We install them in the correct order, and let the setup program do its work, detecting any previous version. SAS Enterprise Guide 7.1 in C:\Program Files\SASHome2 SAS Foundation 9.4 and Enterprise Guide 6.1 (+ other components) in C:\Program Files\SASHome SAS Foundation 9.3 and Enterprise Guide 5.1 (+ other components) in C:\Program Files\SAS
There will only be like 5 or 6 computers where there will be 2 versions installed at the same time.įor you information, we have already succesfully installed a mix of 2 (even 3) SAS releases on the same machine without any issues: I need to have 2 separate installations, so the configuration files must remain 'separate' as well, if you know what I mean. There is no risk that the 2nd installation, when using the -nosasupdate option, will modify the nfig file from the 1st installation, right? I know that the variable SASHOME is defined in the nfig file at the root of the installation directory (in my case those will be C:\Program Files\SASHome94M2 and C:\Program Files\SASHome94M3). I was told that, after installing SAS 9.4M2, I should definitely use the command line option -nosasupdate when installing SAS 9.4M3 to avoid overwriting or updating the previous installation in its own 9.4M2 directory. Can somebody confirm this? Ofcourse, I will start by installing the oldest version (9.4M2) first. SAS 9.4M3 in C:\Program Files\SASHome94M3 SAS 9.4M2 in C:\Program Files\SASHome94M2 I will be installing 2 versions of SAS on the same client computer using response files and different installation directories:
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