SAS 9.3 Guide to Software Updates

If you want to save your data explorations as reports before upgrading your SAS 9.2
deployment, use SAS Web OLAP Viewer 4.2 for Java. For more information, see SAS
Note 34876 at http://support.sas.com/kb/34/876.html.
Differences between Data Explorations and
Reports
Some reports might appear slightly different from the data explorations. Here are some
examples of how the report and data exploration differ:
n The colors in the report and data exploration are different.
n Conditional images are removed from the reports.
n Calculated measures that are used as slicers are lost when the data exploration is
converted to a report.
n The Percent of Total columns and rows are removed from the reports.
n A color-mapped table is removed or replaced by a noncolor-mapped table.
o If a data exploration contains a color-mapped table and a table, then the color-
mapped table is removed.
Upgrading to SAS 9.3 285
o If a data exploration contains only a color-mapped table, then the color-mapped
table is replaced with a table.
n If a data exploration contains a bar-line chart, then this chart might not display as
expected. To fix this problem, open the report in SAS Web Report Studio. Right-click
on the chart and select Assign Data. Then save the report.
n To view the drill-to-detail data of a report, the associated information map must have
the Drill-to-Detail option selected in SAS Information Map Studio.
n If a data exploration displays data values in a graph, these data values are not
automatically displayed in the graph in the converted report. To display these values
in the graph in the report, open the graph properties and select the option for
displaying data values.