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SR-C1507 · Issue 344564

Existing Kafka topic name used for connection

Resolved in Pega Version 7.4

When running a Kafka dataflow, Pega was using the dataset name instead of the topic name for the topic connection. This has been fixed, along with forcing a capital letter for the first character of the dataset name in order to ensure proper matching.

SR-C2352 · Issue 347253

Data join optimized for performance

Resolved in Pega Version 7.4

The data join implementation has been modified in order to improve performance for ADE applications built on Pega and based on DSM.

SR-C5585 · Issue 347734

Correct error messages shown for failed data flow records

Resolved in Pega Version 7.4

When running the data flow, the failed records were returned with incorrect error messages. In this case, the original exception generated by the CassandraBrowseByKeysOperations was not propagated to the caller. This has been fixed by adding the original exception to the one thrown to the caller.

SR-C6486 · Issue 349824

Check added for Kafka dataflow error handling

Resolved in Pega Version 7.4

When an event dataflow has failed because too many errors were detected, it is possible to continue it. However, it was noticed that the "continue" button had to be used twice: The first time, the dataflow failed again and the "Input record" was increased more than expected. For instance, if the event flow was sent 2 incorrect events, the "Input record" was increased by 3 instead of 1. The second time, the event dataflow was resumed correctly. Investigation showed that when a bad record is inserted into Kafka, a dummy error record is generated that has no information of the partition and position, so the data flow cannot update the partition table correctly. In order to correct this, the partition and position information will be given on the error record. The data flow execution has also been updated such that when there is an onError call, a check will be performed to assess whether the error originated on the primary source and an input record is present. If so, then the partition table will be updated from that record.

SR-C691 · Issue 349064

VBD reworked to retrieve IH DB metadata

Resolved in Pega Version 7.4

Campaign dashboard performance was slow when accessed via the Navigation bar button PRPC user configured for app server has restricted access to schema metadata. This causes VBD to be unable to build SQL query used to synchronize Actuals data set with Interaction History. It was possible to optionally configure vbd/useTableMapping = true in PR Config or DSS (owning RS: Pega-DecisionEngine) in order to force VBD to load IH database column metadata using Pega table info mapping instead of using database connection API, but the issue has now been fixed by reworking VBD to use Pega class/database mapping rules instead of JDBC DatabaseMetadata to retrieve IH fact/dim table columns.

SR-C8023 · Issue 350229

Updated dataflow used after pause/continue

Resolved in Pega Version 7.4

When using an event dataflow that has a Kafka dataset as the source, running the flow, pausing it, and importing updated rules was resulting in the resumed flow still using the old rules. This was a known limitation in the data flow metrics management where when a run was resumed, the previous metrics were "merged" with new metrics. In cases where the structure of a data flow changed between pause/resume, merge failed silently and new metrics were not saved to the database. The metric management has now been updated to merge metrics correctly: in case of a data flow structure update (e.g. shapes added/removed), after the data flow is run, stage metrics will be cleared up as it is not possible to match them with the new structure, and all other metrics will be properly resumed from the "paused" position (e.g. number of processed records, throughput etc.).

SR-B34028 · Issue 329193

Resolved error message on mandatory property in grid with Microsoft Internet Explorer

Resolved in Pega Version 7.4

When using Microsoft Internet Explorer, a property marked as mandatory inside a grid layout was firing its validation when the section was loaded. This caused an error icon to appear for a mandatory column on the first row when adding a new row from an always editable grid. This was traced to focus happening twice on the mandatory column, and has been fixed.

SR-B56628 · Issue 244337

Memory leaks fixed for CPM portal with Microsoft Internet Explorer

Resolved in Pega Version 7.4

Memory leaks were found in the CPM interaction portal that caused degraded performance, intermittent screen distortion, and browser screen freeze when using Microsoft Internet Explorer. To correct this, event listeners are now cleared at the end of every interaction so the memory allocated to them is released. In addition, a quickwrapup JS error has been resolved.

SR-B56628 · Issue 322412

Memory leaks fixed for CPM portal with Microsoft Internet Explorer

Resolved in Pega Version 7.4

Memory leaks were found in the CPM interaction portal that caused degraded performance, intermittent screen distortion, and browser screen freeze when using Microsoft Internet Explorer. To correct this, event listeners are now cleared at the end of every interaction so the memory allocated to them is released. In addition, a quickwrapup JS error has been resolved.

SR-B64560 · Issue 334877

Memory leaks fixed for CPM portal with Microsoft Internet Explorer

Resolved in Pega Version 7.4

Memory leaks were found in the CPM interaction portal that caused degraded performance, intermittent screen distortion, and browser screen freeze when using Microsoft Internet Explorer. To correct this, event listeners are now cleared at the end of every interaction so the memory allocated to them is released. In addition, a quickwrapup JS error has been resolved.

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