Service Pack 9.2.2.2 Release Notes

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Summary: This release focuses on performance improvements for large databases, fixes to data accuracy and UI behavior, and enhancements to streamline workflows and improve system reliability.

Performance Improvements

  • Resolved a memory leak in the tab control that could cause performance slowdowns later in the day.
  • Improved performance when editing a Purchase Order tied to a vendor with a large number of payments.
  • Improved performance when adding new Contributors in large databases.
  • Improved performance when editing Activity, Skill, or Training records from the Lists grid in large databases.

Bug Fixes

  • Corrected an issue in Credit Card imports where the sign was not flipped on returns when the offset account was an Expense.
  • Resolved an issue where adding a new person to an existing household could append a trailing comma to the last name.
  • Fixed a problem where updates to a person’s first or preferred name did not always immediately appear in the Household/Person tree after saving.
  • Corrected issues in the Household/Person tree where expanding or collapsing nodes could cause the previously selected node to lose selection or not scroll back into view.
  • Prevented incompatible configurations in the Attendance Events window by ensuring Self Check-In kiosks and Child Secure Check-In cannot be assigned to the same event simultaneously.

Mitigations

  • Addressed a rare issue where the error “Couldn't update; currently locked” could occur when writing to the audit log; the system now retries the save operation several times before failing.
  • Addressed a rare issue with tab icon references in Membership that could generate image index errors.

Enhancements

  • The Optimize Database utility now also optimizes the work database used for reporting.
  • When adding an envelope number to a person in the Church folder, the Contributors grid in the Contributions module now refreshes automatically if it is open, eliminating the need to navigate away and back.