Release Date | August 26, 2026 |
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Release Status | Released |
Issues | 6 items |
Summary | We are pleased to announce that Version 2026.8.1.3 of the SEQTA suite of products is available now. This release includes a number of bug fixes aimed at improving the speed, performance and reliability of SEQTA, including improvements to session memory management, reduced unnecessary database requests, more efficient attendance report processing and improvements to audit logging. |
Issue Type | Issue Key | Summary | Module | Comment | Service Desk Ref. |
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Defect | SEQ-1276 | Improve session memory management | SEQTA Teach | Updated session memory management to reduce the build-up of inactive sessions in server memory, helping maintain consistent performance throughout the day. |
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Defect | SEQ-1275 | Reduce repeated requests for academic term data | SEQTA Teach | Improved caching of academic term information to reduce unnecessary database requests during everyday tasks such as loading timetables, attendance, programmes and marksbooks. |
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Defect | SEQ-1186 | Prevent duplicate attendance report submissions | SEQTA Teach | Fixed an issue where repeated clicks on Print while an attendance report was processing could generate duplicate PDFs and place unnecessary load on the server. |
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Defect | SEQ-1188 | Improve background processing of attendance reports | SEQTA Teach | Adjusted when attendance reports are processed in the background to reduce the impact of longer-running reports on other users’ requests. |
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Defect | SEQ-1281 | Reduce unnecessary content stored in audit logs | SEQTA Teach | Updated audit logging for programme lessons, programme cover pages and notices to avoid storing full document contents and embedded images in activity records, reducing unnecessary database growth. |
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Defect | SEQ-1213 | Reduce repeated requests for site settings | SEQTA Teach | Fixed a performance issue that caused site settings to be repeatedly retrieved from the database during authenticated requests, reducing unnecessary database load. |
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