SR-D76291 · Issue 541012
Check added for Repositories before saving attachment
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3.2
When creating or updating a case through email listener, the Link-Attachment defaulted the pxStorageType to 'WebStorage'. This caused an issue when using PegaS3, which needs pxStorageType 'Repository'. To resolve this, a check has been added to see if Repositories are enabled, and if they are the storageType will be set accordingly.
SR-D76756 · Issue 538221
Support expanded for postgres versions and logging improved
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3.2
While trying to import data into the Data Type Tables using a CSV file and selecting the 'Add or Update' option, an error appeared and the import failed. Using 'Add or Delete' worked as expected. This was traced to the import of data failing for postgres version 10.x because UseMerge for postgres did not use merge if the version of Postgres was not 9. Support has now been added for versions of Postgres higher than 9 in SQLGeneratorPostgres.useMerge(), and logging has been enhanced to improve triaging issues such as this.
SR-D78531 · Issue 541999
Encoding added for special characters in JFROG filenames
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3.2
A blank screen or the error "Unable to get the file from Repository" appeared when attempting to attach a file from JFROG Repository if the file name contained special characters. This has been resolved by modifying the artificatory URL generation to properly encode special characters during file download.
SR-D80668 · Issue 543866
Performance improvement for queries on Kafka partitions
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3.2
Even though there were multiple dataflow nodes available in the cluster, all requests were going to single node and causing system slowness. Investigation showed there was a queue processor rule that included the pxPartitionKey attribute which forced all records to be sent to a single partition by Kafka producers. This attribute has been removed.
SR-D81532 · Issue 544429
Corrected case-mismatch when using Top Ranked in a subreport
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3.2
Incorrect SQL Generation was seen when using the combination of Union ALL (more than 1 distinct tables) and Rank in Sub report. The sub-report had a ranking logic to pull records with greatest “pxUpdateDateTime”, but when executing the main report definition rule, Oracle responded with the error "There was a problem getting a list." Investigation showed that the query generated was not able to match the columns because they were given as pxUpdateDateTimeR1 in one and PXUPDATEDATETIMER1 in another. This only happened when display Top Ranked was selected in the subreport, and was due to Oracle being case-sensitive. This has been resolved by updating the system to get the correct column alias for rank in a subreport.
SR-D89304 · Issue 519827
ClusterAndDBCleaner repaired
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3.2
An error in the logic order of events caused a compilation error for pyClusterAndDBCleaner, leading to old records created by the system/node utilities to not be automatically removed as expected. This has been corrected.
INC-155624 · Issue 648057
MSGraph email listener enhancements
Resolved in Pega Version 8.7
Attachments with .eml /.msg extensions were treated as FileAttachments by the MS Graph API and generating a classcastexception. To resolve this, a check has been added to identify the attachment along with content type so .eml will be correctly recognized. In addition, the MSGraph email listener functionality related to converting from Graph to MIME message has been enhanced around the 'TO' and 'CC' recipients in a MIME message and for parsing nested attachments in Item attachment for addition to MsgraphMessage.
INC-156674 · Issue 661983
Handling added for reactivating combined Passivation and AccessGroup timeout
Resolved in Pega Version 8.7
Refreshing a passivated browser window in Dev Studio for an operator with a combined access group and passivation timeout was resulting in a blank screen after re-authenticating. InvalidParameterException and InvalidReferenceException messages were logged. Research showed this was caused by a missing pxPortal property on the pxThread page along with missing Application and Accessgroup pages. While refreshing the browser along with the top URL, there will be few requests with tab threads calling activities such as deletedocumentpg and SetProcessWindowName because there was an unload. Because these requests reached the server before re-authentication, the threads proceeded to the activation flow, causing properties such as pxPortal, Application, and Accessgroup pages to be removed from the thread page and requestor page according to the condition that the requestor was not yet authenticated. To resolve this, the logic in session.internal.authorization.context.BasicApplicationContextImmutableImpl#applyApplicationProperties has been updated to skip removing application page properties from the thread page in this combined Passivation and AccessGroup timeout scenario.
INC-159244 · Issue 627863
Bulk actions check in preserves declare expression legacy setting
Resolved in Pega Version 8.7
When a declare expression was saved in legacy mode with "Whenever used" selected in change tracking, performing a bulk check-in of the rule caused the expression to default to the new forward chaining method. This did not occur when using a direct check-in. Investigation showed this was caused by the check-in page holding a legacy value before the step execution, and has been resolved by adding a pre-save activity before the validation activity that will restore the .pyIsLegacy value from .pyExpressionTypeSelector, if set.
INC-162262 · Issue 654966
Query added to find time zone for MSSQL database
Resolved in Pega Version 8.7
The exception "com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: xp_regread() returned error 5, 'Access is denied.'" was generated when the AES agent PushDBSizeInfo was being run. This was traced to the GetDBInfo activity trying to retrieve the time zone of the MSSQL database by executing a query that used a Microsoft SQL routine to read the windows registry to get the current time zone. The error was not due to security within the SQL Server, but instead was caused by Microsoft Windows security related to the permissions on the registry keys for the users under which specific SQL Server processes were running. To resolve this, an update has been made to call a different query which will get the time zone for the SQL Server.