Overview
Released: August 2019
ITRS is pleased to announce the release of Capacity Planner 101.
Capacity Planner release notes contain the list of all new or enhanced features and a list of all issues fixed in the current release.
To view the recent highlights in Capacity Planner, see What's New in Capacity Planner.
Highlights
These are the highlights of this release:
- The Groupings Manager allows you to create, delete, and modify any grouping values directly from the sunburst avoiding the need to provide a CSV file.
For more information, see Groupings Manager documentation.
New features and enhancements
These are the new features and enhancements of this release:
| Issue key | Release description |
|---|---|
| ICP-941 | The Groupings Manager allows you to create, delete, and modify any grouping values directly from the sunburst avoiding the need to provide a CSV file. Note that any groupings that have been provided during frequent data uploads will have their values reset when data for that grouping is next received. |
| ICP-781 | The events tab is no longer filtered based on the selected metric view. Regardless of the selected metric view, the tab shows all known events. This makes it easier to get a single view of events in purely physical environments. |
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ICP-770 |
It is now possible to view metrics that have no capacity value assigned in the headroom dialogs. Timeseries data for these metrics is also available using the same mechanism as other metrics. |
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ICP-430 |
When using Application Demand Modelling in a Forward Thinking scenario, each operation now indicates the model that has been used in the operation, the volume metrics used, and the changes to those volume metrics. |
Issues fixed
These are the issues we have fixed in this release:
| Issue key | Release description |
|---|---|
| ICP-875 |
The scroll bar now works correctly for events in Internet Explorer. You can now view more than 10 events in the list. |
| ICP-547 | All configuration changes made to Capacity Planner service are now presented correctly in the project configuration with the updated value. |
| ICP-460 | In the XML Demand Model templates, the business metric driver that was referred to as callsPerMin has been replaced with x as an input into the linearModel function. The reason for this is that the business metric driver represents x in the function y=mx+c. |
Known issues
These are the new features and enhancements of this release:
| Issue key | Release description |
|---|---|
| ICP-901 |
When a user exports Entity-Metadata, the file format needs manipulation before it can be processed automatically. It needs to be updated to a format that can be automatically processed. |
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Other releases
Click the links below to view other versions of Capacity Planner release notes.
| Capacity Planner Release Notes 109 | Released: March 2021 |
| Capacity Planner Release Notes 108 | Released: January 2021 |
| Capacity Planner Release Notes 107 | Released: November 2020 |
| Capacity Planner Release Notes 106 | Released: August 2020 |
| Capacity Planner Release Notes 105 | Released: June 2020 |
| Capacity Planner Release Notes 104 | Released: February 2020 |
| Capacity Planner Release Notes 103 | Released: December 2019 |
| Capacity Planner Release Notes 102 | Released: October 2019 |
| Capacity Planner Release Notes 101 | Released: August 2019 |
| Capacity Planner Release Notes 100 | Released: May 2019 |