the METALIB procedure |
B25018 |
| 40366 | ALERT - The error "Libname _PMTA01_ is not assigned" occurs when you try to update metadata for a work table |
B25018 |
| 39550 | A Read access violation occurs when you use the METALIB procedure to import or register database tables into the SAS® Metadata Repository |
B25056 |
| 38707 | An error occurs when you add the DBSASTYPE= option to a database table in SAS® Management Console and you run a query that uses the metadata engine |
B25123 |
| 43224 | An error message appears in your SAS® log if you use the METALIB procedure to register or update a view that is defined in a Sybase database |
B25123 |
| 43262 | Queries that reference tables in libraries that are assigned using the META libname engine might perform poorly |
B25123 |
| 46712 | Option for debugging META Libname Engine libraries |
B25123 |
| 44153 | Libraries referenced in PROC METALIB or a META LIBNAME statement look for DBMS credentials in metadata even when Authentication Type is "NONE" |
B25159 |
| 44180 | "ERROR: Read Access Violation In Task [SQL]" might occur when using the META engine on a LIBNAME statement |
B25159 |
| 41093 | An error occurs and you cannot access an Oracle table when you use a schema name or a user ID that contains a dollar sign ($) |
B25205 |
| 46153 | The META libname engine ignores the Default Login associated with a relational database library |
B25205 |
| 46405 | META libname engine no longer reports column length inconsistencies when it should |
B25205 |
| 46408 | Access to third party database tables via the META libname engine fails when the userid contains special characters |
B25205 |
| 47017 | The META LIBNAME engine permits a user to add rows to a table even when the user has been denied CREATE permission on the table |
B25220 |
| 43097 | The error "No available engine session manager slots" occurs when you access Teradata tables with the META LIBNAME engine |
B25250 |
| 44120 | Assigning DBMS libraries might fail in SAS® Enterprise Guide® |
B25250 |
| 49607 | The maximum number of database connections is exceeded when you access databases that are registered in metadata |
B25250 |
| NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install Base SAS 9.21_M3 hot fixes B25242 and B25226. |
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| B25260 for OpenVMS on HP Integrity |
| Base SAS 9.21_M3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 39807 | Global macro variable values and scope may be set incorrectly when PROC RISK is within a macro |
B25007 |
| 40220 | EFI, PROC IMPORT and IMPORT WIZARD read a quoted 4 digit number incorrectly |
B25007 |
| 40252 | R interface in Proc IML does not work on 64-bit Windows Operating Systems |
B25012 |
| 40382 | CALL SYMPUT may not update existing global macro variable |
B25023 |
| 40438 | Extremely wide data sets created on a 64-bit operating system produce incorrect or missing values on 32-bit operating systems |
B25026 |
| 40521 | SAS appears to hang in an endless loop if you use Cross Environment Data Access (CEDA) and select a large number of variables |
B25026 |
| 40449 | ANYDTDTE doesn't read a period value properly |
B25034 |
| 40737 | Calling user defined functions using %SYSFUNC can result in an error or termination of SAS |
B25036 |
| 41114 | WHERE clauses that reference functions will execute slowly in SCL code |
B25058 |
| 41119 | Multiple WHERE ALSO statements in the DATA Step returns incorrect results or errors |
B25058 |
| 39768 | Existing client connections to SAS Workspace Servers are closed when the SAS Object Spawner is stopped or refreshed. |
B25086 |
| 41651 | A segmentation violation might occur when performing a large number of asynchronous signons |
B25086 |
| 42252 | ALERT - DATA step views are not accessible when you submit and pass them to a SAS grid from SAS® Enterprise Guide® |
B25086 |
| 31887 | Problems with macro variables created in an AUTOEXEC.SAS file when executing SAS® on a workspace server |
B25112 |
| 42925 | You cannot audit SAS® library Open objects in the standard SAS logging facility |
B25112 |
| 43537 | The last character of a double-byte character set variable is truncated when the variable length is 257 |
B25138 |
| 43671 | A memory leak may occur in SAS® Integration Technologies server processes. |
B25138 |
| 43967 | Indexes on data sets can become corrupt when run against the same data multiple times |
B25149 |
| 44190 | Unicode server performance is degraded when character literals in a WHERE clause are not passed to a database correctly |
B25158 |
| 39846 | Errors occur in a Foundation SAS® session when you try to connect with a SAS® Integration Technologies Server |
B25166 |
| 44674 | Referencing an autocall macro stored in a catalog causes a message window to appear upon exiting SAS |
B25170 |
| 45589 | An index might be ignored in BY processing after importing the indexed data set from transport format from another operating system |
B25183 |
| 46164 | &SYSSITE incorrectly returns site numbers with leading zeros |
B25208 |
| 48439 | Global macro variables are incorrectly set within a workspace server |
B25208 |
| 49737 | Catalog concatenation might result in locked catalogs |
B25248 |
| 51701 | ALERT - When you run SAS® Foundation, non-allocated memory might be overwritten |
B25260 |
NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install hot fix B25226 for Base SAS 9.21_M3.
NOTE: SAS Integration Technologies customers must also install hot fix B25242 to fully implement the fix for the issue described in SN-39768.
NOTE: SAS Enterprise Guide customers must also install hot fix B99010 to fully implement the fix for the issue described in SN-42252. |
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