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Release Notes For June 2020

RELEASE NOTES FOR June 2020

Major Release Notes/Prerequisites for 2020 Updates:

  •  Must install V3.0.2019.1227 prior to any 2020 update
  • Application Server must have .NET 4.8 installed (requires server reboot)
  • IIS must have URL Rewrite 2.0 installed

NEW

General

  • When scrolling on a grid, column headers will not be “sticky” at the top of the page. (6/5)

Continuous Improvement

  • Added OEE calculations to the Goal Board Summary fields. (6/5)
  • Leader Standard Work (6/12)

FIXED

Reporting

  • When sharing a report with a a security role where the role description did not match the role name, the warning symbol with message “User has limited access to this report” was incorrectly being displayed. (6/12)

Inventory

  • Copying a requisition now correctly copies the Department. Approval Routing refreshes after saving a change to the routing list value. Line Item vendor information now updates after making a change to the vendor at the requisition level. (6/12)
By |2020-07-16T05:58:02+00:00June 5th, 2020|Release History, Uncategorized|0 Comments

Release Notes For February 2020

RELEASE NOTES FOR February 2020

Major Release Notes/Prerequisites for 2020 Updates:

  •  Must install V3.0.2019.1227 prior to any 2020 update
  • Application Server must have .NET 4.8 installed (requires server reboot)
  • IIS must have URL Rewrite 2.0 installed

NEW

Human Resources

  • Employee Types page has been updated to V3 (2/21)
  • Documentation Codes page has been updated to V3 (2/21)
  • Termination Codes page has been updated to V3 (2/21)

Company

  • Document Types page has been updated to V3 (2/21)
  • Company Links page has been updated to V3 (2/21)
  • Documentation Codes page has been updated to V3 (2/21)

FIXED

Continuous Improvement

  • Goal Boards – Fixed color issue when using Run Rate and Percentage for the color range. (2/14)

Custom Data Tracking

  • If a CDT grid has a calculated column, adding or editing records now works without receiving an error. (2/7)
  • Custom Data Tracking fields with drop down items, table look ups, or default timestamp did not get converted during the prior update of Custom Data Tracking tools. This update will run one time to correct previously converted CDT forms and any conversions that take place with this update. (2/21)
  • Site is now a pre-defined custom lookup (2/28)
  • Standard lookups have been added (Site, Active Employees, Active Users) (2/28)

Inventory

  • In Parts, when automatic part numbering is enabled, the next part number is maintained separately by site. (2/7)
  • In Parts, performing advanced searches from the list view and then opening a part no longer causes errors on the detail page. (2/7)
  • When opening up a Vendor, the contact list now shows only contacts for that vendor and the “missing column” error no longer appears when trying to add a contact. (2/28)

Maintenance

  • Added DefaultStatus and InputRequired fields to flow through when copying a task item.  (2/21)

Human Resources

  •  Performance issues with Training Certification Dates (Training Due) and the Curriculum Matrix screens. (2/28)

Admin

  • When using a custom list in form security, editing the list will not change the way list items appear on a page, especially if it has been customized. (2/7)
  • In form security, permissions can now be set for the job history grid on the job code page. (2/7)
  • Changing the authentication type from anything else to “Active Directory” and then clicking save would result in the page crashing when clicking save or cancel. The authentication type can now be set to Active Directory without experiencing the error.(2/28)

General

  • When creating filters ( in reports, notifications, or grids), if the filter used “contains”, “does not contain”, ‘begins with”, or “ends with” and the results included line breaks, incorrect results were returned. (2/21)
  • If a file didn’t have a standard content type (txt, zip, pdf, etc) then an error would occur upon uploading an attachment. (2/21)
  • Fixed an issue when a notification was set up with criteria that included “OR” criteria but did not include grouping (parentheses). (2/28)
  • When using a different language, date formatting is now displaying properly on the scheduling window. (2/28)

Reports

  • Integer columns no longer show decimal places by default  (2/21)
  • Reporting charts now have the option to display a trendline (2/21)
  • Report drill-down and printing is now working correctly. (2/28)
By |2020-02-28T20:22:06+00:00February 7th, 2020|Release History, Thrive Updates, Uncategorized|0 Comments

RELEASE NOTES FOR May 17, 2019 (3.0.2019.517)

Release Notes for May 17, 2019 (3.0.2019.517)

FIXED

General

  • Calendar – Fixed bug where user filtering on the calendar was not being applied.
  • Calendar – User filtering now pulls in employees that the current user has site access to rather than showing every user.
  • Activities -Fixed the error when HTTP 403 was occurring in the activities tree due to a null database value.

Project Management

  • Project Detail – Saving a project will now be faster.
  • Tasks – Affects all Tasks (Planned Maintenance / Audits) that were marked as “Generate one project per location” but did not have any records on the location/equipment tab were not generating on schedule. This is now fixed and any task records currently meeting this criteria will begin to generate again based on the recurrence schedule settings.
By |2019-05-24T16:30:26+00:00May 17th, 2019|Release History, Thrive Updates, Uncategorized|0 Comments

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Is “buzzword” a buzzword?

I’m not a big fan of buzzwords. I guess it’s because it seems whoever is using them is often out to impress…that really, they’re not even sure of the meaning of the words they are using. In fact, I just checked, and apparently that’s what someone who edited the buzzword definition on Wikipedia thinks, too.

“Buzzwords are typically intended to impress one’s audience with the pretense of knowledge.”

I think in that light, some words are perfectly “valid” when used by some people–people who genuinely understand the intent or meaning–but become an abused “buzzword” in the hands of someone who doesn’t “get it.” I have nothing against marketers–they are essential in getting good products and services to the right people–but I feel that often they are guilty of plastering company information with words that they think people want to hear, but may not necessarily have anything to do with their products or services. I recently read a website for a software product that included the following phrases in one, four-sentence paragraph.

  • suite of integrated and browser-based applications
  • monitoring and analyzing…in both real-time and historically
  • non-intrusively collect data from disparate sources
  • advanced real-time analytics
  • data is sorted, filtered, operated upon…into valuable business intelligence
  • real-time collaborative knowledge management portal
  • personalized BI
  • key performance indicators

That was a power-packed FOUR sentences. (more…)

By |2007-05-29T21:22:41+00:00May 29th, 2007|Uncategorized|0 Comments

Three old guys who can dribble

“sclog” is my blog. Welcome to it. I’ve never been good at coming up with names. One of the more difficult assignments I ever get is coming up with a team name for some city league or intramural sport. It’s always so much pressure. Maybe the name is too “cheesy” (it’s a combination of Scott and blog), but I was short on creative ideas last night. “sclog” is my working name for now anyway. I intend to use my blog to share my thoughts about manufacturing, lean, and information management.

By |2007-05-05T17:29:04+00:00May 5th, 2007|Uncategorized|1 Comment
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