CE90WIN_EN_SP5

CE90WIN_EN_SP1
Parameter Manager
ADAPT00101166
Description:
Patch ID: 34935449
On an OLAP grid, if the text label for the top dimension is longer than the text label for the inner dimension, the top one is truncated.
New Behavior:
After adjusting the grid formatting logic for text labels and text fields, the label for the top dimension is no longer truncated regardless
of the length of the inner dimension field.
ADAPT00130631
Description:
Patch ID: 35041806
A user has a report with multiple OLAP grids, and uses the OLAP Report Creation Wizard to change one of the OLAP grids. Then an
existing slice dimension that uses a parameter field is modified. The parameter field is deleted and the slice dimension is changed to
point to a static dimension field; at least one other OLAP grid in the report is still using the removed parameter field. Because the
OLAP Report Creation Wizard removes the parameter reference in the record selection formula while some of the OLAP grids in the
report are still referencing the removed parameter, the report designer generated a GPF when saving the report.
New Behavior:
The OLAP Report Creation Wizard now checks to see if the parameter is still needed before removing any reference to the parameter in
the record selection formula. The report designer no longer generates a GPF when saving data under these conditions.
ADAPT00141795
Description:
Patch ID: 35150367
Date fields (both database and parameter types) displayed incorrect values in reports that were based on a PeopleSoft data source.
New Behavior:
Crystal database drivers misinterpreted the Date data type as a DateTime data type. The Crystal Reports ODBC library has been fixed
to correctly recognize the Date data type from PeopleSoft data sources so that date fields are now displayed correctly in Crystal
products.
ADAPT00144533
Description:
Patch ID: 35198347
When modifying a report through the Report Application Server (RAS), and the report contains a subreport, the subreport parameter
values are lost.
When opening a report with parameters, the client machine caches the parameter values and passes them back to the server whenever
a data fetch request is made. If the Print Engine is missing the parameter values (that is when a modify action is made that discards
saved data), then these parameter values are reset in the Print Engine. Therefore, only the main report parameter values are stored.
In this case, when you are setting subreport parameter values through the CMC and modifying the report, a "Missing Parameter
Values" error occurs, because the subreport values are not refreshed.
New Behavior:
Both the main report and the subreport parameter values are passed in when making a request. When a report is opened, the report is
checked for subreports. If it contains subreports, the parameter values in the subreports are cached and preserved such that they can
be fetched when needed.