SAS/ACCESS Interface to Microsoft SQL Server 9.45 Hot Fix Downloads

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SAS/ACCESS Interface to Microsoft SQL Server 9.45

Hot Fix Downloads for 64-bit Enabled Solaris

General Information about Hot Fixes

J6Q001 was replaced by J6Q008

J6Q002 was replaced by J6Q008

J6Q003 was replaced by J6Q008

J6Q004 was replaced by J6Q008

J6Q005 was replaced by J6Q008

J6Q006 was replaced by J6Q008

J6Q007 was replaced by J6Q008

J6Q008 for 64-bit Enabled Solaris

SAS/ACCESS Interface to Microsoft SQL Server 9.45

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

67208

Reading wide tables with SAS/ACCESS® Interface to ODBC or SAS/ACCESS® Interface to Microsoft SQL might result in an "insufficient memory" error

J6Q001

67193

Bulk loading to Microsoft SQL Server with SAS/ACCESS® Interface to ODBC causes some truncation of a DATETIME2(6) data type

J6Q002

68676

Using READBUFF= does not interpret a NULL UniqueIdentifier value as missing

J6Q003

68922

A Segmentation Violation or Read Access Violation might occur when data is bulk-loaded to a Microsoft Azure Synapse database

J6Q004

67773

SAS® clients do not display the error message that is needed for accessing ADLS data

J6Q005

69790

The error "SCHEMA is not a valid option for this datasource" might occur when you try to use PROC FEDSQL to connect to Microsoft SQL Server

J6Q006

69967

An SQL Server pre-assigned library uses the wrong schema

J6Q007

70912

Read performance with SAS/ACCESS® Interface to Microsoft SQL Server might be poor or writes might be incorrect

J6Q008

NOTE: If you install this hot fix and have SAS Threaded Kernel Extension for Microsoft SQL Server 9.43 installed, you must also install hot fix K3Z002.

Released: August 09, 2024

Documentation: J6Q008s6.html

Download: J6Q008s6.zip

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