Includes database changes. Will force you to log all terminals out during upgrade
An ongoing difficulty with building C9 is coping with damaged price files provided by the knuckle draggers residing in the IT departments of some of the industry suppliers.
This release contains fixes/workarounds for a number of related issues
1) excessively large XLSX files that crash c9 due to insufficient memory on the computer. i.e. Monza Price files should now import into c9 as is without difficulty; for the time being at least....
2) Price files that contain the same part more than once. Previously c9 had no fixed rule about which part of a list of duplicate parts to actually import. Sometimes it would import the first instance, sometimes the last instance. C9 now strictly processes the last part encountered on the price file. Example, Monza again:
3) An optimized supercession checker on import price file to cope with price files with an excessive number of bad supercession chains. i.e. John Deere. Other price file importers now run a little quicker too.