File delivered:
sas-sasstudio-4.4.2000-20200406.161631214382.x86_64.rpm 


Step 1:

Stop SAS Studio service:

systemctl status sas-viya-sasstudio-default
systemctl stop sas-viya-sasstudio-default


Step 2:

Copy the RPM to any system that has the previous version installed.  This can be determined by running the following command on each system:

	rpm -q sas-sasstudio


If it returns a package version rather than "package sas-sasstudio is not installed", the package is installed.

It does not matter where on the system the updated RPM is copied to.


Step 3:

Update the RPM:

Run the following command on the system where the RPM was copied:

sudo yum sas-sasstudio-4.4.2000-20200406.161631214382.x86_64.rpm 


Successful output will look like the following:

	Preparing...                ########################################### [100%]
	   1:sas-sasstudio        ########################################### [100%]


Step 4: 

Restart SAS Studio service:

systemctl start sas-viya-sasstudio-default
systemctl status sas-viya-sasstudio-default


Step 5:

All users must clear the browser cache and cookies before accessing SAS Studio



Note:

Backing up binaries should not be necessary since you can get back to the previous version by using yum.  To revert to the previous version, run the following:

	sudo yum downgrade sas-sasstudio