Version 2019.1 Patches
This section details the fixes and enhancements in patch releases for Axiom Software version 2019.1. For assistance with any patch, please contact Kaufman Hall Software Support at 888-543-6833 or support@kaufmanhall.com.
Axiom Software patches are cumulative. All fixes and enhancements included in prior patches are included in the current patch.
This patch contains security updates.
Patch 2019.1.35
No platform-specific changes were made in this patch. See the separate product release notes for information on any product-specific changes.
Patch 2019.1.34
The following issues were fixed in this patch:
- 38070: Running an Axiom query may return a syntax error if the primary table uses a reserved database name and the query also references a validated column.
Patch 2019.1.33
The following issues were fixed in this patch:
- 37686: Custom drilling may sporadically fail when the target workbook uses GetData functions that depend on the drill parameters.
- 37865: When importing data, the routine that evaluates decimal overflow does not ignore leading negative signs.
Patch 2019.1.29 - 2019.1.32
No platform-specific changes were made in this patch. See the separate product release notes for information on any product-specific changes.
Patch 2019.1.28
The following issues were fixed in this patch:
- 35920: A grouping error may occur for certain uncommon Axiom query configurations when running the query outside of normal refresh behavior, such as when previewing the query results or when executing file processing.
Patch 2019.1.27
The following issues were fixed in this patch:
- 35932: When using the import feature to import data from multiple files, transformation statements are only being performed on data from the first file.
Patch 2019.1.26
The following issues were fixed in this patch:
- 35514: GetData queries can cause performance issues if the table column used in the query is invalid and the target table has millions of records.
- 35565: The Submit Process and Reject Process button behaviors do not work in form plan files if the plan file does not use save locking.
Patch 2019.1.25
The following issues were fixed in this patch:
- 35249: GetData functions unexpectedly return an error when a numeric field is used in the filter.
- 35384: Axiom queries return an incorrect syntax error when the system database is pre-SP1 SQL Server 2016.
- 35386: The OData API fails to start if the system contains a table column named Internal or Double.
Patch 2019.1.24
The following enhancements are in this patch:
- If an Axiom form is open in the Windows Client, and the user currently owns a save lock for the form, the save lock is immediately released when the user closes the file tab.
- If a user submits or approves the current plan file process task from within an Axiom form, and the user currently owns a save lock for the form, the save lock is immediately released when the task is moved to the next step. If the user still has security permissions to save data from the form after completing the task, the user can manually re-acquire the save lock if desired.
The following issues were fixed in this patch:
- 35031: In some cases, calculated fields that use calculation types with aggregation conditions can cause query performance issues.
Patch 2019.1.23
The following issues were fixed in this patch:
- 34877: Older file groups that have not been edited in a long time may see a blank process display column in the file group properties, which causes an object reference error when attempting to edit the display columns.
- 34903: An object reference error occurs when viewing the Process Directory web page, if the file group for the process has been edited to remove the Current Step column from the process display columns.
- 34929: Time-stamped Axiom queries may not process as expected after table data is updated.
Patch 2019.1.22
The following issues were fixed in this patch:
- 34854: If an error occurs during a product package installation, all changes may not be fully rolled back as expected.
Patch 2019.1.21
Translations for French and Dutch were updated.
