Release Notes 17.03 December 2025-ver17.03.009.0007

An error was occurring when trying to add pu_notes to the PO detail grid layout, due to duplicate column names. This issue has been resolved by removing the repeated 'pu_notes' field from the report configuration. This change ensures that the report runs smoothly without errors, allowing users to view purchase order details seamlessly.

An issue was identified where the system was not correctly applying the lot expiration expression, which should calculate expiration dates based on the Lot Expires Expression as the top priority alternative. Instead, the system defaulted to traditional expiration logic. It also ignored manually entered expiration dates during production input. To resolve this, the development team reversed changes from a previous update that had inadvertently caused the issue. This reversion restores the correct functionality of the expiration date calculations.

Fixed an issue was identified where lot labels were not printing correctly specifically affecting the visibility of part numbers on the labels. When receiving a part in multiple lots only the first lot label displayed the part number and subsequent labels lacked this information both in human-readable form and as a barcode. To resolve this the development team reverted changes made in previous updates and adjusted the method for identifying print rows. By switching from using a method intended for aligning forms to lots to one that accurately identifies print rows the issue was successfully corrected. This ensures that all lot labels now consistently display the part number both visibly and in barcode format.

In situations where multiple lots of the same part number were involved, users faced difficulties modifying specific lines when printing job labels. This issue was due to the system mistakenly assigning the same internal identifier to multiple lots, causing any user interaction to default to the first lot listed. To resolve this, the system was updated to ensure each lot is assigned a unique identifier, allowing users to correctly modify the intended lot without interference from others. This change prevents overlap and ensures that user interactions with lots reference the correct entries.

In response to an issue where deleted documents from the Item Master were still appearing in printed reports adjustments have been made to ensure that only current documents are included. Previously the system did not properly filter out historical documents leading to inaccuracies in report outputs. The resolution involved updating the system to recognize the status change from 'current' to 'history' for documents in the database. This change means that only documents marked as 'current' will be printed ensuring that reports reflect the most accurate and relevant data.