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Rollup Field bug in Update 8.2.2

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Posted on by Karuna Karan 1,212

I just updated D365 CRM on-prem to Update 8.2.2 and I just found there is a bug with the rollup field. 

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This is what their update promised to do.. and we didn't even have this issue in 8.2.1.

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Its a disaster to our existing customization. Others be cautious with this update.

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    Community Member on at

    Hi,

    The solution in the following article may work for you.

    https://community.dynamics.com/enterprise/f/759/t/247013

    Best Regards,

    Judy

  • Karuna Karan Profile Picture
    Karuna Karan 1,212 on at

    Judy, the issue here is when I click the 'Recalculate' button the field becomes like a 'free text' field, I can enter any value in it. Usually rollup field is a readonly field, has a lock icon in front. The bug allows user to enter any data they want. This is happening specifically if its a currency field. The field itself is working fine in terms of calculating the child record values.

    In the second screenshot, MS indicated they have fixed bugs related to rollup field in Update 8.2.2. Apparently introducing new.

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    Oswin Profile Picture
    Oswin on at

    Hi Karunakaran,

    For some reason the 8.2.2 update does not honor the lock/unlock state of a rollup field or calculated attribute. Since these fields cannot be used in business rules AFAIK, the first best solution I could find was using Javascript. In my case the following code (added onLoad of each form) did the trick:

    function RollupFix() {

       setTimeout(function () {

           Xrm.Page.getControl("FIELDNAME").setDisabled(0);

           Xrm.Page.getControl("FIELDNAME").setDisabled(1);

       }, 500);

    }

    Let me know if it helps in your case!

  • Karuna Karan Profile Picture
    Karuna Karan 1,212 on at

    Hi Oswin,

    That script is not working on this rollup field. It works for other common fields. MS has to give an hotfix.

    Regards

    KK

  • Julie Wimer Profile Picture
    Julie Wimer 35 on at

    Did you ever receive a fix for this or resolution in a subsequent MS update? We are experiencing the same issue in 8.2.2.

    Thanks!

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    betulkarali Profile Picture
    betulkarali 25 on at

    Hi,

    This problem is solved with version 8.2.3

    Hope this helps!

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    Julie Wimer Profile Picture
    Julie Wimer 35 on at

    Confirmed - we updated to 8.2.3 several weeks ago and it resolved the issue. Thanks!

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    Karuna Karan Profile Picture
    Karuna Karan 1,212 on at

    Yes, updated many of our customer's on-premises instances immediately after the update 8.2.3 was made public. Guess we can close this topic as resolved.

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