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Hot Fix Downloads for Linux

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B80001 for Linux

SAS/STAT 9.22

Issue(s) Addressed: Introduced:

39849 ALERT - Plots of residuals in PROC GENMOD are incorrect for multinomial model B80001

Released: August 10, 2010 Documentation: B80001lx.html Download: B80001lx.bin

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B80002 was replaced by B80011

B80003 for Linux

SAS/STAT 9.22

Issue(s) Addressed: Introduced:

42099 ALERT - Incorrect Association table statistics with multinomial response and PLOTS=ALL or PLOTS=ROC B80003

Released: February 25, 2011 Documentation: B80003lx.html Download: B80003lx.bin

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B80004 for Linux

SAS/STAT 9.22

Issue(s) Addressed: Introduced:

42482 Memory improvements to PROC KDE B80004

Released: March 08, 2011 Documentation: B80004lx.html Download: B80004lx.bin

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B80005 for Linux

SAS/STAT 9.22

Issue(s) Addressed: Introduced:

42470 "UNABLE TO ACCESS MESSAGE" error reported in SASŽ/STAT 9.22 B80005

NOTE: This hot fix is applicable to systems with one or more of the following languages installed: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Swedish

Released: February 23, 2011 Documentation: B80005lx.html Download: B80005lx.bin

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B80006 was replaced by B80013

B80007 was replaced by B80011

B80008 for Linux

SAS/STAT 9.22

Issue(s) Addressed: Introduced:

43022 ERROR OCCURS WITH the TPSPLINE procedure IN UTF-8 SESSION B80008

Released: June 23, 2011 Documentation: B80008lx.html Download: B80008lx.bin

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B80010 was replaced by B80016

B80011 for Linux

SAS/STAT 9.22

Issue(s) Addressed: Introduced:

41931 LOGG values computed in the OUT= data set of the PRIOR statement in PROC MIXED are incorrect B80002

40441 ALERT - PROC MIXED might incorrectly compute the standard errors for the LSMEANS B80007

42805 PROC MIXED incorrectly produces predicted values as 0 for certain situations B80007

42816 ALERT - The CONTRAST or ESTIMATE statements might be declared non-estimable in the MIXED procedure B80007

42826 Floating Point Overflow might occur in PROC MIXED with PRIOR statement B80007

43826 PROC MIXED reports a bug when the number of random effects exceeds 999. B80011

Released: August 31, 2011 Documentation: B80011lx.html Download: B80011lx.bin

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B80013 for Linux

SAS/STAT 9.22

Issue(s) Addressed: Introduced:

42378 TWOSAMPLEFREQ in PROC POWER returns incorrect result for TEST=FISHER B80006

45222 CROSSREF=YES in PROC POWER might not work when the computed values for the plot are descending B80013

Released: June 19, 2012 Documentation: B80013lx.html Download: B80013lx.bin

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B80016 for Linux

SAS/STAT 9.22

Issue(s) Addressed: Introduced:

43552 Abnormal termination in PROC GLIMMIX with DIST=BINARY and options in the LSMEANS statement B80010

45223 The Estimates and standard errors in the SolutionR table in PROC GLIMMIX might be incorrect when the response variable has missing observations B80016

Released: January 10, 2013 Documentation: B80016lx.html Download: B80016lx.bin

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