| P7F042 for Windows |
| Base SAS 9.4_M9 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| KB0042067 | Snowflake character column lengths might not be shortened when renaming columns with the SQL procedure |
P7F003 |
| KB0044230 | Transcoding is not applied when you use an alias with hexadecimal columns |
P7F005 |
| KB0043996 | Read performance improvements have been made to SAS/ACCESS® Interface to Google BigQuery |
P7F035 |
| KB0045319 | PROC SQL tries to create a temporary index even though an ERROR is issued |
P7F042 |
NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install hot fix P7F046for Base SAS 9.4_M9.
If you install this hot fix and have SAS/ACCESS Interface to Snowflake 9.48 installed, you must also install hot fix P7V002. If you install this hot fix and have SAS/ACCESS Interface to Google BigQuery 9.48 installed, you must also install hot fix R6L001. |
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| P7F046 for Windows |
| Base SAS 9.4_M9 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| KB0042067 | Snowflake character column lengths might not be shortened when renaming columns with the SQL procedure |
P7F002 |
| KB0042902 | A numeric might change to a date/datetime/time constant in the query passed to the database when the query includes a database function call |
P7F006 |
| KB0043945 | The data step EXIST() function might return incorrect results when you test for views |
P7F014 |
| KB0043996 | Read performance improvements have been made to SAS/ACCESS® Interface to Google BigQuery |
P7F034 |
| KB0045994 | BULKUNLOAD from Databricks causes SAS to crash and an "ERROR: The size of the data exceeded the maximum allocated buffer size..." to occur |
P7F041 |
| KB0046482 | BULKUNLOAD from Databricks fails with "ERROR: Invalid data format in BULKUNLOAD stream... |
P7F046 |
NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install hot fix P7F042 for Base SAS 9.4_M9. If you install this hot fix and have SAS/ACCESS Interface to Snowflake 9.48 installed, you must also install hot fix P7V002. If you install this hot fix and have SAS/ACCESS Interface to Google BigQuery 9.48 installed, you must also install hot fix R6L001. If you install this hot fix and have SAS/ACCESS Interface to Hadoop 9.53 installed, you must also install hot fix R7W002. If you install this hot fix and have SAS/ACCESS Interface to Spark 9.46 installed, you must also install hot fix R7Y002. |
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| R3N005 for Windows |
| Base SAS 9.4_M9 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| KB0042866 | SAS/CONNECT® SIGNON fails with "Network request failed ...." when using TLS 1.3 and OpenSSL 3 in RHEL 9 and later |
R3N001 |
| KB0041766 | TLS Server Name Indication (SNI) support is not available in SAS® 9.4M8 (TS1M8) and SAS® 9.4M9 (TS1M9) on z/OS |
R3N001 |
| KB0044149 | SAS® 9.4M9 on z/OS contains a Buffer Overflow vulnerability |
R3N001 |
| KB0044180 | Windows fails with handshake errors or "ERROR: The function requested is not supported" when you access a remote TLS server using SAS code |
R3N002 |
| KB0045315 | TLS 1.3 fails on SAS 9.4M9 (TS1M9) on z/OS |
R3N005 |
NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install the following hot fixes:
Hot fix P9F006 for SAS Threaded Kernel Core Routines 9.4_M9.
Hot fix P7Q004 for Threaded Kernel IOM 9.4_M9.
Hot fix P7I004 and P7I006 for SAS Threaded Kernel 9.4_M9.
Hot fix R3M001 for SAS Threaded Kernel Online Documentation 9.4_M9.
Hot fix P7F017 and R8G001 for Base SAS 9.4_M9.
SAS Technical Support recommends using the SAS Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool (SASHFADD) to identify and download all hot fixes relevant for your SAS deployment, which will include hot fix dependencies as listed above.
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| R8G001 for Windows |
| Base SAS 9.4_M9 |
| Issue(s) Addressed: | Introduced: |
| KB0041766 | TLS Server Name Indication (SNI) support is not available in SAS® 9.4M8 (TS1M8) and SAS® 9.4M9 (TS1M9) on z/OS |
R8G001 |
| KB0043749 | Placing an open-code %IF statement before a macro might cause a Read Access Violation |
R8G001 |
| KB0044149 | SAS® 9.4M9 on z/OS contains a Buffer Overflow vulnerability |
R8G001 |
| KB0044212 | Base SAS® contains potential buffer overflow and path traversal vunerabilities |
R8G001 |
| KB0044332 | Base SAS® on Z/OS contains a potential buffer overflow vulnerability |
R8G001 |
| KB0043891 | SAS® 9.4 on Unix might disclose the location of the TLS private key used for connection with SAS IOM servers |
R8G001 |
| KB0044922 | Password values are displayed in SAS® 9.4 logs |
R8G001 |
| KB0045231 | Base SAS® on SAS® 9.4M9 (TS1M9) on Windows displays message library errors when you open SAS file types after applying Hot Fix P7F029 |
R8G001 |
| KB0046084 | The PYTHON procedure is available for SAS® 9.4M9 (TS1M9) |
R8G001 |
NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install the following hot fixes:
Hot fix P7I005 and P7I004 for SAS Threaded Kernel 9.4_M9.
Hot fix P9F006 and P9F009 for SAS Threaded Kernel Core Routines 9.4_M9.
Hot fix P7Q004 for Threaded Kernel IOM 9.4_M9.
Hot fix R3N005, P7F017 and R7Z001 for Base SAS 9.4_M9.
Hot fix R3M001 for SAS Threaded Kernel Online Documentation 9.4_M9.
Hot fix R8A001 for SAS Threaded Kernel Interface to R 9.4_M9.
SAS Technical Support recommends using the SAS Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool (SASHFADD) to identify and download all hot fixes relevant for your SAS deployment, which will include hot fix dependencies as listed above.
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