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| − | + | The application now introduces a '''first-time "Login"''' screen, restricting access to users who have the appropriate permissions, which are managed through the User Profile screen. Once a user enters machine details and clicks the Save button, the information is stored in both the database and a local file on the machine where the application is installed. In the past, the information was only saved in the local file; however, this updated process ensures that data is saved in both locations simultaneously. | |
| − | + | This dual-storage method provides an added layer of security: if the machine data is accidentally deleted from the local file, it can easily be restored from the database and re-synced with the file at regular intervals. Additionally, the first-time setup now includes MAC Address and Computer Name fields, which improve the ability to track and locate utilities and machines using both Pivot Table Reports and the database. | |
| − | + | Furthermore, the application now tracks the connectivity status of utilities and machines in the database, making it possible to view records of disconnected utilities and machines via the pivot table reports. Machine logs are also now stored in the database and can be accessed through reports, providing better visibility for monitoring and troubleshooting. | |
Revision as of 13:16, 25 November 2024
SmartHCM Attendance Uploading Utility 1.2.0.0 Release
Release Date: 18-Nov-2024
Module Version: 1.2.0.0
Maturity Status: QA Approved
Compatibility
| Application | Version |
|---|---|
| SmartHCM MP33 | 4.1.8.0 |
| SmartHCM Webservice | 2.4.0.0 |
Features
The application now introduces a first-time "Login" screen, restricting access to users who have the appropriate permissions, which are managed through the User Profile screen. Once a user enters machine details and clicks the Save button, the information is stored in both the database and a local file on the machine where the application is installed. In the past, the information was only saved in the local file; however, this updated process ensures that data is saved in both locations simultaneously.
This dual-storage method provides an added layer of security: if the machine data is accidentally deleted from the local file, it can easily be restored from the database and re-synced with the file at regular intervals. Additionally, the first-time setup now includes MAC Address and Computer Name fields, which improve the ability to track and locate utilities and machines using both Pivot Table Reports and the database.
Furthermore, the application now tracks the connectivity status of utilities and machines in the database, making it possible to view records of disconnected utilities and machines via the pivot table reports. Machine logs are also now stored in the database and can be accessed through reports, providing better visibility for monitoring and troubleshooting.
