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3. Bug Fixed

Mapping is Always Lost After Updating BAPI Message Type

An issue arises when attempting to update the message type by reimporting the BAPI Metadata. After reimporting, the existing message type gets updated, leading to the loss of mapping. However, this issue has been resolved by ensuring that the 'Source/Target Message Type' is not removed from the interface during the metadata re-import process.

Fixed Issue Exporting CSV Files with Data Loader including the special character '#' hash

We encountered an issue when exporting the CSV file that contains the '#' symbol within the data. This was causing errors, resulting in an incorrect format and missing data. Fortunately, this issue has been resolved.

Resolved Issues in the Search Filter of the Interface List on the Integration Page

Various Enhanced On Mapping Tool

Fixed Various Issues Update incorrect Message Status

Fixed Issue: Unable to Add Interface to Interface Group

This issue occurs when attempting to add an interface to an interface group that contains multiple interface records within the integration. It results in an error message alert stating, 'Please enter the value in Sequence.' The issue arises during the interface trigger when verifying and validating the source name of the interface. We have resolved this problem by using Type.forName('xxxxxxx') instead of Schema.getGlobalDescribe().get('xxxxxxx'). This approach provides faster performance and prevents validation checks during interface updates within the Interface group.

Fixed Issue of the MessageReprocessPerInterfaceGroup Scheduler

We have resolved the issue with the MessageReprocessPerInterfaceGroup scheduler that was causing a mix-up between inbound and outbound reprocessing messages that caused an incorrect setting of Processing Package size to outbound.

To fix this issue, we implemented the following solutions:

For outbound message reprocessing, the setting will be 1.

Fixed exceeded 100000 distinct who/what's of inbound processing with event object

This issue may arise when using 'List lst = [SELECT Id FROM SObjectX WHERE IsDeleted = false LIMIT 0];' in Inbound Processing with Event sObject. If you exceed the limit 100000, you will encounter an error message stating 'First error: exceeded 100000 distinct who/what's'. To resolve this issue, consider using 'List lst = new List();' instead.

Overlapping Interface Text on View Screen on Compact Mode

We have encountered an issue where the text on the interface view screen overlaps when the screen size is small and the input text field contains a long value on Compact Mode. This problem has been addressed by implementing a responsive interface detail screen, ensuring that the text view is displayed properly without any overlapping.

Resolved Frozen Data Loader Screen When Selecting All Records, Appending Their Child Records, and Pushing Records with Raw Upload File

We have identified an issue that occurs when selecting all records and appending their child records using the Raw Upload File. After pushing these selected records, you may experience a frozen Data Loader screen. We are pleased to inform you that this issue has been successfully resolved.

Error Encountered When Navigating Back to the Interface Group Tab

When you click on the Interface Group Name link in the Interface Group List of Integrations, you will be directed to the Interface Group Detail Page with a new tab. However, upon returning to the Interface Group List, you may encounter a pop-up error screen displaying the message: "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'split')." We are pleased to inform you that this issue has been resolved.

Resolution of Update Issue with Integration Records in the Presence of Multiple Interfaces

We have identified an issue when updating integration records in the presence of multiple interfaces. During this process, you may encounter the following error message: "skyvvasolutions.trgBI_Integration: System.limitException: skyvvasolutions: Too many SOQL queries 101." We are pleased to announce that this issue has been successfully resolved.

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