DAT-MAIL Prep™ Software Update

DAT-MAIL Prep™ Software Update 8.20.14.230

New from Window Book -- DAT-MAIL Prep™ is a simple, fast, easy to use tool that helps you quickly configure your Mail.dat^® files BEFORE you import them into ANY post-presort software. Now you can control exactly how your Mail.dat^® files should be configured via high-speed pre-processing functions. Save time configuring the data within your Mail.dat^® editing software.

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Requirements:

Server OS: Windows Server 2016 (64-bit only), Workstation(s): Windows 10 Pro (64-bit only)
Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.52
C++ 2013 Runtimes (install both 32-bit and 64-bit versions for 64-bit systems)
C++ 2013 Runtimes 32-bit Download (x86)

C++ 2013 Runtimes 64-bit Download (x64)
C++ 2015 Runtimes Update 1 (install both 32-bit and 64-bit versions for 64-bit systems)
C++ 2015 Runtimes Update 1 32-bit Download (x86)

C++ 2015 Runtimes Update 1 64-bit Download (x64)
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Native Client (64-bit version)
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2018 (SSMS)
*Note: Do NOT uninstall any existing SQL Server Native Client software.

NOTE: For the most complete and up-to-date requirement information, refer to the "Window Book Product Requirements Guide."

Release Notes

All Release Notes

For more detailed information about the enhancements provided with this release check out What's New

Important Messages:

None

Known Problems:

None

Enhancements:

None

Bug Fixes:

B20685: While trying to split a file with different Segments for child containers a program error occurred. CSM trays can have multiple MPU's associated to a tray which prevents a "by MPU" split. DAT-MAIL Prep™ has been updated to handle this situation correctly by displaying an error message and not attempting the split.

B21003: During testing of the Splitter an issue was found - the original mail.dat file contained three segments. After the split using the ‘Origin/Drop Ship’ option, the resulting files included segments with the number of records in the SEG equal to the number of records in the CSM. The issue only occurred when using the ‘Origin/Drop Ship’ split option. This was investigated and has been fixed.