Build 1114 is now out.

Access Control Changes

We have changed this check box here:



To this:

So now when this switch is set, when a user creates a new OLAP view or a new SQL view via the Query Builder then it will be automatically be hidden from all other users.  The user admin then needs to explicitly give user or groups access to it if needed.

Sales History

The Shipping Agent Code has been added to this report/analysis

Report Designer Bug Fix

2 minor bugs where discovered in the Report Designer and both are now fixed.

The first one was that sometimes when you saved a new Report, the link got broken so you could not easily find the report again.

The second bug was, when you had a saved report, and then later wanted to add a dynamic parameter to it and bind it to your data for lookup, you couldn't easily do that, but now you can:

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