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Description
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1 - Urgent
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6710
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Change/Defect
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QLocalUpgrade gets stack overflow with large upgrade scripts.
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(From Tom Fisher, who as of this writing does not have access to TestTrack): Long description: QLocalUpgrade experienced stack overflow when converting the string holding the entire upgrade SQL script. An ATL 3.0 macro is used to do the conversion. This macro can only convert up strings up to 500Kbytes, and the 2.7 upgrade script is greater than 3 MBytes. The 3.0 ATL macros use the stack for buffer space, and the stack overflow is a known problem. The ATL 7.0 macros use the heap, and if used correctly can solve the problem. Resolution: Replace the ATL 3.0 string conversion macro with the ATL 7.0 equivalent. Use the constructor directly in the calling parameter rather than assigning to a local variable to ensure correct behavior.
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1 - Urgent
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6783
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Change/Defect
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QLocalUpgrade fails with "insufficient memory"
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QLocalUpgrade failed on Karen Perkin's 1 GByte XP system with a "insufficient memory to execute this query" error. In general, we think that without address this situation, upgrading to 2.7 from any other release will fail on a machine with 1 GByte of memory or less.
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2 - High
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6609
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Change/Defect
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Unable to use arrays in SLang for standard (non-progress) reports
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As currently designed, the SLang compiler will support the use of arrays in SLang, but ONLY for progress reports. In fact, the SLang compiler is coded in such a way that if arrays are used anywhere in a SLang input file, the compiler asssumes that a progress report is what is desired. In particular, the following reserved variables: ID GENDER DOB DOA ADMIN_DATES AGE FIRSTNAME LASTNAME MIDDLENAME FULLNAME CUSTOM1 CUSTOM2 CUSTOM3 CUSTOM4 are declared as arrays in the Java source file the SLang compiler generates. However, if the SLang author does not intend to produce a progress report, s/he will treat these variables as primitive types rather than arrays, which will cause a compile-time error in the Java code (but not in the SLang compiler). As a workaround, a TPC can use arrays but code the variables above using notation such as 'GENDER[0]', as would be done for a progress report. However, a real fix would modify the SLang compiler so that it no longer assumes a progress report is intended whenever arrays are used anywhere in the SLang.
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2 - High
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6716
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Change/Defect
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Blank items in MBMD reports
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Under certain conditions MBMD Interpretive reports can be generated which have bullet points with little or no content. It has been determined that there *should* be content appearing, but due a to a SLang coding error, it does not appear. Have attached a test report generated with customer data along with a TRQ file containing the assessment record which generated the report. Note that the bullet points with missing content appear when generating either a MBMD General Medical or MBMD Bariatric Interpretive report in 2.6. To see how the report should appear, import the TRQ into a Q Local 2.5 instance and generate the reports, setting the Norm Group demographic appropriately to get a bariatric or general medical report. An analysis of the MBMD.slg for 2.6 reveals the problem is as follows (email from David Bailey to Ward Moberg and Steve Prestwood, 01/11/2010): =================================== In the MBMD reporting logic, there is a variable called 'COLOR'. It appears that in the 2.6 release, this value is not getting set correctly. When we moved to 2.6, the 'General Medical' and 'Bariatric' norm groups were eliminated and replaced by report types. For various reasons, this meant that many of the existing SLang variables had to be doubled: 'BR_E' became 'BR_E_Gen' and 'BR_E_Bar'; 'COLOR' became 'COLOR_Gen' and 'COLOR_Bar', etc. On line 466-471 of MBMD.slg (in the main branch), we see: [IF CODE_1_8B = "" THEN] { [SETSTRING CODE_1_8B = "17"] [SETSTRING COLOR = "A"] } This is identical to the code in the 2.5 branch and previous. The problem is that in QLocal 2.6 and forward, the variables 'CODE_1_8B' and 'COLOR' are norm-sensitive. So instead of looking at the variable 'CODE_1_8B', the SLang should first check what type of report is being run, and then check the value of 'CODE_1_8B_Gen' or 'CODE_1_8B_Bar' respectively. Instead what happens is that the 'COLOR' variable is set to "A" (the variable 'CODE_1_8B' should be set to either 'CODE_1_8B_Gen' or 'CODE_1_8B_Bar', but that hasn't happened yet, so it is the empty string). Then LATER in the code, there is another initialization block which resets the value of the 'COLOR' variable: l. 872: [SETSTRING COLOR = COLOR_Bar] l. 930: [SETSTRING COLOR = COLOR_Gen] In the case of the report we saw from the user in the field, the correct value of the 'COLOR' variable should be "A". However, whether you run a bariatric or a general medical report, the later code *resets* the value to 'COLOR_Bar' or 'COLOR_Gen' --- which both happen to be empty strings --- and that causes the report to have some blank spaces in it. In particular, the lines of the 2.6/main SLang file corresponding to the text which is missing from the user's report are l. 15095 l. 21019 l. 20419
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2 - High
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6718
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Change/Defect
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BASC-2 Scorability Condition for Norm Group and Admin Language
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The BASC-2 forms need a scorability condition for the norm group and the administration language. Currently, the norm group defaults to general-combined and the admin language defaults to English. However, if the user should delete one of those options, they will get errors. This change should be made to all forms of the BASC-2: TRS-P TRS-C TRS-A PRS-P PRS-C PRS-A SRP-I SRP-C SRP-A SRP-COL Made changes to PDD, Diffed PDD and checked in to perforce. 1/14/11 jsb
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2 - High
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6732
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Change/Defect
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16PF Basic Reports, SLang updates
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Update 16PF5 basic reports to match IPAT revisions. See attachments for specific changes (IPAT programming manuals, annotated Q Local 2.5 report, and 3 examples of the revised reports from IPAT that contain the new/revised text and profiles.) Will need to create eight new profiles. No scoring changes. Test cases for profile unit testing attached.
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2 - High
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6733
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Change/Defect
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Intermittent: PrintReportUI screen appears twice when printing MMPI-2-RF report from MMPI-2 record.
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Occasionally when running an MMPI-2-RF report from an MMPI-2 record, after the reporting has completed and the user clicks 'OK' to close the reporting UI, a second Print Report dialog appears and the user can print a report from the record a second time.
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2 - High
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6734
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Change/Defect
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Error creating comparison group when MMPI-2 record is first record in defining records window
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In Q Local 2.7.4 build: 1) Navigate to 'Edit Comparison Group Definition' screen by creating a new male, female, or combined-gender comparison group. 2) Drag a collection of records into the lower right-hand pane. Make sure that the first/topmost record is an MMPI-2 record. Also make sure there are sufficient records to allow CGG to start validating the records. 3) An error message will appear stating "Error validating assessment records for comparison group." The reason for this error is that the CGG is trying to convert an MMPI-2-RF record to an MMPI-2 record, instead of the other way around. Will be fixed in 2.7.5 build.
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2 - High
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6735
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Change/Defect
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Error creating comparison group using MMPI-2 record when AdminType demographic for that record is omitted.
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Steps to reproduce in 2.7.4 Q Local build: 1) Navigate to 'Edit Comparison Group Definition' window in CGG. 2) Drag a sufficient number of records into the the defining records window (lower right) to allow the CGG to start record validation. 3) At least one of the records selected must be an MMPI-2 record where the 'AdminType' demographic is omitted. 4) When user attempts to save the group, an error message appears with the message 'Error validating assessment records for comparison group.' The reason for the error is that the CGG is expecting the value in the AdminType demographic field to be either 1 or 2 (numeric), not the hyphen character which is supplied for an omit. This will be fixed in the 2.7.5 build.
