SAS Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool
Analyzing a SAS 9.4 Installation
SASHFADD Ver. 2.2 Report Date: Tue Jan 18 07:14:41 2022
Using SAS 9.4 Hot Fix Data generated: Mon Jan 17 17:15:02 2022 (13 hours old)
 
Usage Guide
Output Directory: SASHFADD_2022_1_18_07.14.41
 
Product specific Hot Fixes that address security issues in SASHFADD 2.2 and 2.2.1 will appear on this report indicated by "See: 58607".
Please visit the SAS Security Updates page for information on additional security updates for your SAS software.

This report lists the hot fixes that are available for your installed SAS 9.4 Products.
 
Citations [ 1 ] [ C ] appear in this report. Citation(s) are defined in the Citation Key.
It is extremely important for the successful installation of hot fixes that you
follow the instructions for citation(s) in this report. Additional actions,

including post-installation tasks, are NOT performed by the
Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool.
 
 
 
Hot fixes in this section of the report may be downloaded and installed individually by clicking the "Download" link, or you may choose to download these hot fixes all at once using the generated "ftp_script". See the Usage Guide - Review the Hot Fix Report for more information on hot fixes which may appear in this section.

 
 
Base SAS 9.4_M7 for Linux for x64
Hot FixReleased   
K1P004 [ C ] 01/06/22 Issue(s) Addressed [ 1 ] Documentation Download
I9R074 01/11/22 Issue(s) Addressed Documentation Download
 
SAS ODBC Drivers for the Web Infrastructure Platform Data Server 9.46 for Linux for x64
Hot FixReleased   
J1Q003 01/12/22 Issue(s) Addressed Documentation Download

 

 

Citation Key:
[ 1 ]Click the "Issue(s) Addressed" link to see important note(s) associated with this hot fix.
[ C ]This is a Container Hot Fix, delivering updates to multiple SAS Software components in one download. View the Documentation for the list of components that will be updated. See "What is a container hot fix?" in the Hot Fix FAQ for more information.

 

 

Options:
SASHFADD was run with the following option(s) set in SASHFADD.cfg:
-GENERATE_SECURE_FTP_SCRIPTING
-USE_YYYY_MM_DD_TIME_FORMAT_FOR_DIRECTORY_AND_FILE_NAMES