Scheduled Report Preview Data on Approver Review Screen is Incorrect (Doc ID 3000761.1)

Last updated on FEBRUARY 01, 2024

Applies to:

Symptoms

ACTUAL BEHAVIOR

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Issue 1: Approver review screen scheduled report preview data is not up to date.

Issue 2: On schduled reports, scheduled by field name is showing checkers name.

EXPECTED BEHAVIOR

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Issue 1: Approver review screen scheduled report data should be up to date.

Issue 2: On schduled reports, scheduled by field name should be intiator name.

STEPS
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The issue can be reproduced with following steps:

Issue 1:
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1. Login via corporate maker
2. Navigate to toggle menu > reports > generate report
3. Now, go to schedule/adhoc tab and choose one report
4. And fill frequency details as 'daily' and fill the remaining details and click schedule report button.
5. Now. login via approver and approve the transaction.
6. Now, login via maker > navigate to reports > generate reports
7. Now, click on view scheduled reports > choose the recent approved transaction
8. Click on edit and update the frequency details as 'weekly' and now click on save and confirm.
9. Now, login via approver and go to pending for approval widget
10. Choose the initiated transaction
11. Please check the report frequency type showing previous 'daily' value only on review screen.

Issue 2:
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1. Login via corporate maker
2. Navigate to toggle menu > reports > generate report
3. Now, go to schedule/adhoc tab and choose 'file identier wise party wise mapping' report
4. And fill the remaining details and click schedule report button
5. Now, login via approver and approve the transaction.
6. Now, login via maker > navigate to reports > generate reports
7. Now, click on view scheduled reports > choose the recent approved transaction
8. Please check that scheduled by field displayed checkers name.

Changes

Cause

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