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2 - High
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6742
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Change/Defect
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Print option in CGG is not working if the <preferences> tab in Q-Local is not initialized
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When the user invokes either <Printstats>btn or <Print>option in File menu, without initializing preferences tab in Q-Local, an error message appears. Once the preferences tabin Q-Local is initialized, the print option works fine on CGG. The user while using the CGG for the first time cannot figure it out why the error message is comming.
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2 - High
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6743
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Change/Defect
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Printstats button and the Print option on File menu in CGG are not working if the Preferences tab in Q-Local is not initialized
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Printstats button and the Print option on File menu in CGG are not working if the Preferences tab in Q-Local is not initialized. Once the Preferences tab in Q-Local is initialized both the print options are working. The reports can be generated either on the file location on the system or printing the report through the printer.
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2 - High
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6767
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Change/Defect
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<Male records>number in Definition Record Pane is displaying only 3 digits if it is a 3 digit number and for number more than 3 digits it is diplaying only 2 characters
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In "Edit Comparison Group definition " window, the Definition record pane contains Assessment, Gender, Male records and female records. The number of <Male records> are displayed next to <Male Records> label. The number is showing all the three digits if it is a 3 digit number such as 234, 345, 789, 908 etc... But for 4 digits and more ...the number shown as 65...., 56...., etc... This could cause difficulty of knowing number of Male records that the Definition pane is displaying.. It would be easier if definition pane displays upto 5 characters for each gender group.
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2 - High
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6768
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Change/Defect
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In "Find View" the before date is supposed to be before and after date is supposed to be after.
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In "Find view" Adiministered between" has the selection of date option. The Date first selected is supposed to be the before date than the second one. But the user now is able to select the dates between 2017 and 2012. If the user selects the dates this way, then a "warning message" may be displayed.
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2 - High
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6769
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Change/Defect
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"Database error" message is displayed while creating the Comparison group
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Drag all the records from Assessment record pane to the definition record pane, then Click on >save. button. CGG is now going to create the comparison Group. Let the progress bar go upto 50% and cancel the operation.Again, try to save the comparison group. At this point, while creating the comparison group, " database error" message is displayed.
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2 - High
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6770
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Change/Defect
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In "Edit Comparion Group Definition" Window, in <Find View> when the user clicks on "View all assessment records" is not displaying assessment records on the right hand pane.
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Open " Edit comparison Group definition" window. Go to <Find View> Click on <View all Assessment records> The assessment records are supposed to be displayed on top right hand pane (In the Assessment records Pane).
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2 - High
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6773
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Change/Defect
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Folder name is not diplayed both in the Asessment Record pane and the Definition Record pane in "Edit comparison Group definition" Window
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The folder name is supposed to be displayed in both Assessment Record pane and definition Record pane..where as in CGG the folder names are not displayed.
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2 - High
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6778
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Change/Defect
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Help button in CGG takes the user to Q-Local help but CGG help items are not listed in there.
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Help button in CGG does not show CGG help menu. CGG information and the CGG help-material to be added to CGG help.
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2 - High
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6780
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Change/Defect
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In "Find View" search basd on " Created BY USer ID" is not showing the assessment records in the availabel records pane
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Create user ID and set up password in Q-Local. Now Log on with the new user ID and password. Now Import TRQ files on to Q-Local. Now Close Q-Local and open CGG. Now Log on with the new USEr ID and Password. Now Try to create a comparison Group. Go to Find view and Search the records based on " Created By User ID" and click Serach. It is not showing any assessment records in the available records pane.
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2 - High
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6782
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Change/Defect
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'Save and Report' option for manual entry causes a generic error to be thrown.
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For any 2.7 build prior to 2.7.7, key in any assessment using manual entry. When you are done keying in the responses, select 'Save and Report' from the set of options. The user will see the error message presented when an unexpected, unhandled error occurs.
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2 - High
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6787
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Change/Defect
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Install: CGG shortcut should not be installed on upgrade
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1) Install any 2.x version of Q Local prior to 2.7. 2) Upgrade to 2.7.7, using either the full CD image or the 'one-click upgrade'. 3) Upgrade completes successfully, but the desktop shortcut for CGG is incorrectly installed. The CGG shortcut should not be installed as part of the upgrade process. Need to test both Solo and Network.
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2 - High
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6788
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Change/Defect
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Install: Raise minimum system memory requirement to 512M
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The decision has been made to raise the minimum system memory requirements for Q Local to 512M RAM. This decision was largely motivated by memory issues experienced in the database layer during upgrade. It was secondarily motivated by the fact that QA no longer has a machine with 256M RAM for testing.
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2 - High
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6792
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Change/Defect
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PRQ-CA Invalid and Valid vdx files need tic marks added
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The invalid and valid vdx files for the PRQ-CA profiles needed tic marks added and the files needed to be compiled. The profiles weren't printing correctly without these changes. BASC2PRQCA_INV.vdx BASC2PRQCA_VAL.vdx 04/29/11 [nm] ------------ Made changes and checked into Perforce 04/29/11 [nm] ------------- Verified in release 2.7.8 5-23-2011 NLM. Assigning to peer review ---------- Peer review complete. Verified fix in 2.7.8. Confirmed addition of tic marks in BASC2PRQCA_INV.vdx and BASC2PRQCA_VAL.vdx. 05/26/11 [rts] ----------- Closing track - verified. 5-26-2011 [nlm]
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2 - High
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6793
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Change/Defect
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PRQ-P Invalid and Valid vdx files need tic marks added
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The invalid and valid vdx files for the PRQ-P profiles needed tic marks added and the files needed to be compiled. The profiles weren't printing correctly without these changes. BASC2PRQP_INV.vdx BASC2PRQP_VAL.vdx 04/29/11 [nm] ------------ Made changes and checked into Perforce 04/29/11 [nm] ------------ Verified in release 2.7.8 5-23-2011 NLM. Assigning to peer review ------------ Peer review complete. Verified fix in 2.7.8. Confirmed addition of tic marks in BASC2PRQP_INV.vdx and BASC2PRQP_VAL.vdx. 05/26/11 [rts] ----------- Closing track - verified. 5-26-2011 [nlm]
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2 - High
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6798
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Change/Defect
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CGG: Incorrectly throws out MMPI2 record as 'invalid' when 'AdminType' demographic is omitted.
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One of the requirements for the Comparison Group Generator is that it can generate comparison group data using both MMPI-2-RF and MMPI-2 records. However, in addition to the standard validity criteria, MMPI-2 records must not be 'abbreviated' records (that is, MMPI-2 records cannot have items 371-567 omitted). MMPI-2 records have an 'AdminType' demographic which is used to indicate whether the record is 'abbreviated'. When the AdminType demographic is 1, that indicates the record is a standard MMPI-2 record, and is eligible for use in CGG. When the AdminType demographic is 2, that indicates the record is an abbreviated MMPI-2 record (whether items 371-567 are omitted or not), and is invalid for use in CGG. The correct criteria for judging whether an MMPI-2 record is abbreviated (for the purposes of use in CGG) are: - If the AdminType demographic is 2, it is invalid for use in CGG. - If the AdminType demographic is 1 OR omitted, but items 371-567 are omitted, it is invalid for use in CGG. - In all other cases, the record is VALID for use in CGG (subject to the standard MMPI-2-RF validity criteria after the record is converted to an RF record). Through build 2.7.8 of CGG, CGG is INCORRECTLY considering any MMPI-2 record invalid if the AdminType demographic omitted. Correct behavior is that an MMPI-2 record should be considered valid if the AdminType demographic is omitted, if there is at least one response to items 371-567, and if the MMPI-2-RF validity criteria are met. A small TRQ file is attached containing MMPI-2 records which have an omitted AdminType demographic, and which should be considered valid by CGG. If run against the 2.7.8 CGG build, they will incorrectly be flagged as invalid. If run against 2.7.9 and later builds, they will be correctly allowed as valid.
