Determination 2024.1.1 (UAT Patch) Release Notes

Release date: January 2024

Fixes

The topics below describe previously known issues that have been fixed with this release.
CONFIGURATION MIGRATION IMPROVEMENTS – DATABASE INDEXING (1053845/1048387)
Migration of configuration data within Determination based on the export & import mechanism were running into failures due to timeouts in certain situations of large data. Even though the timeout period can be increased, there can be a situation where the process time can exceed the window allocated for timeouts thus failing the data transfer.
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This is a major problem specifically with the Determination Anywhere (DA) application which relies on this mechanism to synchronize the customers configuration data with the DA client side, therefore not presenting a manual alternative to complete that data migration process. Upon analysis, we have identified the need to do further database indexing on some of the tables. This fix will be implemented as part of this release.
TAX CALCULATION – ERROR GENERATED FOR DUPLICATE LINE NUMBERS (1050312)
This UAT Patch has been deployed for the AWS environment only. The request payload coming from the source system (e.g., ERP) should not have duplicate line numbers present in the invoice. If a line number includes duplicate, the tax engine will now throw an error back in the response back to the source system. A sample for SOAP based web service error would be as follows:
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<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/>
<soap:Body>
<soap:Fault>
<faultcode>soap:Server</faultcode>
<faultstring>com.sabrix.error.DeterminationRuntimeException: Error occurred while publishing invoice message. Unique Invoice Number: TaxCal_Performance1|Test_Jan5_4|S, External Company ID: TaxCal_Performance1, Sync ID: 69bc3e97-eb26-4239-9203-3092424aea40
TaxCalculation request contains multiple LINE_ITEMS for the LINE_NUMBER: 1.0000, please correct the input.</faultstring>
</soap:Fault>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>

Known Issues

There are no known issues in this release.

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