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SR-A90125 · Issue 258542

Index reference synchronizer upgraded to capture previously shipped rulesets during upgrade

Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.2

During upgrade, some sites were seeing an SQLIntegrityConstraintViolationException error. This was caused by the presence of rulesets (e.g. PegaUVU, PredictiveAnalytics-UI) that were once shipped but are no longer, but that have rules that are still shipped. To correct this problem, the index reference synchronizer has been upgraded to capture those previously shipped rulesets.

SR-A97991 · Issue 268664

Index reference synchronizer upgraded to capture previously shipped rulesets during upgrade

Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.2

During upgrade, some sites were seeing an SQLIntegrityConstraintViolationException error. This was caused by the presence of rulesets (e.g. PegaUVU, PredictiveAnalytics-UI) that were once shipped but are no longer, but that have rules that are still shipped. To correct this problem, the index reference synchronizer has been upgraded to capture those previously shipped rulesets.

SR-A23701 · Issue 257746

Archive/ Purge JVM dependence removed

Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.2

If the JVM was shut down in the middle of the purge and archive process, some SLA queue items remained in a 'now-processing state' and were not automatically picked up by the SLA agent for rescheduling when the JVM was brought up again. This has been fixed by redesigning the the Archive/ Purge flow to run in the background in queue batches so SLA queue items will be updated immediately with their next goal. With this approach, updates of SLA queue items will not depend on purge and archive process duration, and SLA queue items will always be in a scheduled state.

SR-A89765 · Issue 260524

Archive/ Purge JVM dependence removed

Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.2

If the JVM was shut down in the middle of the purge and archive process, some SLA queue items remained in a 'now-processing state' and were not automatically picked up by the SLA agent for rescheduling when the JVM was brought up again. This has been fixed by redesigning the the Archive/ Purge flow to run in the background in queue batches so SLA queue items will be updated immediately with their next goal. With this approach, updates of SLA queue items will not depend on purge and archive process duration, and SLA queue items will always be in a scheduled state.

SR-A91805 · Issue 259301

Archive/ Purge JVM dependence removed

Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.2

If the JVM was shut down in the middle of the purge and archive process, some SLA queue items remained in a 'now-processing state' and were not automatically picked up by the SLA agent for rescheduling when the JVM was brought up again. This has been fixed by redesigning the the Archive/ Purge flow to run in the background in queue batches so SLA queue items will be updated immediately with their next goal. With this approach, updates of SLA queue items will not depend on purge and archive process duration, and SLA queue items will always be in a scheduled state.

SR-A91805 · Issue 265722

Archive/ Purge JVM dependence removed

Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.2

If the JVM was shut down in the middle of the purge and archive process, some SLA queue items remained in a 'now-processing state' and were not automatically picked up by the SLA agent for rescheduling when the JVM was brought up again. This has been fixed by redesigning the the Archive/ Purge flow to run in the background in queue batches so SLA queue items will be updated immediately with their next goal. With this approach, updates of SLA queue items will not depend on purge and archive process duration, and SLA queue items will always be in a scheduled state.

SR-A97582 · Issue 270053

Resolved error in importing code jar with tracer on

Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.2

Importing a code jar with tracer on intermittently failed and showed a blank screen. This was caused by pxCheckCodeSet closing the archive even through import is in progress, and has been fixed by modifying the CheckCodeSet activity to mark the import progress as true so that passivation doesn't cause archive to be closed.

SR-B469 · Issue 273774

Improved performance for installing schema related raps

Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.2

Performance improvements have been made relating to installing schema related raps.

SR-A99908 · Issue 270284

Purge export logic updated to handle TimeCreated keys that differ by milliseconds

Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.2

Purge archive was failing during export of the archives. Analysis showed that when exporting keys of history class mapped to a table with no blob and pxTimeCreated as Key column, mapping this to a column of Date type on Oracle caused the pzinskeys of history- instances to be recalculated and the millisecond part of the time stamp was rounded in the key to 000.This caused keys which just differed in milliseconds to become duplicates and export failed. This has been resolved by modifying the export logic to handle keys which differ in milliseconds for Blobless History class instances.

SR-A92640 · Issue 266679

Upgrade rules considers DADT instances for mapping

Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.2

When migrating and upgrading the rules tables to a new schema, the _upgradeRuleBase task was trying to remap some work classes/tables to pr_other. This was due to the class name being compared with case sensitivity when the site had DADT instances for which the class name was not same as the class instance. To resolve this, the check has been made case insensitive so DADT instances are not missed.

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