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3 - Normal
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5621
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Change/Defect
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Change Share Database From does not update B.cfg file mtx.remoteclient initiates auto-backup
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When a network client is on the same system as the database and the client is pointed to a remote database using the Help > About the Q Local System: Share Database From: Change button, the b.cfg file does not have the mtx.remoteclient updated from TRUE to FALSE. When the auto-backup is initiated, it looks at the b.cfg file and will try to backup the remote client giving an error: The database was not automatically backed up. Please check your settings for automatic backup. Be sure you have adequate space on the selected storage device and permission to access the device. If you still have a problem, please contact Technical Support for assistance (800-627-7271).
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3 - Normal
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5636
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Change/Defect
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Network Client on db machine does not update RemoteClient status when it is changed by Help About Q Local to a remote dbq
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When a local client is pointed to a remote db from Help > About Q Local the mtx.remoteClient status is not updated from FALSE to TRUE. This will allow users to access bu/restore and get an error -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 12/18/7 wrl This now affects the warning dialog that appears when a remote client is not pointed at a database. If Q Local points to a different database (if the database is taken off the local machine) mtx.remoteClient is not updated.
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3 - Normal
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5748
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Request: Enhancement
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When Data Backup is set to display a reminder of more than 100 days, an error is given
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5/08 SG - Still an issue v2.2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ When a number larger than 100 is set for Display a reminder when it has been this many days since the lat backup an error: Title = Not a valid value Message = Please enter a number between 1 and 100 for days between back up Buttons = OK There should not be a cap for this
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3 - Normal
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6244
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Change/Defect
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Processing Center Version - Define Assessment Batteries is enabled -it should be disabled.
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For the Processing Center Version only, go to the Settings menu - Define Assessment Batteries is enabled and it should be disabled.
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3 - Normal
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6610
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Change/Defect
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"Report Counter Location" another option under Help
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In Test Case 001, step 1 "Report Counter Location" was another option but not included in the TC. In Test Case 005, Step 2 I found it to read: "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application..."
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3 - Normal
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6632
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Request: Revision
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MCMI-II Remove MCMI-II from About Our Assessments
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MCMI-II Remove MCMI-II from About Our Assessments The MCMI-II has been end-dated and new MCMI-IIs can't be ordered. Remove from "About Our Assessments" per CJ. 3/23/10 rts ----------- Checked K Ford's file. All OK. Assigning to K Perkins to check in the build. 11/11/10 rts
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3 - Normal
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6633
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Request: Revision
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MBHI Remove MBHI from About Our Assessments
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MBHI Remove MBHI from About Our Assessments The MBHI has been end-dated and new MBHIs can't be ordered. Remove from "About Our Assessments" per CJ Thompson. 3/23/10 rts ----------- Checked K Ford's file. All OK. Assigning to K Perkins to check in the build. 11/11/10 rts
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3 - Normal
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6634
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Change/Defect
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Microsoft and the vcredist patch cause QLocalScan launch failure again
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See TT 6555. Sometime in 2009, Microsoft released an update in their auto updates which modified the build environment for Visual Studio 2005. This in turned caused QLocalScan.exe to get built with an inaccurate build manifest, one which tells the runtime OS that QLocalScan has dependencies which it really doesn't have. This in turn prevent QLocalScan.exe from running. The correct solution is to modify the build of QLocalScan.exe to use a correct build manifest, one which does not specificy spurious dependencies. For the 2.4 and 2.5 QLocal releases, the decision was made to simply deliver the 2.3 version of the QLocalScan.exe binary in the interest of time. For the QLocal 2.6 release, however, we should revisit this decision and possibly do the work to build QLocalScan.exe with a corrected build manifest. ==================== (gdb - 4/26/2010) Looks like Microsoft has moved the download location for the vcredist_x86.exe which solves the problem they created. The patch is now located at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=32BC1BEE-A3F9-4C13-9C99-220B62A191EE&displaylang=en Of course, once the work is done to modify the manifest header, this patch should no longer be needed. ===================== (gdb - 4/26/2010) Gah. My attempt to replace the auto-generated manifest header with a different one failed. Visual Studio *does* use the header I specified, but then it goes ahead and includes the CRT and MFC dependencies on version 8.0.50727.4053 in additional XML blocks. At this point it seems clear that the Security update on the build machine updated some version of a supporting DLL, and as long as QLocalScan is still dependent on that DLL, this problem will persist. So now we are down to three possible resolutions: 1) Spend time investigating which DLL(s) are forcing the dependency, and remove QLocalScan's dependency on those DLLs. This is likely to be time-consuming and ultimately fruitless, as I expected QLocalScan simply requires the DLLs in question. 2) Deliver QLocalScan with the auto-generated manifest header, and as customer support calls come in, direct the customers one by one to the Microsoft site where they can download and install the vcredist patch. 3) Continue as we have for the past two releases, simply delivering the 2.4.5 version of QLocalScan, until something changes to eliminate this option.
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3 - Normal
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6640
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Request: Enhancement
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Performance improvement when scanning
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In the course of developing the BASC-2 assessments for the 2.5 release, it was discovered that when scanning very large record sets (say, < 100 records), there is noticeable performance degredatinon, to the point that it will seem to an end-user that Q Local has hung. The reason for this performance degredation is that the scanning logic in Q Local caches all scanned records in memory until all records are read, and only then commits those records to the database. When the record sets are very large, this pushes Q Local close to its memory limit, resulting in very slow performance. For extremely large record sets (< 1000 or so), Q Local could even crash with an OutOfMemoryError. The fix is a simple one. Currently, the database transaction is started and committed in ImportExportCtrl.importScannedRecord. We can resolve the memory issue by pushing this logic down into the ScannedARImportProcessor.importAssessment method, and commit records in chunks of 20 or so. This change would cause no discernable change in behavior for users scanning small number of records, but would greatly improve performance for users importing large numbers of records. IN PARTICULAR, this change would likely resolve some issues MyRealDNA is experiencing with UEE, which uses the same execution path for importing records as scanning does.
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3 - Normal
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6642
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Change/Defect
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Network version - use About Q Local to change to a different remote database. Application hangs, Tech support msg appears. Application will reopen but if database accessed will throw msg and hang
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There are attachments This is in 2.4.8 - need to test if it prohibit upgrade Network has client on XP. Pointed to a database on a Vista 64 bit machine. Repoint at Windows 7 HP 64 bit. As soon as process of pointing at the second database is completed the attached message appears. The user can close the message box but Q Local hangs and has to be closed via the Task Manager. Reopen Q Local and try to import a .trq file. The same message appears. Third time the application on opening says it cannot open to the database location. I set up 2.4.8 to test upgrade - I need to test what will happen if I try that. I wanted to get this documented now and will add to it.
