SAS Enterprise Guide process flows might not execute all tasks as expected if any of the tasks use a FALSE condition. Specifically, when a FALSE condition is triggered, some of the subsequent tasks might not execute even if they should.  

The following example illustrates a process flow that contains five Query Builder tasks. The Query Builder (1) task has a FALSE condition. If the FALSE condition is triggered, then Query Builder (5) is not executed even if it should be. If you completely remove the condition for task Query Builder (1), or if you set the condition to TRUE, then Query Builder (5) executes properly.

When this problem occurs, you can manually execute the task that did not run. To prevent the issue, you can remove the FALSE condition or set the condition to TRUE.

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Operating System and Release Information

A fix for this issue for SAS Enterprise Guide 7.15 is available at: