INC-209426 · Issue 706805
GetFunctionsForLibrary retrieves 10,000 rows
Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.6
Some functions were missing from the expression builder browser and search results when pyShowInternalLibrary was set to true for including internal functions in the results. To resolve this, the default value for "Maximum number of rows to retrieve" in pzGetFunctionsForLibrary has been increased to 10,000.
INC-209426 · Issue 706802
GetFunctionsForLibrary retrieves 10,000 rows
Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.4
Some functions were missing from the expression builder browser and search results when pyShowInternalLibrary was set to true for including internal functions in the results. To resolve this, the default value for "Maximum number of rows to retrieve" in pzGetFunctionsForLibrary has been increased to 10,000.
INC-209426 · Issue 706804
GetFunctionsForLibrary retrieves 10,000 rows
Resolved in Pega Version 8.7.2
Some functions were missing from the expression builder browser and search results when pyShowInternalLibrary was set to true for including internal functions in the results. To resolve this, the default value for "Maximum number of rows to retrieve" in pzGetFunctionsForLibrary has been increased to 10,000.
INC-209426 · Issue 706803
GetFunctionsForLibrary retrieves 10,000 rows
Resolved in Pega Version 8.8
Some functions were missing from the expression builder browser and search results when pyShowInternalLibrary was set to true for including internal functions in the results. To resolve this, the default value for "Maximum number of rows to retrieve" in pzGetFunctionsForLibrary has been increased to 10,000.
SR-A4171 · Issue 213701
Added keyword support for <current>
Resolved in Pega Version 7.2
Variations between system versions were causing a decision table containing some regexp functions to pass or fail validation depending on the version. To remedy this, support has been added for using the regular expression function as a keyword to ensure valid tables are properly handled.
SR-D15895 · Issue 486594
Strict checking inserted to better handle DB keywords in string constant
Resolved in Pega Version 8.1.6
After upgrade, a report was failing with the message "Rule Alias Function cannot reference a SQL function that performs a subquery." This was traced to the report having a function alias used in the columns which compared two strings and returned another string (constant - static value) if the condition was met. However, in two of the returned string constants there was the word "select", which is a keyword in all database languages. Even though the word "select" was a referred part of a string constant, the system treated it as a keyword and tried to perform a subquery within the Function Alias because ABAC was enabled. The report only exhibited this behavior post-upgrade because while ABAC defaulted to disabled in previous versions, it was changed to default to being enabled beginning with v8.1. To resolve this and create more robust backwards compatibility, a more strict check for subquery validation will be performed when ABAC is enabled which will parse and check whether the Rule-Admin-Function has the standard 'select from' clause syntax of SQL.
SR-D43776 · Issue 510763
Clipboard ExecuteActivity button updated to get classname
Resolved in Pega Version 8.4
In Clipboard, clicking the execute activity button did not trigger any action in the backend. Investigation showed that previously the ID attribute for the HTML element used to be same as the property name, and the value of property "pyClassName" was found in the document.getElementById function. Due to work done to provide a feature that generates unique IDs for UI elements (auto generated controls), this must be done through other functions such as document.querySelector to get the value of the property from DOM. The necessary updates have now been made to the javascript function in control pzExecuteActivityButton.
SR-D43776 · Issue 510762
Clipboard ExecuteActivity button updated to get classname
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.5
In Clipboard, clicking the execute activity button did not trigger any action in the backend. Investigation showed that previously the ID attribute for the HTML element used to be same as the property name, and the value of property "pyClassName" was found in the document.getElementById function. Due to work done to provide a feature that generates unique IDs for UI elements (auto generated controls), this must be done through other functions such as document.querySelector to get the value of the property from DOM. The necessary updates have now been made to the javascript function in control pzExecuteActivityButton.
SR-D43776 · Issue 510761
Clipboard ExecuteActivity button updated to get classname
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3.1
In Clipboard, clicking the execute activity button did not trigger any action in the backend. Investigation showed that previously the ID attribute for the HTML element used to be same as the property name, and the value of property "pyClassName" was found in the document.getElementById function. Due to work done to provide a feature that generates unique IDs for UI elements (auto generated controls), this must be done through other functions such as document.querySelector to get the value of the property from DOM. The necessary updates have now been made to the javascript function in control pzExecuteActivityButton.
SR-A21015 · Issue 239858
AddTime calendar logic updated
Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.1
An issue was found with the final output of using the AddTime function in a Business Calendar with Australian Time Zone to add the difference between GMT and Australian time. In the internal APIs being used by this function, whenever parameters to addTime() were given in such a way that the time to be subtracted was same as the difference between the time of a given input date, start time of a business day, it was considered that there was nothing to add to input time and hence incorrect result. The logic in the engine API, CalendarUtitlity.addTime() which is used in addTime() function, has been changed to correctly calculate the desired time.