The most recent release for SAS® Viya® is SAS Studio 5.2.
The most recent release for SAS 9.4 is SAS Studio 3.8.
SAS Studio 5.2 runs on SAS Viya 3.5 and is available in the full visual deployment.
New features include:
- The new scheduling functionality enables you to automatically run your jobs or SAS Studio programs at a specified date and time.
- Using the Query tool, you can create a query to extract data from one or more tables according to criteria that you specify. You can generate your query using either SQL or FedSQL query code.
- With Git integration, you can clone repositories, stage changes and create commits, create, merge, and rebase branches, and resolve merge conflicts from within SAS Studio.
- Using the import tool, you can import several basic file types into data sets.
- You can now access files and folders on both the SAS Content server and your server file system from the Explorer section of the navigation pane.
- You can use the new DATA Step Debugger to find logic errors in a DATA step program.
- You can run and create SAS Viya jobs.
- You can run a saved program as a background job.
- You can use the new command line interface to access SAS Studio using the keyboard.
- You can create a filter based on a single column by right-clicking the column heading in the table viewer and selecting Quick Filter.
- You can send a copy of your results and the associated code and log files by email. Files that you can send include results in HTML5, RTF, and PDF formats as well as the code and log files that are associated with the results.
- You can now specify custom SAS code to run before or after the code for programs, tasks, queries, and imports. This code persists between SAS Studio sessions.
- You can now customize some keyboard shortcuts.
- SAS Studio includes many new tasks for Cloud Analytic Services, Machine Learning, and Time Series Modeling.
- The common task model (CTM) was enhanced to support dynamic and cascading prompts.
SAS Studio 3.8 supports SAS 9.4M6.
New features include:
- Experimental support for Git integration.
- Ability to append new log information to the existing logs for programs and tasks. You can also automatically clear the log each time you submit code.
- New preference for the VALIDMEMNAME option, which enables you to specify a set of rules for SAS data set names, SAS data view names and item store names.
- Tasks including new map tasks, a combine data task, survival analysis tasks, econometrics tasks and many SAS Viya tasks. To use the new SAS Viya tasks, you must license and install SAS Viya 3.4.
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