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Section 13 Problem ResolutionsOverallSMRCMPL,SMKCGPASMRCMPL,SMKCGPASMRCMPL,SMKCGPA(#71156)Split credits were not being used correctly when set/subset rule processing wasinvolved. Previously, if the course reuse indicator was set to IN for an area that hadset/subset rule processing, the next area was not using the available split creditsfrom the previous area. The split credits were not displayed in unused courseseither. This has been corrected. Resolved in Release 6.1.(#82232, #87110, and #84938)Placing a restriction on the maximum number of credits from a subject code and acourse number range in the Program Restricted Subject/Attribute window will nowcorrectly limit the credits used from available courses during compliance. Resolvedin Release 6.1.(#82123)Areas with Restricted Subjects/Attributes will no longer prevent the usage of anyand all courses containing the restricted subject and/or attribute code(s). Resolvedin Release 6.1.SMRCRLT (#78689)Previously, in the Courses Not Used section of logical page 3, if a course wasexcluded because it had been repeated, the report printed the credit value from theprevious course for the repeated course. This has been corrected. Resolved inRelease 6.2.SMRCRLT (#90580)The program will now compile cleanly against the 5.6.0.1 version of the compliancecode found in Patch #82123. Resolved in Release 6.1.SMREVAL (#91559)Previously, depending upon the operating system used by your server, you may havereceived compiler warnings after applying Banner Student Patches #82123 and#90580. Modifications were made to numerous debug statements to eliminate thesecompiler warning messages. Resolved in Release 6.2.OverallFormsS% (No defect number)The *CONFIDENTIAL* and *DECEASED* messages that are displayed on Studentforms above the ID field in the Key Block have been modified. They are nowdisplayed in mixed case, without the asterisks, i.e, Confidential and Deceased. Resolvedin Release 7.0.January 2005 Student Release 7.0Confidential Release Guide 395