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INC-182148 · Issue 668008

Handling added for missing schema for persistClusterState

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.2

The message "Error retrieving database indices java.lang.NullPointerException" was being logged repeatedly, indicating an issue with ClusterManagementAPI. Investigation showed there were missing default Schema values in the prconfig files, and this has been addressed by adding fallback scenarios for missing schema information during PersistClusterState.

INC-182537 · Issue 667591

French added to Locale List Separator

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.2

Exporting data to Excel in CSV format resulted in text with French accent characters such as "Décision pour une nouvelle demande de règlement" to appear as random characters, and columns were not being split. This has been resolved by adding a record for the French locale in the pzGetLocaleListSeparator decision table rule.

INC-182828 · Issue 667098

License Usage logging expanded

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.2

Diagnostic loggers have been added to assist in debugging license usage.

INC-182959 · Issue 668736

SQL queries modified to use qualified table references

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.2

Portal launch in the development environment was taking an excessive amount of time, as were some standard reports. The PurgeAssemplyDatabaseCache agent activity also generated an error regarding "(internal.cache.RAPurge) ERROR - Purge, unexpected error in removeOldAppCentricCacheData". These issues were traced to SQL queries that contained pr_sys_app_hierarchy_flat without a schema qualifier, and have been resolved by changing to class qualified table references.

INC-182984 · Issue 665938

Accessibility label added to delete column header of delegated data table

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.2

After delegating a data table, the header row of the delete column added to the grid was empty and JAWS was reading "HEADER". This has been resolved by adding a label for the delete column which will also be displayed in the delegated rules in the case manager portal.

INC-184668 · Issue 665957

Check added for null mColumn values while estimating size

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.2

A null pointer error indicating an issue with AbstractDataPageHandler.estimateDataSize was traced to missing handling for null values in mColumns while calculating size. This has been resolved with the addition of a null check.

INC-184699 · Issue 666462

Agent name validation added

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.2

After creating an agent name that contained "/", the Agent API returned "Resource not found". This was due to the "/" character's incompatibility with the REST API, and has been resolved by adding agent name validation (pzvalidateagentname) to embed-rule-futurequeue to prevent the inclusion of "/" in an Agent name.

INC-185758 · Issue 668962

Optimized GenerateID feature for case creation

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.2

Enhancements have been added to support high-performance high-volume case ID generation on multiple databases including Oracle , MS-SQL, and Azure.

INC-185760 · Issue 668741

SQL queries modified to use qualified table references

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.2

Portal launch in the development environment was taking an excessive amount of time, as were some standard reports. The PurgeAssemplyDatabaseCache agent activity also generated an error regarding "(internal.cache.RAPurge) ERROR - Purge, unexpected error in removeOldAppCentricCacheData". These issues were traced to SQL queries that contained pr_sys_app_hierarchy_flat without a schema qualifier, and have been resolved by changing to class qualified table references.

INC-188065 · Issue 671402

Catch added for corrupted alert configuration

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.2

On creation of a queue processor rule, the alert ID was not present in the logs due to a missing alert configuration page. After this action, the server was not accessible and could not be started. This has been resolved by catching the exception if the alert configuration is malformed or missing.

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