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Bug
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Resolution: Low Engagement
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Low
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None
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4.5.3
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1
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Severity 3 - Minor
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Issue Summary
Searching for request types in customer portal shows undefined in description when description is empty in oracle database only
Steps to Reproduce
- Install JSD 4.5.3 in the oracle database
- Create a service desk project
- Go to Project Settings>Request types
- Create a request type with no description
- Go to the customer portal and search for the request type
Expected Results
The request type should come up in search with no description.
In the oracle database empty string should be saved when there is no description
Actual Results
The request type comes up in search with an undefined description
In a database, null is saved when the description is empty this is not the case for other databases
Workaround
- Do not keep the description empty. Set it with any dummy value.
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