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INC-173068 · Issue 654064

HTML tags escaped in Audit History field values

Resolved in Pega Version 8.4.6

The case narrative section was showing case statuses with encoded special characters such as % or ( ), resulting in entries such as "Status changed to Complete &# 40;approved& #41; !@#$ %^& amp;*&# 40;&# 41;_&# 43;.". This has been resolved by updating the PyMemo field from type Text Input to DisplayAsLiteral for case narrative, which matches the setting for case history.

INC-175882 · Issue 658642

Updated bulk action audit history logic and security

Resolved in Pega Version 8.4.6

After update, using the standard bulk action feature did not record an audit history entry for the SLA action on a case. This was traced to changes made around authorization for opening worklists when using pzBulkProcessItem that limited the audit history to reassign, transfer or transfer assignment, and has been resolved by updating the login the Work-pzBulkProcessItem activity. In addition, the Require authentication to run checkbox has been enabled on the Security tab of the activity, and the Allow invocation from browser checkbox has been disabled.

INC-177183 · Issue 660537

Refresh assignment checks updated

Resolved in Pega Version 8.4.6

Additional privilege checks have been added to refresh assignment.

INC-178650 · Issue 673550

Cross-site scripting protections updated

Resolved in Pega Version 8.4.6

Cross-site scripting protections have been updated around the DisplayAttachment function.

INC-183947 · Issue 673735

Query split added to handle Oracle expressions limit

Resolved in Pega Version 8.4.6

The PXCHECKFLOWDEPENDENCIES activity was throwing the Oracle error message "ORA-01795: maximum number of expressions in a list is 1000" when a case had a very large number of sub-cases, causing a failure in trying to submit additional child cases which sent them into the broken process. This has been resolved by updating the pxCheckFlowDependencies rule to break down the query parameter into batches of 999 so they can be handled by Oracle.

INC-184271 · Issue 668414

Portal Header persists appropriately

Resolved in Pega Version 8.4.6

The Portal header was disappearing immediately after case attachments were opened from the right sidebar and did not reappear even after refresh. This was traced to the absence of pd(event), and has been resolved by adding pd(event) to the onclick attribute in the anchor tag in the attachment UIKit rules.

INC-180233 · Issue 660577

Offline.Rulecache UI module capacity increased

Resolved in Pega Version 8.4.6

Clicking the save button on a modal window caused the application to freeze and all the buttons were disabled. This was traced to the pega.offline.rulecache UI module having a default hard limit of 500 rules. Once the hard limit was reached, the system intermittently silently refused caching additional rules depending on the amount of rules packaged or the order in which the rules are loaded to the cache. To resolve this, the system has been updated to only log a console warning once the maximum threshold is reached, allowing the application to operate normally and at the time inform about the potential impact of having too many rules in memory.

INC-181126 · Issue 663304

Signature Accept callback fires correctly in offline app

Resolved in Pega Version 8.4.6

Clicking on the Accept button in the Pega mobile signature control was not properly calling the necessary pega.ui.signature.acceptSignatureCallback method. This has been resolved by adding code for the Post Success and Failure callback on Signature accept in the offline app.

INC-183559 · Issue 664815

Handling added to process Actions chunks on multiple nodes

Resolved in Pega Version 8.4.6

If the synching of chunks to a node was interrupted, attempting to resume the remaining chunks resulted in a processing issue if the Load Balancer passed the connection to a different node than was used for the first connection. As an example, if chunks were synched to node "A" and the restarted sync saved the remaining chunks to node "B", when all chunks were synced node "B" incorrectly determined node "A" was actually doing the work and skipped the processing of the chunks on node "B". This resulted in queued chunks being left untouched. To resolve this, the logic has been updated to allow multiple nodes to process the chunks.

INC-183864 · Issue 666188

Updated RequestorInitialize to improve performance

Resolved in Pega Version 8.4.6

After updating, initial user logins were taking an excessive amount of time. This was traced to the standard rule "RequestorInitialize", and has been resolved by updating the implementation.

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