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3 - Normal
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6656
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Request: Revision
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MBMD Assessment Info changes
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Make changes to Assessment info for changes due to Bariatric Norms changes and Chronic Pain norms. 11/12/09 rts Requested assessment info changes made to attached document. Track changes left on so can make only those changes rather than change entire assessment info. 8/3/10 rts ----------- Checked K Ford's file. All OK. Assigning to K Perkins to check in the build. 11/12/10 rts ----------- [krp 2/24/11] Verified against 2.7.4. Found a few items that need to be fixed. See attachment ("TestTrack6656 2.7.4 Verification Notes") for details. ----------- Verified changes in 2.7.6. 03/31/11 rts
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3 - Normal
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6657
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Change/Defect
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Remove HASP while in step 5 (Net) of Create Order Wizard application hangs
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TC Create Order Wizard Step5 (Net) - Step 5 With Hasp attached create an internet order, in step 5 window just before selecting Submit, remove the Hasp Select 'Submit' message box titled <Error Locating Report Counter> with msg stating can't find the report counter is displayed Select 'OK' button on msg and the application hangs. Also, unable to close the window with "X" in upper right corner so the user is stuck until he/she uses task manager to end the app. The error msg window should close and place the user back to Q Local home screen.
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3 - Normal
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6669
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Change/Defect
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Processing Center - Resume On-Screen Administration should be disabled
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In Processing Center version of Q Local, in Folders, select a record and right click. The menu opens and Resume On-Screen Administration is available. It should be disabled.
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3 - Normal
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6682
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Request: Enhancement
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MMPI-A: AssessInfo, Update trademark statements
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Update assessment information to reflect that MMPI and Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory are now registered trademarks. Need to also add update MMPI-2-RF TM info (TT #6552). See attached document for edits. New test copyright (see PDD for formatting instructions and report copyrights): MMPI®-A (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory®-Adolescent) Copyright © 1942, 1943 (renewed 1970), 1992 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota. All rights reserved. MMPI and Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory are registered trademarks and MMPI-A and Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-Adolescent are trademarks of the University of Minnesota. Pearson, the PSI logo, and PsychCorp are trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries of Pearson Education, Inc., or its affiliate(s). ----------- Checked K Ford's file. All OK for MMPI-2-RF and MMPI-A. Assigning to K Perkins to check in the build. 11/11/10 rts
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3 - Normal
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6684
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Change/Defect
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Changes to Q Local platform to support Item-Level Cutoffs for MMPI-2-RF
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For the Q Local 2.7 release, enhancements are to be made for MMPI-2-RF reporting to allow the user to select item-level cutoffs for all supported MMPI-2-RF scales. This track exists to track Q Local platform modifications made in support of these enhancements.
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3 - Normal
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6685
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Request: Enhancement
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MMPI-2-RF Enhancements
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1. Two new comparsion groups: Forensic, Neuropsychological Examination Litigant/Claimant (Men); Forensic, Neuropsychological Examination Litigant/Claimant (Women). [PDD, Platform. See TT 6666] 2. Update research references and corresponding annotation (per source documents) [SLang. See attachments] 3. Add new validity scale: RBS [PDD, SLang (new logic for Validity section), Visio, Platform. See TT 6690] 4. Add percentiles for each scale, for each comparison group [Platform. Tables checked into Perforce] 5. Add User-Designated Responses. New section in report, report option that allows user to include list of item content for endorsed items (by scale). Need to define item frequencies for every item by comparison group. [PDD, SLang, Platform] 6. Implement custom comparison group tool, including ability to include MMPI-2 administrations in a comparison group. [PDD, Platform. See TTs 6724, 6726, 6728, 6730, 6731] 7. Modify MMPI-2 to MMPI-2-RF conversion tool. Allow users to print RF report directly from MMPI-2 administrations. [Platform] 8. Create a domain-oriented worksheet for the report, to appear after the profiles. 9. "Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2-Restructured Form" is now a regsitered trademark. Update report opyright and test logo. Materials updates: TT# 55169 UpdateValidity Scales hand-scoring profile to include RBS TT# 58147-9 Scannable answers forms, remove cg options and refer user to web site instead TT# Create hand-scoring answer key for RBS Target Q Local 2.7
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3 - Normal
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6688
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Question
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Network/ProcCtr: Should User 2 be allowed to change the folder name even though User 1 has a record opened in that folder?
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Scenario: When there are 2 users, either network or processing center accessing the same DB, and user 1 has a record opened in a specific folder and then user 2 wants to change the folder name while that record is being used by user 1. Should User 2 be allowed to change the folder name even though User 1 has a record opened in that folder? TC: Processing Center TC.doc Test Case 019 item no 13 & 14
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3 - Normal
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6689
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Change/Defect
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Change report option for MMPI-2-RF Interpretive Report
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For the 2.7 Q Local release, the Univerity of Minnesota has requested that the 'Include Annotation' report option for the MMPI-2-RF Interpretive Report be selected by default. In releases of Q Local prior to Q Local 2.7, the default setting was to have this option deselected.
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3 - Normal
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6690
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Request: Enhancement
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Add RBS (Response Bias Scale) to MMPI-2-RF
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For the 2.7 Q Local release, an additional validity scale --- the Response Bias Scale, abbreviated RBS --- has been added to the MMPI-2-RF. Implementation requires changes to the assessment definition XML for MMPI-2-RF, and corresponding changes to the score tests.
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3 - Normal
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6692
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Change/Defect
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OASES Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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OASES Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. RTS 11/22/10 ------------------ Jen Bergan added Max Records command to OASES Progress report SLang file 11/17/10. rts RTS diffed file and verified report in 2.7.4. All OK. 3/29/11 rts
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3 - Normal
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6693
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Change/Defect
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BASC-2 Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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BASC-2 Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. Note: This is for all BASC-2 Products (not just PRS-A) jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6694
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Change/Defect
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BASC-2 Individual Report SLang file - Clean out unncecessary array coding
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BASC-2 Individual Report SLang file -For QLocal 2.6, the BASC-2 individual file used arrays for comparison group coding. Since the score computer assumed the report was a progress report when arrays were in the file, arrays had to be added to the following variables in order for the slang to be compiled. Now these need to be changed back since assumption was fixed in the score computer. ID DOA FULLNAME GENDER AGE DOB FIRSTNAME /his /himself /he /His /He Note: This is for all BASC-2 forms (not just PRS-A) JSB 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6695
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Change/Defect
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BHI2 Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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BHI2 Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6696
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Change/Defect
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BBHI2 Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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BBHI-2 Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6697
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Change/Defect
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BSI Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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BSI Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6698
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Change/Defect
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BSI 18 Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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BSI 18 Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6699
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Change/Defect
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SCL-90-R Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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SCL-90-R Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6700
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Change/Defect
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HSQ Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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HSQ Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6701
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Change/Defect
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P-3 Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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P-3 Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6702
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Change/Defect
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PDS Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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PDS Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6703
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Change/Defect
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QOLI Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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QOLI Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6705
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Change/Defect
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BAI Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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BAI Progress Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/17/10
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3 - Normal
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6706
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Change/Defect
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TJTA Couples profile Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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TJTA Couples profile Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6707
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Change/Defect
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16PF Couples counseling Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays
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16PF Couples profile Report SLang file - Add Max Records Command to SLang file for arrays Add max records command to SLang file to allow for arrays in progress report. jsb 11/16/10
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3 - Normal
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6711
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Change/Defect
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Cannot add images to Visio/SLang profiles.
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When an image is added to a Visio/SLang profile, the user gets an error message stating that the file name was not provided. If a caption is provided for the image, the error message disappears, but the image does not appear in the profile.
