Addressed issues
The following is a list of customer cases addressed in this release.
Issue ID |
Area |
Description |
Status |
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CRMS-504 |
Cases |
When a system administrator customized the SLA Severity field in |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-628 |
Cases |
When a user created a new case, the Team field was not populated with the default value defined for the Case entity. For example, this issue occurred when the default value of the case_channelid field was set to Current User's Default Team. |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-645 |
Cases |
When a system administrator or info manager edited the case_primarypersonid field and selected Save, an "ErrorSavingEntryDetails UnexpectedEvent" error occurred. |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-693 |
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When a workflow rule was configured to automatically send emails, the emails were not added to the Communications tab for the related case record. For example, this issue occurred in the following scenario:
As a result, the email was added to the Communications tab for the user and person, but not the case because the related comm_caseid field value was set to NULL in the database. |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-582 |
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The Classic and Lite Outlook plugins did not file emails containing a signature with an image. | This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-740 |
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Sage CRM failed to correctly wrap the values of multiline text fields. As a result, long values were not fully displayed in the user interface. For example, you could observe this issue on the Communications tab when the subject or details of a communication contained a long value. |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-703 |
Customization |
The User Help did not mention the following behavior: When a user merged a source company that had associated custom entities, Sage CRM copied the custom entities over to the destination company. |
The User Help updated. |
CRMS-760 |
Customization |
A custom element was not displayed in the Administration area in the Sage CRM user interface if the SQL field in the element properties contained a SQL statement with an EXISTS clause. This issue occurred if a system administrator did the following:
As a result, the new custom element wasn't displayed in the Administration area, but it was still present in the left-hand side panel. |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-461 |
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Sage CRM displayed wrong workflow actions when a user selected the Action icon ( This issue occurred when:
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This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-674 |
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When a system administrator went to "Unable to connect to database." |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-673 |
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When a system administrator added a new database connection in |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-436 |
Deduplication |
Sage CRM behaved unexpectedly when a user created a new person and the person's name was identical to a name existing in the system:
This issue affected integrated systems only. |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-842
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Documentation |
The Getting client ID and secret for Outlook web app topic in the Administrator Help provided incorrect redirect URI. The redirect URI provided in the topic included uppercase letters. However, the URI must be all lowercase. |
This issue is fixed. Documentation updated. |
CRMS-724 |
Documentation | Documentation did not provide a list of supported Sage CRM themes. |
This issue is fixed. Supported themes are now listed in the Supported themes section of this document. |
CRMS-739 |
When a company had several associated persons sharing the same email address, each email message sent to that address caused Sage CRM to create a communication for each person regardless of the person status in Sage CRM. The expected behavior in this case is that a communication should be created only for the persons whose status is Active or blank. |
This issue is fixed. | |
CRMS-540 |
When a user created an email using a preconfigured template containing some merge fields in the subject, Sage CRM did not replace the merge fields with the actual values. This issue occurred when a user created a new email in the context of a custom entity record and the custom entity was configured as follows:
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This issue is fixed. | |
CRMS-481 |
When a system administrator changed a password in "Invalid eWare username or password." |
This issue is fixed. | |
CRMS-452 |
When a user sent an email to a company using an email template whose body contained the #comp_name# merge field, the field was not replaced with the actual company name. This issue occurred when the target company had no default person set. |
This issue is fixed. | |
CRMS-615 |
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When a user selected Merge to PDF for a quote or order, the screen that opened contained Microsoft Word (.docx) templates. | This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-527 |
Mailchimp |
When a user selected the Send to Mailchimp button on a group, the values in the comp_idcust field were unexpectedly set to NULL in the Company table of the Sage CRM database. This issue affected only those groups whose comp_idcust field was populated. |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-495 |
Reports |
When a user ran a report, a SQL error occurred. Also an "Invalid column name addr_city" error was written to the Sage CRM log file. This happened when the report was configured as follows: Report Contents
Search Criteria
Sort On
Group By
Advanced Find
OR Cases : SLA = <value> AND Cases : Opened By = <value> AND Cases : Product = <value> AND Cases : Person |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-630 |
RESTful API |
When a user deleted a company address, the address was removed from the user interface but not from the Sage CRM database. As a result, an HTTP request sent to the RESTful API would return the deleted company address. |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-636 |
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When a system administrator used a SQL query to filter the records displayed in the drop-down list for an advanced search select field ( For example, this issue occurred when a system administrator did the following:
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This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-848 |
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Sage CRM used a third-party component Apache Log4j whose versions 2.0.0 - 2.14.1 contained vulnerabilities that allowed an attacker to execute malicious code. These vulnerabilities are logged in the NIST National Vulnerability Database under the following IDs: You also can find the detailed descriptions of these vulnerabilities on the Apache Log4j Security Vulnerabilities page. |
This issue is fixed. Apache Log4j supplied with Sage CRM upgraded to version 2.17.1 where these vulnerabilities are fixed. |
CRMS-698 |
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When a user set a comma (,) as a decimal point and a dot (.) as a thousand separator in As a result, the reports used the incorrect separators: a dot (.) as a decimal point and a comma (,) as a thousand separator. |
This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-773 |
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It was not possible to delete a group whose name contained an apostrophe ('). | This issue is fixed. |
CRMS-761 |
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The System Administrator Help incorrectly stated that when the Escalation Service was enabled and you wanted the name and email address of the current user to appear in the notification emails, you had to populate the Notify Email name and Notify Email address fields. In reality, to implement this scenario, you must leave these fields blank. |
The System Administrator Help updated. |