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KB202676: Message ID remain same for reports or Report Service documents sent to history list by same subscription in MicroStrategy Web 9.x


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In MicroStrategy Web 9.x, user can send a report or Report Service document to history list using subscription based on a schedule. When a newer version is sent by the schedule, messageID remain same.

SUMMARY: 
In Strategy Web 9.x, user can send a report or Report Service document to history list using subscription based on a schedule. When a newer version is sent by the schedule, messageID remain same.
 
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
 Follow below steps to reproduce with Strategy Tutorial project:

  • Create an event;
  • Create an event trigger schedule;
  • Subscribe a report to history list using above schedule;
  • When configure the subscription, make sure the "The new scheduled report will overwrite older versions of itself" is checked as shown below:
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  • In Web--History list, run the history list report and check in detail page, record message ID.
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  • Modify the report to have different result;
  • Trigger the schedule again;
  • Check messageID, it remain same.
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CAUSE:
This behavior is by design . User can use same message ID to access latest scheduled report or Report Service document.


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Published:

June 15, 2017

Last Updated:

June 15, 2017