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3 - Normal
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6712
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Change/Defect
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SQL Upgrade script cannot run twice
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When the database upgrade from 2.4 to 2.5 is run more than once, an error is encountered. This is because the upgrade script tries to add the Saved_Report_Option and Norm_Group tables each time the upgrade is performed.
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3 - Normal
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6713
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Change/Defect
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Upgrade cannot be run twice
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If you try to upgrade from 2.5 to 2.6 twice, you will get an error message. The upgrade log will show that the upgrade failed to insert a row into the Report_Usage_Inventory_Item table.
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3 - Normal
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6714
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Change/Defect
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BASC-2 Progress reports fail on upgraded systems
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If a user upgrades from any release to 2.5 or 2.6, they will not be able to produce a BASC-2 Progress Report. This does not affect users who install 2.5 or 2.6 from a CD. This also affects users who install 2.5 or 2.6 from a CD and restore a database from an earlier version.
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3 - Normal
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6715
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Change/Defect
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Cannot put images in Profile Reports
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DCDs can not put images in profile reports. I don't think this has ever worked in Q Local.
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3 - Normal
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6721
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Change/Defect
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Export of scored BHI-2 record fails
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If a BHI-2 record is used to produce a BBHI-2 report and then that same report is exported to a csv file, the export will fail.
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3 - Normal
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6722
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Request: Enhancement
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Enhance Q Local to produce MMPI-2-RF reports from MMPI-2 records
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Currently, Q Local does not allow a user to select a mixture of MMPI-2 and MMPI-2-RF records and produce reports. They are considered unrelated assessments. This enhancement allows the user to select a mixture of MMPI-2 and MMPI-2-RF records and produce MMPI-2-RF reports. The user will also be able to select only MMPI-2 records and produce MMPI-2-RF reports. This enhancement implements the requirements found in assessments/main/Documentation/MTx/Requirements/MMPI-2-RF Reports from MMPI-2 Records Requirements.doc
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3 - Normal
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6723
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Change/Defect
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Progress report error message appears without selecting progress report
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If the user selects a BHI-2 and BBHI-2 assessment record and tries to produce a BBHI-2 report before printing any other report for either record, the system will display an error message saying that a profile or interpretive report must be printed befoe a progress report can be printed. This makes no sense because the user isn't trying to produce a progress report.
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3 - Normal
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6724
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Change/Defect
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Change maximum length for comparison group family name to 46 characters
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To date, there has been an upper limit of 60 characters for the name of a comparison group family (e.g. 'Spine Surgery/Spinal Cord Stimulator Candidate'). Recently, to avoid problems in report layout, Karen Perkins and John Kamp have agreed that this limit should be reduced to 46 characters.
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3 - Normal
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6725
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Change/Defect
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Add advisory text to the Comparison Group generator advising the user that a comparison group name cannot exceed 46 characters.
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The MMPI-2-RF authors have requested that the dialogs in the CGG which allow a user to name/rename a comparison group family be modified to include text indicating that the maximum length of a comparison group family name is 46 characters.
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3 - Normal
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6726
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Change/Defect
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Change in computation for MMPI-2-RF comparison group standard deviations
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In working through a comparison of comparison group statistics generated by the Comparison Group Generator versus those supplied by the U of Minn press, John Kamp provided the following direction: PLEASE RETAIN TWO DECIMAL PLACES FOR THE MEAN VALUE USED IN THE COMPUTATION. This represents a change in the way this computation has been done previously, in which the mean value was first rounded to an integer before performing the standard deviation computation.
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3 - Normal
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6727
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Change/Defect
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Symbol or Wingdings fonts not embedded properly
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Currently, when a P_SYMBOL SLang command is issued for the two varieties of CIRCLE, SQUARE, or DIAMOND, the requested symbol is implemented with the Symbol font (OPEN_DIAMOND), or Wingdings font, and the font is not embedded in the PDF. This requires that the user viewing the report be on a system that has the Symbol and Wingdings font installed. See attached transfer file and PDFs for testing.
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3 - Normal
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6728
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Change/Defect
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Modify Comparison Group Generator to compute TRIN-r mean and standard deviation correctly.
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Initial tests against data provided by the U press shows that the CGG is not calculating the mean or standard deviation correctly for the TRIN-r scale.
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3 - Normal
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6729
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Change/Defect
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Credit Card expiration dates should be updated
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The earliest credit card expiration date is 2008. This should have been updated long ago. Since we're going to field this release in 2011, change the earliest expiration date to 2011 and shift all the rest appropriately into the future. if we don't do this, the customer who has a credit card expiration beyond what we currently show won't be able to enter their credit card info correctly.
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3 - Normal
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6730
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Change/Defect
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Change computation of standard deviation in Comparison Group Generator
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The authors of the MMPI-2-RF have requested that the computation in the Comparison Group Generator be modified so that when computing standard deviation for a collection of N data points, the mean square total be divided by N-1 rather than by N.
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3 - Normal
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6731
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Change/Defect
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Increase precision of percent calculation to 5 decimal places to minimize the effects of double-rounding.
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To date, when the Comparison Group Generator computes a percentile, it rounds the result to one decimal place. In certain instances, the resulting value is later rounded to an integer. This double rounding can occasionally lead to incorrect results. For example, if a computed percentile is exactly 20.474 This gets rounded to 20.5 And then later roudned again to 21 However, if one rounds the original value to an integer directly, the result is 20. Since the result of 20 is considered 'correct', the CGG needs to be modified to produce the correct result. Unfortunately, since we must necessarily double-round, this problems won't go away completely. However, by rounding the initial computed value to FIVE decimal places rather than one, problems are much less likely to occur. Preserving 5 decimal places allows the CGG to perform the computation correctly in the example given above, and problems will only arise with values such as 73.499996, which statistically speaking will only occur roughly 0.0005% of the time.
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3 - Normal
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6736
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Change/Defect
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Merge CGG 'Name' and 'Create' buttons into a single button which launches a wizard to allow a user to name and create a comparison group in a single step.
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After the most recent demo of the CGG, the MMPI-2-RF authors have stated a preference for merging the functionality of the 'Name' and 'Create' buttons into a single 'Create' button. Invoking this button would launch a wizard/UI dialog which would allow the user to either: 1) Name a new comparison group family. 2) Specify a gender selection for a new comparison group for the new family. OR 1) Select an existing comparison group family. 2) Specify a gender selection for a new comparison group for the selected family. in a single step.
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3 - Normal
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6737
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Change/Defect
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ScoreComputer.clear() method not clearing out all data to restore ScoreComputer instance to 'just loaded' state.
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In unit-testing CGG, it has become clear that re-using a single ScoreComputer instance many times (thousands) by invoking ScoreComputer.clear() leads to noticeable performance degredation, to the point where the app appears to be 'hung' and completely unresponsive. The ScoreComputer.clear() method is supposed to restore a ScoreComputer instance to its initial state, just after the assessment definition XML DOM is loaded, but the performance problem indicates that some data is lingering and taking up memory, thus adversely affecting performance after thousands of records are loaded through the same ScoreComputer instance. As a short-term workaround, CGG will be revised to instantiate a new ScoreComputer instance periodically in order to avoid the performance issue.
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3 - Normal
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6738
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Change/Defect
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Performance enhancement: Make CGG use frequency hashes rather than arbitrarily long lists.
