Base SAS 9.3 Hot Fix Downloads

NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install Base SAS hot fix E80026. MVS customers needing this fix must install Base SAS hot fixes E80013 and E80030.

Released: October 17, 2011

Documentation: E80012lx.html

Download: E80012lx.zip

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E80015 was replaced by E80026

E80017 for Linux

Base SAS 9.3

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

44748

In UNIX environments, changing fonts may result in segmentation violation errors when exiting an interactive SAS® session

E80017

Released: November 03, 2011

Documentation: E80017lx.html

Download: E80017lx.zip

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E80018 was replaced by E80026

E80021 for Linux

Base SAS 9.3

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

45259

ALERT - Data might be missing from PROC REPORT output in non-Listing ODS destinations when the PAGE option is specified

E80021

Released: January 09, 2012

Documentation: E80021lx.html

Download: E80021lx.zip

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E80024 for Linux

Base SAS 9.3

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

45362

Intermittent errors reported in client session running a DISPLAY LIBRARY _ALL_ statement to a SAS/SHARE® Server

E80024

Released: May 10, 2012

Documentation: E80024lx.html

Download: E80024lx.zip

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E80025 for Linux

Base SAS 9.3

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

46702

ALERT - "ERROR: Cannot find a library containing subroutine <subroutine>" when loading FCMP functions

E80025

Released: June 04, 2012

Documentation: E80025lx.html

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E80026 for Linux

Base SAS 9.3

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

42267

Macro parameters using recursion causes a warning

E80015

44256

ALERT - In SAS® 9.3, setting MEMSIZE system option to values of 0 or MAX results in a value of 2G

E80018

44257

A segmentation violation might occur and your server might not function when you run a SAS® Stored Process that accesses a database

E80026

NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install Base SAS hot fix E80012. MVS customers needing this fix must install Base SAS hot fixes E80013 and E80030.

Released: August 10, 2012

Documentation: E80026lx.html

Download: E80026lx.zip

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E80027 for Linux

Base SAS 9.3

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

46959

The error "Read Access Violation in task [SGDESIGN]" occurs when you run the SGDESIGN procedure (PROC)

E80027

Released: July 24, 2012

Documentation: E80027lx.html

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E80028 for Linux

Base SAS 9.3

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

48621

Errors might occur when using the XMLV2 engine to read XML files that contain namespaces

E80028

Released: December 20, 2012

Documentation: E80028lx.html

Download: E80028lx.zip

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E80029 for Linux

Base SAS 9.3

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

41550

SMTP email access method randomly fails with "ERROR: Email: The specified address is not available" or "Email server did not respond"

E80029

Released: April 24, 2013

Documentation: E80029lx.html

Download: E80029lx.zip

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F67001 for Linux

Base SAS JAR Files 9.3 hot fix for Base SAS 9.3

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

44800

ALERT - An incorrect HTML page might be displayed when a bar is selected in a stacked bar chart created with the Graph Template Language (GTL)

F67001

Released: December 01, 2011

Documentation: F67001lx.html

Download: F67001pt.zip

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U37001 was replaced by U37006

U37002 was replaced by U37006

U37003 was replaced by U37006

U37004 was replaced by U37006

U37005 was replaced by U37006

U37006 for Linux

SAS/Secure SSL 9.3 hot fix for Base SAS 9.3

Issue(s) Addressed:

Introduced:

43584

Accessing a secure web site (HTTPS) using the FILENAME URL access method results in a fatal error

U37001

43619

SSL certificates that contain wildcards are not supported with the FILENAME URL access method when accessing a secure web site (HTTPS)

U37001

44036

Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) functionality cannot import certificates to a local computer

U37001

55767

ALERT - OpenSSL security vulnerabilities (19 Mar 2015) exist in the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) capability in SAS® Foundation products

U37001

56385

ALERT - OpenSSL security vulnerabilities (11 Jun 2015 and 9 Jul 2015) exist in the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) capability in SAS® Foundation products

U37002

57686

OpenSSL security vulnerabilities (4 Dec 2015) exist in the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) capability in SAS® Foundation products

U37003

58391

OpenSSL version 1.0.2h is available for SAS® 9.3 and 9.4 on UNIX and z/OS

U37004

58785

ALERT - The HTTP procedure generates an exception error

U37004

59244

OpenSSL vulnerabilities exist in the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) capability in SAS® Foundation products (OpenSSL advisories through 26 September 2016)

U37005

61700

OpenSSL vulnerabilities exist in the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) capability in SAS® Foundation products (OpenSSL advisories through 02 November 2017)

U37006

NOTE: Please contact SAS Technical Support for information on accessing this hot fix and reference SAS Note 61700

Released: January 15, 2018

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