| L9L010 |
| SAS/STAT 15.3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 70344 | The PHREG procedure contains a stack-corruption vulnerability if you incorrectly specify the RUN statement |
L9L007 |
| 70276 | ALERT - The PHREG procedure reports incorrect hazard ratios and confidence limits for certain models when you specify a UNITS=(value-list) option |
L9L008 |
| 70492 | The PHREG procedure contains a stack-corruption vulnerability if there are missing stratum values |
L9L010 |
| NOTE: If you install this hot fix and have SAS Compiler and Symbolic Differentiator 9.59 installed, you must also install hot fix M7A001. |
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| L9L025 |
| SAS/STAT 15.3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 70625 | The MI procedure contains a security vulnerability when a long character variable is specified in the ADJUSTOBS= option |
L9L012 |
| 70709 | A memory corruption vulnerability exists in Base SAS® and SAS/STAT® |
L9L020 |
| 71038 | The MI procedure incorrectly imputes small non-zero values instead of zeros when using the REGPMM method |
L9L025 |
NOTE: All Operating Systems: To ensure that you apply all the relevant hot fixes for this product and release, search for 70709. Then, download and apply the hot fixes listed on the page for SAS Note 70709.
To ensure that your system is completely up to date with all fixes, consider using the SAS Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool (SASHFADD). |
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| L9L026 |
| SAS/STAT 15.3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 70709 | A memory corruption vulnerability exists in Base SAS® and SAS/STAT® |
L9L015 |
| 70910 | ALERT - The LIFETEST procedure might produce incorrect weighted confidence limits for quartiles |
L9L022 |
| 71045 | The EVENTCODE= or FAILCODE= option might cause a floating point error in the LIFETEST procedure |
L9L026 |
NOTE:
All Operating Systems: To ensure that you apply all the relevant hot fixes for this product and release, search for 70709. Then, download and apply the hot fixes listed on the page for SAS Note 70709.
To ensure that your system is completely up to date with all fixes, consider using the SAS Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool (SASHFADD). |
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| L9L035 |
| SAS/STAT 15.3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 70794 | The MCMC procedure issues a warning in SAS® Studio when you specify the NTHREADS= option |
L9L019 |
| 70709 | A memory corruption vulnerability exists in Base SAS® and SAS/STAT® |
L9L029 |
| KB0041637 | The NLMIXED procedure might return the error "An unknown error has occurred during the likelihood computation with NTHREADS= option |
L9L035 |
NOTE: All Operating Systems: To ensure that you apply all the relevant hot fixes for this product and release, search for 70709. Then, download and apply the hot fixes listed on the page for SAS Note 70709.
To ensure that your system is completely up to date with all fixes, consider using the SAS Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool (SASHFADD). |
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| L9L040 |
| SAS/STAT 15.3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 69870 | The MIXED procedure contains a stack-corruption vulnerability when the TYPE=LIN(q) option is specified and an LDATA= data set is not specified |
L9L001 |
| 69941 | The MIXED procedure contains a stack-corruption vulnerability for certain models when the dependent variable is specified in the CLASS statement |
L9L003 |
| 70887 | ALERT - The MIXED procedure might produce incorrect results when you specify certain model combinations |
L9L023 |
| 70709 | A memory corruption vulnerability exists in Base SAS® and SAS/STAT® |
L9L031 |
NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install hot fix P4J001 for Statistics Common Components 15.3.
All Operating Systems: To ensure that you apply all the relevant hot fixes for this product and release, search for 70709. Then, download and apply the hot fixes listed on the page for SAS Note 70709.
To ensure that your system is completely up to date with all fixes, consider using the SAS Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool (SASHFADD).
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| L9L041 |
| SAS/STAT 15.3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 70094 | ALERT - The GLIMMIX procedure can produce certain incorrect LSMEANS results when you specify the DDFM=KR or DDFM=SATTERTHWAITE method |
L9L006 |
| 70915 | The GLIMMIX procedure generates an exception error for certain negative binomial models |
L9L021 |
| 70709 | A memory corruption vulnerability exists in Base SAS® and SAS/STAT® |
L9L034 |
| KB0043471 | The GLIMMIX procedure incorrectly issues an out of memory error in the Windows environment |
L9L041 |
NOTE: All Operating Systems: To ensure that you apply all the relevant hot fixes for this product and release, search for 70709. Then, download and apply the hot fixes listed on the page for SAS Note 70709.
To ensure that your system is completely up to date with all fixes, consider using the SAS Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool (SASHFADD). |
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| P4I004 |
| SAS/STAT 15.3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 70625 | The MI procedure contains a security vulnerability when a long character variable is specified in the ADJUSTOBS= option |
P4I001 |
| 70709 | A memory corruption vulnerability exists in Base SAS® and SAS/STAT® |
P4I001 |
| 71038 | The MI procedure incorrectly imputes small non-zero values instead of zeros when using the REGPMM method |
P4I001 |
| KB0041419 | A Read Access Violation occurs in the MI procedure when using the SIMPLE option and no continuous variables |
P4I002 |
| KB0041640 | PROC MI is unable to read the INITIAL=INPUT data set and returns "The INITIAL=INPUT= data set does not have completed mean or covariance estimates..." |
P4I002 |
NOTE: All Operating Systems: To ensure that you apply all the relevant hot fixes for this product and release, search for 70709. Then, download and apply the hot fixes listed on the page for SAS Note 70709.
To ensure that your system is completely up to date with all fixes, consider using the SAS Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool (SASHFADD). |
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| P5M001 |
| SAS/STAT 9.4_M8 hot fix for SAS/STAT 15.3 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| 70709 | A memory corruption vulnerability exists in Base SAS® and SAS/STAT® |
P5M001 |
NOTE: All Operating Systems: To ensure that you apply all the relevant hot fixes for this product and release, search for 70709. Then, download and apply the hot fixes listed on the page for SAS Note 70709.
To ensure that your system is completely up to date with all fixes, consider using the SAS Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool (SASHFADD). |
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