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When processing very large (~3000 records) data sets, CGG encounters performance problems. The cause of these performance problems is not well-understood, but there is an obvious change to be made which will allow CGG to use less memory. Specifically, in the 2.7.5 version and previous, CGG held the list of TScores and computed TScores for its records in List objects. The size of each list was equal to the number of records in the data set, and so the lists grew very large as the number of records in the data set increased. With this change, CGG will now hold scores in frequency hashes, which contain a key for each unique TScore/computed TScore, mapping to a value which indicates how many times that score is found for a record in the data set. This should drastically reduce the amount of memory CGG uses when doing computations, and thus (hopefully) minimize performance issues.
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3 - Normal
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6739
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Change/Defect
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Put updated QuickStart guide on 2.7 QLocal CDs
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From Christian Buehler, 3/18/2011: We updated the Quickstart Guide as you know, but... we didn't update the PDF on the 2.6.2 CD with the new version. So the PDF version still states we support Windows 2k.
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3 - Normal
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6740
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Change/Defect
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Performance enhancement for CGG - harvesting assessment record data
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In all releases of CGG through 2.7.5, CGG determined which assessment records needed gender and printed status mined from them by running a select statement which returned ALL such records in the Q Local database. When the number of records is very large (30,000+, probably fewer), this results in performance problems and can even hang the application. This test track has been entered to track a change so that going forward, CGG will only query whether records exist which need to have data mined, and return the COUNT of such records, rather than the full list of records themselves. The records will then be processed in batches of 500 at a time, rather than all at once, thus reducing the memory footprint and improving the responsiveness of the application.
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3 - Normal
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6741
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Change/Defect
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Modify CGG to use lightweight objects in Edit Comparison Group UI rather than heavyweight assessment record objects
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In all 2.7 builds through 2.7.5, the CGG used 'heavyweight' AssessmentRecordBO objects to display assessment records to the user. This can result in noticeably sluggish performance when working with folders/comparison group definition sets which are very large (>1000 records or so). This track item is entered to track a change which does two things: 1) For the purposes of displaying assessment record information in the UI, uses a more 'lightweight' CGAssessmentRecord object which in particular does NOT contain the encrypted response XML string. 2) When processing assessment records for validation or comparison group statistics generation, processes the defining set of records in batches of 500, rather than all at once, thus reducing the memory footprint of the application.
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3 - Normal
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6746
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Change/Defect
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CGG Percentile formatting for very large data sets
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For very large data sets (>2000 records) it is possible that CGG will report the percentile for a given scale and T Score as "0.0" or "100.0", rather than the correct "0" or "100". Since the user interface was designed to display a maximum of 4 digits plus decimal point, when a value of 100.0 is displayed, the end of the value is actually cut off. See attached screen shot. Need to modify CGG logic slightly to check percentile value AFTER rounding (when rounding occurs), and if the rounded value equals 0 or 100, return "0" or "100" rather than the value with the useless ".0" at the end.
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3 - Normal
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6747
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Requirement
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11.11(Search view) When the search view is visible, the title bar of the available records pane shall read ‘Search Results’
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There is no search view in Edit comparison Group definition. Hence, The requirement has to be modified to ( When the find view is visible, the title bar of the available records pane shall read ‘Search Results’).
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3 - Normal
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6748
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Change/Defect
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Replace comparison group statistics with CGG output
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We need to replace all the values for the existing 31 comparison groups with value generated by the Comparison Group Generation Tool. The U of MN has provided us with the input datasets for all 31 groups, and the output from the CGG tool doesn't match the existing comparison group values (e.g. means, std devs, percentiles, and endorsement frequencies). They have agreed to let us replace the existing values with the values generated by the CGG tool.
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3 - Normal
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6749
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Change/Defect
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Periodic loss of connection between PROUD web server, database
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In production, the PROUD database and web server are on different machines. PROUD was not designed to be deployed this way. As a result, any time the web server loses contact with the database (most likely due to internet connectivity problems), even if only briefly, the web server cannot re-establish its connection to the database. This results in users encountering an ugly and not very helpful error message until the PROUD web server is restarted (see attached screen shot). It is development's belief that this issue can be addressed in the web server Java code by changing the underlying assumption that the connection to the database is always present, and retrying when necessary to re-establish the connection.
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3 - Normal
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6751
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Requirement
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(2.3)When security is activated for the CGG, the user may navigate to the ‘Edit Comparison Group Definition’ screen"ONLY" if the user has both the ‘View Assessment Records’ and ‘Transfer Data (in or out)’ privileges in Q Local.
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When security is activated for the CGG, the user may "only" navigate to the ‘Edit Comparison Group Definition’ screen if the user has both the ‘View Assessment Records’ and ‘Transfer Data (in or out)’ privileges in Q Local. The word "ONLY" - to be be placed next to the word ‘Edit Comparison Group Definition’ screen
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3 - Normal
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6752
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Requirement
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(8.3)A tree view displays all assessments which support user-customized comparison groups and after expanding each assessment displays all existing comparison group families for that assessment.
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(8.3)Below the message referenced in requirement 8.2, there shall be a tree view which displays all assessments which support user-customized comparison groups and all existing comparison group families. The ‘Rename Comparison Group’ dialog shall appear when the user invokes the ‘Rename’ button. The dialog shall contain the message text “Select the Comparison Group to rename:” at the top of the dialog. (To be changed to) *** Below the message,there shall be a tree view which displays all assessments which support user-customized comparison groups and after expanding each assessment displays all existing comparison group families for that assessment.
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3 - Normal
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6753
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Requirement
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(9.3) A tree view which displays all assessments which support user-customized comparison groups, and after expanding displays all existing comparison group families, and after expanding the comparison group families display their comparison groups.
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(9.3) Below the message referenced in requirement 9.2, there shall be a tree view which displays all assessments which support user-customized comparison groups, all existing comparison group families, and their comparison groups. The ‘Print Comparison Group Stats’ dialog shall appear when the user invokes the ‘Print Stats’ button.The dialog shall contain the message text “Select Comparison Group and Gender to print:” at the top of the dialog. To be changed to **** Below the message referenced in requirement 9.2, there shall be a tree view which displays all assessments which support user-customized comparison groups. After expanding each assessment displays all existing comparison group families, and after expanding each comparison group family displays their comparison groups.
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3 - Normal
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6754
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Requirement
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(10.3) A tree view which displays all assessments which support user-customized comparison groups.After expanding each assessment displays all existing comparison group families, and after expanding each family displays their comparison groups.
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(10.3) Below the message referenced in requirement 10.2, there shall be a tree view which displays all assessments which support user-customized comparison groups, all existing comparison group families, and their comparison groups. The ‘Delete Comparison Group or Gender’ dialog shall appear when the user invokes the ‘Delete’ button referenced in requirement 6.33.The dialog shall contain the message text “Select Comparison Group or Gender to delete:” at the top of the dialog. (10.3) A tree view which displays all assessments which support user-customized comparison groups.After expanding each assessment displays all existing comparison group families, and after expanding each family displays their comparison groups.
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6755
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Requirement
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(11.12)(Search view) need to be changed to (Find View). "Assessment type" need to be changed to "Assessment"
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(11.12) (Search view) The user may search the Q Local database for assessment records using any or all of the following criteria: Assessment type ‘Administered Between’ dates ‘Created By’ user ID User-defined (‘Custom’) fields 1-4 User-defined (‘Custom’) fields 1-4 In the above requirement, the " Search View" need to be changed to (Find View). Assessment type need to be changed to "Assessment"
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6756
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Requirement
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(11.13)(Find view) Clicking the ‘Search’ button in the lower-right corner of the search view shall execute a search of records based on the currently entered search criteria.
