2020.1

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Contact your DBMS vendor to determine which ports are used by the ODBC driver for
accessing a network database.
Known Issues
NodeJS Server Input task does not run processes with
similar action names
The NodeJS Server Input task does not process jobs being sent to it if the action name is a
superset of another action name declared previously. For example, with two separate NodeJS
processes: Action and ActionA, attempting to connect to ActionA results in a timeout because
the word Action is also found in ActionA.
To work around this, either:
l Rename the processes so that they are no longer subsets of each other.
l Add a Polling interval to each process. This deactivates the trigger processes but adds a
delay in the processing of requests.
l Re-order the processes, e.g. declare ActionA before Action.
This issue will be fixed in OL Connect version 2021.1.
File Count input task ignores polling interval
When used as an Input task, the File Count task does not apply the process polling interval.
Once the condition is true, it triggers the process repeatedly, as if the polling interval were 0.
To work around this, start the process with a Create File task followed by a File Count as
Condition task.
This issue only occurs in version 2020.1 and will be fixed in version 2020.2.
HTTP Server Input triggers all trigger-based processes
In order to wake up a trigger-based process that starts with the HTTP Server Input task the
server issues a signal to all trigger-based processes, not just those that start with an HTTP
Server Input task. This means that some processes may get woken up when they do not need
to. This issue only occurs in version 2020.1 and will be fixed in version 2020.2.
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