"A connection could not be made to the scheduling server..." occurs when scheduling campaigns in SAS® Customer Intelligence Studio

SAS® Web Application Server 9.53 (SAS® 9.4 TS1M9) hot fixes address security vulnerabilities

ROC analysis using validation data and cross validation

Modeling continuous proportions: Fractional and 4- (or 5-) parameter logit models

The SAS® Environment Manager agent generates "Event ID: 4799" when security auditing is enabled

Editing and publishing rule flows results in "Unable to acquire JDBC Connection..." in SAS® Business Rules Manager

How to determine the creation method of a SAS transport file

Add new user variable segments and Multi-Entity History (MEH) partitions in SAS® Fraud Management

The sas-microanalytic-score pod fails to start after updating to SAS ® Viya ® 2024.02 or later

The confidence interval for an odds ratio seems to disagree with the parameter p-value or confidence interval

SAS® Studio 3.83 contains third-party libraries with known vulnerabilities

The SAS®9 Platform and the "Lift and Shift (Rehosting)" cloud strategy

Using PROC AUTHLIB with two kinds of quotation marks can cause SAS® Metadata Server to stop responding

SAS Deployment Manager is "Unable to connect to a SAS Metadata Server with the specified connection information"

The Transaction Analysis Server (TAS) reports an error when key performance indicators are enabled for rules in SAS® Fraud Management 6.1

The CONTENTS procedure output contains missing values in the "Date Created" and "Number of Observations" fields

IO and OS Lua libraries are available on Microsoft Windows in lockdown mode

The error "Cannot start a job instance that already exists..." occurs when duplicate indexing tasks are created and duplicate entries are displayed

Reporting of hot fixes that require configuration in the SAS Hot Fix Analysis, Download and Deployment Tool (SASHFADD)

Removal of the "sas-viya-naturalLanguageUnderstanding-default" and "sas-viya-reportviewernaturallanguageunderstanding-default" microservices