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(11.13)(Search view) Clicking the ‘Search’ button in the lower-right corner of the search view shall execute a search of records based on the currently entered search criteria. Search view -need to be changed to " Find View"
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6757
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Requirement
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(11.14)(find view) When a search is executed, the table in the available records pane shall list the all records in the Q Local database.
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(11.14)(Search view) When a search is executed, the table in the available records pane shall list the all records in the Q Local database which: Match the search criteria. Are in ‘Ready for Reporting’ status. Are not in the Recycle Bin. Have been reported on. Are records for the assessment of the current comparison group (for the MMPI-2-RF, this includes MMPI-2 records as well as MMPI-2-RF records). Match the gender criteria of the current comparison group. Search view need to modified to " Find View"
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6758
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Requirement
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(11.15) (Find view) The user may clear all search fields by clicking the ‘Clear’ button in the lower left of the search pane. Invoking this action merely clears the search fields without changing the contents of the available records pane.
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(11.15) (Search view) The user may clear all search fields by clicking the ‘Clear’ button in the lower left of the search pane. Invoking this action merely clears the search fields without changing the contents of the available records pane. Seacrh view - to be changed to " Find View"
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3 - Normal
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6759
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Requirement
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(11.16)(Find view) The user may invoke the ‘View All Qualifying Assessment Records’ button at the top of the search view. When this action is invoke, the available records pane shall list all the records in the Q Local database.
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11.16(Search view) The user may invoke the ‘View All Qualifying Assessment Records’ button at the top of the search view. When this action is invoked, the available records pane shall list all the records in the Q Local database which: Are in ‘Ready for Reporting’ status. Are not in the Recycle Bin. Have been reported on. Are records for the assessment of the current comparison group (for the MMPI-2-RF, this includes MMPI-2 records as well as MMPI-2-RF records). Match the gender criteria of the current comparison group. Invoking this action shall not clear the contents of the search fields.
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3 - Normal
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6760
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Requirement
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(12.4)MMPI-2-RF records shall be considered invalid if they meet any of the conditions given in section 3.5.7.3.1 of the MMPI-2-RF PDD.
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12.4. In the event the validation check detects one or more invalid records in the defining set, the CGG shall display an invalid records dialog when validation completes (invalidity is determined per assessment in the assessment definition XML). This dialog shall have the title ‘Invalid Records Found’ and message ‘These records are invalid and will be removed from the set of records for the comparison group.’ The dialog shall also display all detected invalid records in a table. The user may click ‘OK’ to accept this action, or ‘Cancel’ to cancel comparison group generation. Note: MMPI-2-RF records shall be considered invalid if they meet any of the conditions given in section 3.5.7.2.1 of the MMPI-2-RF PDD. MMPI-2 records shall be considered invalid if the MMPI-2-RF record obtained from them via the field map is invalid, or if they are ‘abbreviated’ MMPI-2 records. The Invalidity conditions of the MMPI-2-RF PDD are listed in the section" (3.5.7.3.1)"
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3 - Normal
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6764
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Change/Defect
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In the " Invalid Records Found" Window & " Excess Records found" dialogue, hitting <Enter> on keyboard is selecting the records rather than invoking <OK> button
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While creating comparison groups, the excess or invalid records will be omitted by CGG. During this process in the "Invalid Records found" window and "Excess records" window, when the user clicks <Enter> , the assessment records were selected. The desired behavior could be <OK> btn may be invoked Hitting<Enter> may give same result as clicking<OK> btn
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3 - Normal
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6765
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Requirement
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Before reaching 100% on a progress bar, hitting Enter on key board is same as clicking <Cancel> button. After reaching 100%,hitting Enter is same as Clicking <OK>btn
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To be mentioned in the requirement document When a progress bar is present, Before reaching 100%- If the user hits <Enter> key on keyboard, it is same as invoking <Cancel>btn. After it reaches 100%-If the user hits Enter , it is same as cliking <OK> btn.
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3 - Normal
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6766
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Change/Defect
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Need to restrict available characters for comparison group name
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When CGG generates comparison group statistics, it also exports the defining set of assessment records to a TRQ file. The TRQ file name is based on the comparison group name, e.g. the comparison group 'Olympic Athletes', female, would be exported to a file named: Olympic_Athletes_F.trq Since the Windows OS disallows certain characters in file names, we need to disallow these same characters in comparison group names. These characters are: \ / : * ? " < > | The MMPI-2-RF authors have been contacted on this issue and agree with the proposed restriction. Changes to be made include the CGG requirements document, the code, and the User's Guide.
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3 - Normal
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6771
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Change/Defect
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CGG: Clearing all search fields should reset 'Assessments' combo box to 'All Qualifying Assessments'
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In CGG, in the 'Edit Comparison Group Definition' find view, there is a 'Clear' button in the lower left-hand corner. The intent of this button is to clear all search fields in the Find View, to eliminate all user-defined restrictions on the set of records displayed in the available records table. One of the search fields is a combo box listing all relevant assessments for the comparison group. In the case of the MMPI-2-RF, this combo box includes both the RF itself as well as the MMPI-2. Clicking on the 'Clear' button should remove all restrictions on assesement type, and thus should reset the 'Assessments' combo box to the 'All Qualifying Assessments' option. This will require a code change as well as an update to requirement 11.15 of the requirements document.
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3 - Normal
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6772
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Change/Defect
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By using <CRL+ALT+DEL > the user will be able to select all the Comparison group families and comparison Groups in ' Rename comparison group Dialogue', ' Print Comparison Group stats' Dialoge and ' Delete comparison Group or gender' Dialogue
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The user will be able to select all the comparison Group families and Comparison Groups in ' Rename comparison group' Dialogue ' Print Comparison Group stats' Dialogue and ' Delete comparison Group or gender' Dialogue In all these operations the user should be able to select one at a time. Hence, the option of selecting alltogether may be taken out.
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3 - Normal
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6775
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Change/Defect
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Add Q Local version to title bar for CGG
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Modify the title bar of CGG so that instead of reading: Comparison Group Definition it reads Comparison Group Definition <version> where <version> is the version string of the installed Q Local instance (e.g. '2.7.6').
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3 - Normal
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6776
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Change/Defect
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In 'Print comparison group stats' dialogue if the user selects comparison Group and click <Print>, the error message will apprear saying" you must select comparison group and gender to print" .
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Click on "Print stats' btn, Then it takes to " Print comparison Group stats' dialoge Click on any " comparison Group", Click <Print>btn An error message "You must select a comparison group and gender to print" displayed. where as user wull not be able to selct both. User can only select either comparison group or gender. Inorder to print user must select " Gender" only....
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3 - Normal
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6779
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Change/Defect
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Item-Level Cutoffs: When a cutoff is not selected, set the appropriate SLang variable to -99
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Request from Karen Perkins, 04/15/2011. In Q Local 2.7 builds through 2.7.6, when a user generates an MMPI-2-RF report and specifies item-level cutoff information for scales, scales which are NOT selected are passed to SLang as 'undefined'. However, it appears that the 'undefined' value in SLang is read as 0, which is a valid item-level cutoff value for a SELECTED scale. Therefore Karen has requested that scales which are not selected should be passed to SLang as -99, rather than 'undefined'.
