Contents Jakarta release notes Previous Topic Next Topic Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 The Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 release contains fixes to these problems. For Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3: Build date: 09-16-2017_1651 Build tag: glide-jakarta-05-03-2017__patch2-hotfix3-09-13-2017 Important: For more information about how to upgrade an instance, see Upgrade to Jakarta. For more information about the release cycle, see the ServiceNow Release Cycle. For a downloadable, sortable version of Jakarta fixed problems, see KB0623655. Note: This version is approved for FedRAMP. Fixed problem in Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 Problem Short description Description Steps to Reproduce UI Action PRB742211 KB0634638 Currency code is reverted to '$' when updating a currency field via the client script After setting the property glide.system.locale to 'en.AU', the currency code for currency fields should be displayed as 'AUD'. However, the currency code is reverted to '$' when updating a currency field via the client script. Do one of the following with the currency setting: Log in as a user with a local currency other than USD. Open a record with a value in a currency other than USD. Manually set the field value to a currency other than USD. Execute a client script that sets the value on a currency field using g_form.setValue(field_name, value). Note that the currency is changed to USD. The session currency, or the currency that is currently set on the field, should be preserved. Fixes included with Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 * Unless any exceptions are noted, you can safely upgrade to this release version from any of the versions listed below. These prior versions contain PRB fixes that are also included with this release. Be sure to upgrade to the latest listed patch that includes all of the PRB fixes you are interested in. Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 2 Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 1 Jakarta Patch 2 Jakarta Patch 1 Hot Fix 2 Jakarta Patch 1 Hot Fix 1 Jakarta Patch 1 All other Jakarta fixes Jakarta security and notable fixes On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 The Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 release contains fixes to these problems. For Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3: Build date: 09-16-2017_1651 Build tag: glide-jakarta-05-03-2017__patch2-hotfix3-09-13-2017 Important: For more information about how to upgrade an instance, see Upgrade to Jakarta. For more information about the release cycle, see the ServiceNow Release Cycle. For a downloadable, sortable version of Jakarta fixed problems, see KB0623655. Note: This version is approved for FedRAMP. Fixed problem in Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 Problem Short description Description Steps to Reproduce UI Action PRB742211 KB0634638 Currency code is reverted to '$' when updating a currency field via the client script After setting the property glide.system.locale to 'en.AU', the currency code for currency fields should be displayed as 'AUD'. However, the currency code is reverted to '$' when updating a currency field via the client script. Do one of the following with the currency setting: Log in as a user with a local currency other than USD. Open a record with a value in a currency other than USD. Manually set the field value to a currency other than USD. Execute a client script that sets the value on a currency field using g_form.setValue(field_name, value). Note that the currency is changed to USD. The session currency, or the currency that is currently set on the field, should be preserved. Fixes included with Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 * Unless any exceptions are noted, you can safely upgrade to this release version from any of the versions listed below. These prior versions contain PRB fixes that are also included with this release. Be sure to upgrade to the latest listed patch that includes all of the PRB fixes you are interested in. Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 2 Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 1 Jakarta Patch 2 Jakarta Patch 1 Hot Fix 2 Jakarta Patch 1 Hot Fix 1 Jakarta Patch 1 All other Jakarta fixes Jakarta security and notable fixes
Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 The Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 release contains fixes to these problems. For Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3: Build date: 09-16-2017_1651 Build tag: glide-jakarta-05-03-2017__patch2-hotfix3-09-13-2017 Important: For more information about how to upgrade an instance, see Upgrade to Jakarta. For more information about the release cycle, see the ServiceNow Release Cycle. For a downloadable, sortable version of Jakarta fixed problems, see KB0623655. Note: This version is approved for FedRAMP. Fixed problem in Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 Problem Short description Description Steps to Reproduce UI Action PRB742211 KB0634638 Currency code is reverted to '$' when updating a currency field via the client script After setting the property glide.system.locale to 'en.AU', the currency code for currency fields should be displayed as 'AUD'. However, the currency code is reverted to '$' when updating a currency field via the client script. Do one of the following with the currency setting: Log in as a user with a local currency other than USD. Open a record with a value in a currency other than USD. Manually set the field value to a currency other than USD. Execute a client script that sets the value on a currency field using g_form.setValue(field_name, value). Note that the currency is changed to USD. The session currency, or the currency that is currently set on the field, should be preserved. Fixes included with Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 3 * Unless any exceptions are noted, you can safely upgrade to this release version from any of the versions listed below. These prior versions contain PRB fixes that are also included with this release. Be sure to upgrade to the latest listed patch that includes all of the PRB fixes you are interested in. Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 2 Jakarta Patch 2 Hot Fix 1 Jakarta Patch 2 Jakarta Patch 1 Hot Fix 2 Jakarta Patch 1 Hot Fix 1 Jakarta Patch 1 All other Jakarta fixes Jakarta security and notable fixes
