Hello Community,
I have a question regarding the Upgrade from 9.4 TS1M1 to TS1M3.
We have been running sas 9.4 TS1M1 on a Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 for quite a while now. Now we are moving to a new server running Windows 2012 R2. My Question is, if there are issues/problems/bugs when moving to TS1M3. All I can find is which Issues are solved by upgrading to M3. Now I need to know which new Issues arrise with moving.
Can anyone help me?
In addition to @LinusH's excellent advice, the best approach is simply to do a separate server install (as you are doing) and then test all of your applications in the new SAS 9.4 TS1M3 environment including comparing output with your current SAS environment.
It is near impossible to know what problems you might strike in advance as every SAS site is different. You will only find out the issues relevant to you by testing.
Hi,
you could check the SAS notes for "update M3", or any other keywords that include a search for M3 and upgrade/update.
See http://support.sas.com/notes/index.html
Thanks
Anja
Hi @wiko86
You might find some issues in SAS 9.4 Guide to Software Updates, which is the formal guide to upgrading your deployment. Be sure to go through all the applicable products in "Product Details and Requirements."
Cheers,
maggie
Had some trouble with automatically reconfigured metadata backups when migrating from 9.4m1 to 9.4m3. After installing 9.4m1 metadata backup was setup using the new command line tools and not SMC, that way we were able to store additional directories together with the metadata. After upgrading to m3 anything was reset to factory defaults: metadata backup was performed sundays only.
Hi,
you can modify the scheduling time either via SASMC or Environment Manager.
In M3, you'll find the administrator plug-in for Env Manager, and underneath there, the Deployment Backup and Recovery tool.
This is where you can change/adjust the scheduling settings.
Alternatively, you could go to SASMC, Metadata Manager, Metadata Utilities, Server Backup, right click, Schedule.
Is this what you are referring to?
Thanks
Anja
In addition to my last post about the back, here is a YouTube video on interactively backup up your environment
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbKJ1hQYLbQ&index=1&list=PLVBcK_IpFVi80HeTBtFZ7pubwoBBATBHE
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