SAS Enterprise Guide 6.1_M1
Hot Fix Downloads
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Tip: The 64-bit version is installed by default unless Office detects you already have a 32-bit version of Office (or a stand-alone Office app such as Project or Visio) installed.In this case, the 32-bit version of Office will be installed instead. To change from a 32-bit version to a 64-bit version or vice versa, you need to uninstall Office first (including any stand-alone Office apps you.
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SAS Enterprise Miner – Free, on a Mac – Bet You Didn’t See That Coming. In the start code for your SAS Enterprise Miner project, have the LIBNAME statement including the subdirectory which is under the mycontent directory. Once you know what to do, it runs fine. You can access your data, create a diagram, drag the desired nodes to it. SAS® Enterprise Guide® 8.2 and SAS® Add-In 8.2 for Microsoft Office: Administrator’s Guide SAS® Documentation July 10, 2020.
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Issue(s) Addressed: | 52721 | Asian and European Language support update for SAS® Enterprise Guide® 6.1_M1 | 54373 | A transcoding error might occur when you are running the Hungarian edition of SAS® Enterprise Guide® | IMPORTANT: To determine which hot fix to download, open SAS Enterprise Guide and click Help => About SAS Enterprise Guide. If the Version field shows (32-bit) then use the 'Windows' download. If the Version shows (64-bit) then use the 'Windows for x64' download. | |||||
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* Windows for x64: If you are running SAS Enterprise Guide on a 64-bit Windows system, check which version of SAS Enterprise Guide is installed on your system. From the main menu, click Help => About SAS Enterprise Guide. In the Version field, you will see either 64-bit or 32-bit. If you are running SAS Enterprise Guide 32-bit, you must download the 'Windows' version of this hot fix. |
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Issue(s) Addressed: | 51729 | The OLAP Analyzer might not display all filtered columns in SAS® Enterprise Guide® and the SAS® Add-In for Microsoft Office | 51752 | Exporting from SAS® Enterprise Guide® 6.1 to a Microsoft Excel file on a SAS® server might not work as expected | 52602 | The value set for the 'Maximum number of rows to display' option might be ignored when you open DBMS data in SAS® Enterprise Guide® | 52813 | Support for SAS® Visual Analytics reports in the SAS® Add-In for Microsoft Office and in SAS® Enterprise Guide® | 53088 | SAS® Enterprise Guide® might generate incorrect import code when 'Rename columns to comply with SAS naming conventions' is selected | 54041 | The SAS® Enterprise Guide® 6.1 migration wizard might display a 'Migration failed' error | 54617 | SAS® Enterprise Guide® 6.1 might generate incorrect syntax when you import comma-delimited text files | 52677 | The SAS® Add-In for Microsoft Office and SAS® Enterprise Guide® might time-out when you attempt to open long-running SAS® Visual Analytics reports | 52887 | SAS® Enterprise Guide® and the SAS® Add-In for Microsoft Office might not display output SAS® data sets that are created by a stored process | 48030 | Column labels might be truncated to 32 characters when opening a data source into a PivotTable using the SAS® Add-In for Microsoft Office | 52630 | In the SAS® Enterprise Guide® Query Builder, a renamed summary column might not work as expected | 52637 | SAS® Enterprise Guide® 5.1 and 6.1 stop responding when you are typing code, especially in virtual environments | 52730 | SAS® Enterprise Guide® generates an error when you set a default prompt on a stored process | 53301 | An APPCRASH event or 'Unknown Hard Error' might occur when you are using the SAS® Add-In for Microsoft Office and exiting Excel | 53401 | In non-English locales, SAS® Enterprise Guide® might use an incorrect format for time prompts | 48880 | Stored process execution might fail when referencing promoted metadata libraries | 50180 | SAS® Reports cannot be deleted from the SAS® Folders window in SAS® Enterprise Guide® | 54544 | Poor performance occurs with implicit Hive joins that contain a WHERE clause | 54015 | In SAS® Enterprise Guide®, the blinking cursor might disappear while you are using the Enhanced Program Editor | 54754 | In SAS® Enterprise Guide®, the Enhanced Editor might respond very slowly when the autocompletion feature is enabled | 41318 | Manually linking a program node to a table defined in metadata might generate an error in SAS® Enterprise Guide® | 54735 | Code that is generated from the Transpose Task depends on the SAS® Enterprise Guide® locale | 55194 | The SAS® Enterprise Guide® Append Tables task returns the error 'The output location is not valid' | 55322 | Disabling the Browse Stored Process Server File System capability does not prevent users from browsing | 55713 | SAS® Enterprise Guide® might display an application error when you edit a filter that uses the IN operator | 46809 | SAS® Enterprise Guide® might lock when a job is running | 56043 | SAS® Enterprise Guide® might display an Application Error when you attempt to edit a project prompt | 33359 | SAS® Enterprise Guide® expiration dates | 57840 | SAS® Enterprise Guide® uses excessive memory | IMPORTANT: To determine which hot fix to download, open SAS Enterprise Guide and click Help => About SAS Enterprise Guide. If the Version field shows (32-bit) then use the 'Windows' download. If the Version shows (64-bit) then use the 'Windows for x64' download. | |
NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install hot fix N22001 for Base SAS 9.4 - M1 to fully implement the fix for the issue described in 52887. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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What is SAS?