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3 - Normal
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6781
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Change/Defect
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CGG: Displaying Client Demographic Last Name twice
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If an assessment records exists for a client named "Jones, Barnaby W", CGG is displaying the name for that record as "Jones, Jones W". It is querying the database for the client last name when it should be querying for first name.
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3 - Normal
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6784
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Change/Defect
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In find view, the user will be able to select any of the dates and search. The search option should not be possible unless the user selects both the dates.
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In find view one of the search criterias is " Seach by dates" For example, one has to select 01/01/2000 and 08/05/2011. Where as CGG allows the user to select either of the dates and click search.
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3 - Normal
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6785
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Change/Defect
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Remove RFConverter.exe from Q Local deliverable
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With the QLocal 2.7 release, users will be able to generate MMPI-2-RF reports directly from MMPI-2 records. There is no longer any need to deliver the RFConverter.exe utility, so it will be remove from the deliverable. In addition to making sure the files 'tools\ConvertToRF.exe' and 'tools\ConvertToRF.jar' are not delivered for a first-time install, the installer must also be modified to REMOVE these files from a user's system on upgrade. Also, user documentation should be updated to alert users to the change.
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3 - Normal
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6786
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Change/Defect
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MMPI-2-RF: Disable report option when no report selected
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The report option "Specify Item-Level Information" should be disbaled/grayed-out when no report has been selected.
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3 - Normal
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6789
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Change/Defect
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Install: Prohibit installation on Windows 2000
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Q Local discontinued support of the Windows 2000 platform some time ago, but through the 2.6 release, the installer does not prevent a user from installing Q Local on that platform. The installer should be changed to prevent installation on Windows 2000 platforms.
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3 - Normal
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6791
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Change/Defect
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Log output from Q Local Hasp Server should be written to HaspServer.log
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Early in the 2.7 Q Local release, work was done to separate log files based on how Q Local is running. Specifically: 'Standard' Q Local client (Solo or Network): MTx0.log CGG: CompGrp0.log UEE: UEE0.log In doing this work, the case of the Q Local Network HASP Server was overlooked. As such, log information from the Q Local Network HASP Server is currently being written to a file named 'null0.log'. The file HaspCtrlRMIImpl needs to be modified so that log output from the HASP Server is written to HaspServer0.log.
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3 - Normal
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6794
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Change/Defect
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Update installation messages for 2.7
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The messages which the Q Local installer displays during long-running installations have been updated for the 2.7 release. Specific instructions from Gary: 1) Remove the message which says "MMPI-2 usages can be exchanged for usages for the NEW MMPI-2-RF(TM) at no charge." This is no longer correct. 2) Remove the message which says "You can convert MMPI-2(TM) records to the NEW MMPI-2-RF(TM) using our conversion program." The conversion program will no longer be delivered as of the 2.7 release. 3) Add a message which says "Clicking on a column heading will sort assessment records by that column." 4) Add a message which says "Q Local 2.1 and higher are supported on Windows 7." 5) Add a message which says "MMPI-2 RF reports can now be created directly from MMPI-2 assessment data." 6) Add a message which says "MMPI-2 RF now accepts locally generated norm files for scoring." 7) Add a message which says "You can change the order of field on the database view by dragging them into new locations." The messages referenced in items (1) and (2) above have been removed. In order to maintain consistency with the other displayed messages, item (3) has been implemented to read: "Q Local 2 Tip: Clicking on a column heading will sort assessment records by that column." In order to maintain consistency with a similar message about Vista, and to make the message more accurate, item (4) has been implemented to read: "Q Local v2.5 and higher are supported on Windows 7." In order to maintain consistency with other messages about the MMPI-2-RF, item (5) has been implemented to read: "MMPI-2-RF(TM) reports can now be created directly from MMPI-2 assessment data." There is a registered trademark symbol after the 'MMPI' in 'MMPI-2'. In order to maintain consistency with other messages about the MMPI-2-RF, item (6) has been implemented to read: "MMPI-2-RF(TM) now accepts locally generated norm files for scoring." In order to maintain consistency with the other displayed messages, item (7) has been implemented to read: "Q Local 2 Tip: You can change the order of fields on the database view by dragging them into new locations." The full set of installation messages, in order, is attached to this Track item.
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3 - Normal
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6797
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Change/Defect
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Change MMPI-2-RF reference to use registered trademark symbol in installation messages.
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As of 5/19/2011, Karen Perkins informs me that MMPI-2-RF is a registered trademark. So in the installation messages, it should appear with the registered trademark symbol (R inside a circle) rather than with the '(TM)' notation.
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4 - Low
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4326
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Change/Defect
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Rename 16PF_Prof.png to more accurately reflect it's purpose in PF5CouplesCounseling.slg
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16PF_Prof.png was named as such to reflect it's use on the Professional feedback coverpage. However now that the Professional and Couple's feedback sections have been switched per track 4278, the file is used on the Couple's feedback coverpage. The image is unique from 16PF.png in that it has extra whitespace at the top to compensate for a defect in the reporting engine. The file could not be renamed as of 6/16/05 because there wasn't a process in place to delete a file from an existing customer system that already has QLocal installed (see TT 4327 ). Once track 4327 is completed, rename 16PF_Prof.png to 16PF_CPTwo.png to more accurately reflect it's use on the second coverpage of the couple's counseling report. rjcm, 6/16/05
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4 - Low
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4531
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Change/Defect
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Preferences window doesn't check for invalid 'Default report location'
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5/08 DLB - Still an issue v2.2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Discovered while executing the Set Preferences test case. - Press the menu item Settings : Set Preferences for your User ID - Press the Reporting Tab - Under the section Default Report Destination choose the radio button File Folder. In the file folder enter an invalid path (\\\\ or a network drive that isn't mapped). An error should be thrown stating that the file or path is invalid, but the invalid path is accepted and only trapped when a report is generated from the Assessment Records window to the invalid location. rjcm, 8/9/05 ====== Issue still exists in 2.2.19. Forwarded issue to Ward M. Response from Ward on 5/29 - "appear valid though minor items, and at this time are being left on the list for review for possible inclusion in future Q releases." 6/11/08 jsb
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4 - Low
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6546
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Request: Revision
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MCMI-III Assessment Info - Corrections Data Export Labels
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MCMI-III Assessment Info Data Export Labels -- Corrections Report Change Validity to Invalidity in Description field of INVALIDITY row or export variable listing. Should read as follows. INVALIDITY Invalidity Scale Score rts 06/18/09 ----------- Checked K Ford's file. All OK. Assigning to K Perkins to check in the build. 11/11/10 rts
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4 - Low
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6653
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Change/Defect
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Restore from Recycle bin change history of record does not display User ID
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Running QL signed in as Admin, when restoring a record from the Recycle bin, then checking the chang history for that record, the User ID is left blank and should display 'admin'. path & recreate: open QL as admin, select Assessment records, select a record to delete -right click on asmt, select delete record, go to Recycle bin, select record and right click, select restore, go to folders, find record just restored, right click, select View Change History, User ID should display admin
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4 - Low
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6744
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Change/Defect
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File---> Print, and the Printstats Btn are not working
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File---> Print, and the Printstats Btn are not working on CGG, if the Preferences tab in Q-local is not initialized. For the first time users if the preferences tab is not initialized in Q-Local, it is giving an error message on CGG when the Printstats button or the File---> Print button are accessed.
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4 - Low
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6745
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Change/Defect
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Print option is not working
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Performance enhancement for CGG - harvesting assessment record data
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