SR-D33934 · Issue 503335
Parent case lock properly released when child case is resolved
Resolved in Pega Version 8.4
After creating Parent-Child casetypes with default locking where the child case had the “Allow access to parent” check box checked, the temporary lock acquired on the parent during resolution of the child case was not released afterwards. If “Allow access to parent” was not checked, then the locks were released on both the parent and the child. This was traced to a combination of parameters used by the openIfStale() API where aUnlockOnCommit could be set to false despite the provided locking strategy expecting it to be true, as well as honoring UnlockOnCommit when maintainLockingStrategy is false. To resolve this, the system has been updated to always check whether the lock is available in the map already and if it is, then set unlockonCommit to true. Otherwise, under all cases, honor the passed-in unlockOnCommit value.
SR-D65944 · Issue 533395
Parent case lock properly released when child case is resolved
Resolved in Pega Version 8.4
After creating Parent-Child casetypes with default locking where the child case had the “Allow access to parent” check box checked, the temporary lock acquired on the parent during resolution of the child case was not released afterwards. If “Allow access to parent” was not checked, then the locks were released on both the parent and the child. This was traced to a combination of parameters used by the openIfStale() API where aUnlockOnCommit could be set to false despite the provided locking strategy expecting it to be true, as well as honoring UnlockOnCommit when maintainLockingStrategy is false. To resolve this, the system has been updated to always check whether the lock is available in the map already and if it is, then set unlockonCommit to true. Otherwise, under all cases, honor the passed-in unlockOnCommit value.
INC-193485 · Issue 695640
REST authentication settings use fully qualified name for resolution
Resolved in Pega Version 8.7.2
The application setting used in REST connectors for authentication was resolving to similarly-named rules instead of matching the exact name of the rule. This has been resolved by enhancing pzGetSettingID to use both parts of the fully qualified name (name and category) provided by the pzSettingsORA control when determining which setting from the report to return.
SR-D36372 · Issue 504747
Force order added to inner join when running a Rules Resolution filter
Resolved in Pega Version 8.4
After upgrade, D_getResolvedWorkStatuses was not loading properly due to a Report Definition that used a Filter by Rule Resolution option timing out on the SQL Server. When the Filter by Rule Resolution option is selected in RD, it will generate a rule resolution query with an inner join which can cause a time out on the SQL Server while it tries to find out the join order for tables with multiple joins. To resolve this, the SQL server will provide a Force order, merge inner join hint option by way of an added DSS reporting/useForceOrderHint. Additionally, reporting/useMergeHintForRRquery should be set on Pega-Reporting to set things up for using the Merge Inner join hint in the query.
SR-D42645 · Issue 510578
Force order added to inner join when running a Rules Resolution filter
Resolved in Pega Version 8.4
After upgrade, D_getResolvedWorkStatuses was not loading properly due to a Report Definition that used a Filter by Rule Resolution option timing out on the SQL Server. When the Filter by Rule Resolution option is selected in RD, it will generate a rule resolution query with an inner join which can cause a time out on the SQL Server while it tries to find out the join order for tables with multiple joins. To resolve this, the SQL server will provide a Force order, merge inner join hint option by way of an added DSS reporting/useForceOrderHint. Additionally, reporting/useMergeHintForRRquery should be set on Pega-Reporting to set things up for using the Merge Inner join hint in the query.
SR-D42670 · Issue 510184
Force order added to inner join when running a Rules Resolution filter
Resolved in Pega Version 8.4
After upgrade, D_getResolvedWorkStatuses was not loading properly due to a Report Definition that used a Filter by Rule Resolution option timing out on the SQL Server. When the Filter by Rule Resolution option is selected in RD, it will generate a rule resolution query with an inner join which can cause a time out on the SQL Server while it tries to find out the join order for tables with multiple joins. To resolve this, the SQL server will provide a Force order, merge inner join hint option by way of an added DSS reporting/useForceOrderHint. Additionally, reporting/useMergeHintForRRquery should be set on Pega-Reporting to set things up for using the Merge Inner join hint in the query.
SR-D43397 · Issue 510331
Force order added to inner join when running a Rules Resolution filter
Resolved in Pega Version 8.4
After upgrade, D_getResolvedWorkStatuses was not loading properly due to a Report Definition that used a Filter by Rule Resolution option timing out on the SQL Server. When the Filter by Rule Resolution option is selected in RD, it will generate a rule resolution query with an inner join which can cause a time out on the SQL Server while it tries to find out the join order for tables with multiple joins. To resolve this, the SQL server will provide a Force order, merge inner join hint option by way of an added DSS reporting/useForceOrderHint. Additionally, reporting/useMergeHintForRRquery should be set on Pega-Reporting to set things up for using the Merge Inner join hint in the query.
SR-D17825 · Issue 494704
PreSaveAs updated to set the correct ruleset value when saved into a different ruleset
Resolved in Pega Version 8.4
When using a BIX Extract rule already configured with properties and filter criteria, attempting to update the filter criteria system resulted in an "invalid property error" and inability to save the updated rule. This was traced to the extract rule being created from another extract rule with 'save as', resulting in the new extract existing in a different ruleset. Because the pxBixReportPage.pyRuleset had the value of the original ruleset instead of rule set in which it had been saved, the system was attempting to find the filter properties in the original ruleset. To resolve this, the Presaveas activity in rule-admin-extract has been modified to check and set the correct value when both the rulesets are not equal.
SR-D30505 · Issue 501896
Revalidate and save works for Service Packages using OAuth2.0
Resolved in Pega Version 8.4
Revalidate and Save was failing for service packages of type Data-Admin-ServicePackage which used authentication type as OAuth2.0 . If this was modified to basic authentication / unchecking authentication, revalidate and save was successful. Historically, the implementation of pzOnlyRestServiceType always assumed the primary page was the Service Package rule itself. To support this alternate use, the logic has been updated and a check of the Service Type has been added for the pxResults of the data page.
SR-D32890 · Issue 507595
Report on descendant class instances no longer defaults to using dynamic union
Resolved in Pega Version 8.4
When the instance view of System-Status-Nodes was launched, an error was observed in the log stating that properties weren't optimized in a different class (Pega-Landing-System-HighAvailability). This was traced to the option "Report on descendant class instances" being enabled by default to use dynamic union where applicable, causing that to be applied upon execution of the report definition to fetch the instances. This has been resolved by unchecking the ReportDefinition "Report on descendant class instances" option.