The SAS System is an integrated suite of software for information delivery and analysis. Applications of the SAS System include executive information systems; data entry, retrieval, and management; report writing and graphics; statistical and mathematical analysis; business planning, forecasting, and decision support; operations research and project management; statistical quality improvement; computer performance evaluation; and applications development. SAS is very powerful and is particularly useful for dealing with large data sets.
SAS Availability
Sas Enterprise Guide Free
Faculty, staff and students at the University of Virginia may access SAS through public computers with the UVa software build on them, via the UVa Hive, or by installing SAS on your own computer. Please note: SAS will NOT install properly on any version of Windows “Home”. To determine if you have a “Home” operating system, please do the following:
- Find the Computer information area off the Start Menu, on the right hand side about halfway down the menu
- Right click on the Computer area
- Select Properties, the last entry on the menu that pops up with the right click
- The Windows edition is the first piece of information that will appear on the screen
- If the word Home appears here, you need to upgrade to a more robust Windows version. You may do this in one of several ways-
- Go to Cavalier Computers and tell them that you need to upgrade to Windows Professional or Enterprise
- Look on your Start Menu to see if you have an entry above “Accessories” that is entitled Windows Anytime Upgrade (not Update— you want UpGRADE). That will take you to Microsoft where you can purchase an upgrade for less than $60.
- Go directly to Microsoft to upgrade your Windows
To get SAS on your computer, you can download SAS from the UVa Software store, or you may pick up a thumb drive with the program files loaded on it from Brown Science & Engineering Library Room I043. If you choose to download SAS from UVa Software please make sure you are either on-Grounds, or have a very dependable wireless connection. The file is currently over 21 GB, and can take literally hours to download.
SAS Versions
The current version of SAS is 9.4. There are several flavors of SAS from which to choose, but each version of SAS has a unique license file that will only work with the corresponding version of SAS you have installed.
- Teaching & Research (T&R) version or Administration (Admin) version
- Teaching & Research (T&R) can be used by students, faculty and staff for coursework, classroom instruction, and academic (noncommercial) research. Most normal researchers and students qualify for this version. This is the ONLY version of SAS that may be put on personally-owned computers
- Administration (Admin) is limited to faculty and staff executing the business of the university and may NOT be put on personally-owned computers
- 32-or 64-bit. See instructions, above, related to finding out your Windows OS
- Version 9.3 is available if you have code that is locked to that version
Installation Instructions
For help installing SAS 9.4 for 64-bit Windows, please follow the directions found here: SAS94_Installation Instructions
SAS for Universities to Use SAS on Mac OS and Windows
Users who work on Mac OS may now install SAS for Universities on their Mac. SAS University Edition Installation Instructions for Mac.
Here are some support materials for SAS for Universities:
- SAS blogs – Frequently technical, often personal and always thought-provoking, SAS blogs from every corner of the globe cover a wide array of topics.
- SAS Users YouTube channel – Subscribe to get the latest tutorials, product demos, thought leadership and learning resources from SAS.
- Learning Resources – See how you can get the analytics skills you need, on your time, and on your terms.
Free Sas Enterprise Guide Download
Renewing Your SAS License
- Go to the UVa Software Gateway
- Look at the software titles under Data Analysis and Research
- Select SAS
- You will log in with NetBadge
- Select the SAS version that you are trying to renew (for most of you this will be SAS 9.4 Teaching & Research for Windows)
- Accept the terms of use listed above and click “Submit”
- Select “License File” when presented with 3 choices (Install manual and Program Files are the other 2 choices)
- Click and download the license file
- To renew your SAS version, go to Start — SAS — Renew SAS Software 9.4. Click it and follow the prompts to browse to your new license file. Do not remove the license file. Note: You may need administrator access to your computer for the renewal to work.
Questions about SAS may be answered by contacting Research Software Support.
SAS for Linux
Download Sas Enterprise Guide 8.1
SAS is also available for Linux on the UVa Software Store. You may download it from there, or you may pick up a thumb drive with the program files loaded on it from Brown Science & Engineering Library in Clark Hall, room i043.