Where can I find older version 9.0.1 to download?

I need to downgrade from 9.0.2 to 9.0.1 version. In the 9.0.2 when you disable operators all existing connections between them get disconnected. It takes me a long time to connect all again in the proper way.

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varunm1

@vladimir_rizman

Previously it used to be in RM account under downloads. I am unable to find it there now. I can find it in the below link. If you want to download another version you can simply change the 9.1.0 in the link below to the version number you want. I am not sure whether you want 9.1.0 or 9.0.1 so I provided both.

For 9.1.0
https://s3.amazonaws.com/rapidminer.releases/rapidminer-studio/9.1.0/rapidminer-studio-9.1.0-win64-install.exe

For 9.0.1
https://s3.amazonaws.com/rapidminer.releases/rapidminer-studio/9.0.1/rapidminer-studio-9.0.1-win64-install.exe

@sgenzer can help with more information

Regards,
Varun

kypexin

By the way @vladimir_rizman why don't you consider upgrading to the latest version instead?

Version 9.2 has very useful settings to control disabled / removed operator connections:

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varunm1

kypexin

Hi @vladimir_rizman

It is available under your RM account (you must be logged in there) on downloads page: https://my.rapidminer.com/nexus/account/index.html#downloads

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kypexin

By the way @vladimir_rizman why don't you consider upgrading to the latest version instead?

Version 9.2 has very useful settings to control disabled / removed operator connections:

varunm1

Hi @kypexin

Is it because my account is linked to Educational license its not showing up in the page mentioned in your post?

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Thanks

kypexin

Hi @varunm1 - honestly I have no idea, I thought this option is available to all users. Let @sgenzer clear this up?

sgenzer

yes that's correct - only commercial users have access to previous versions of RapidMiner as there are reasons in enterprises deployments to do so. If there educational users who wish to use previous versions, they should send me a PM explaining what their use case is, etc...