# Version 9.1.247.1 (3 August 2026)

#### **Performance Management**

##### Resolve issue with review setup template save silently failing (#153513)

**Problem**

- Creating / Editing a performance template when perspectives are disabled silently fails when clicking the Save button, and it seems like nothing happens.

**Solution**

- Firstly, ensure that the weight-to-string conversion is done culture-independent to enforce weights in the format "0.00"
- Second, resolve the conversion in the JS object by compiling weight as a string property instead of a number.
- The third change is to set the "placeholder" perspective to 100 in JS when perspectives are disabled to allow validation to pass.

##### Resolve issue where Overall Final Score label mappings were not showing (#153405)

**Problem**

- Score label mappings for Overall Final Score were not showing

**Solution**

- Fixed the condition check that determines whether need to be displayed for Overall Final Score

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#### **Job Management**

##### Insert missing UserCompanyDates records during user import (#146950)

**Problem**

- `ImportUserDatesAsync` (used by the JobProfiler user import) only ever `UPDATE`d existing `JobProfiler.UserCompanyDates` rows. Since the materialisation rework, `UserCompanyDates` is no longer created as part of the User aggregate, so newly imported users never got a `UserCompanyDates` row created for them — their start dates were silently dropped.

**Solution**

- Added an `INSERT INTO JobProfiler.UserCompanyDates` step (before the existing `UPDATE`) that creates a row for any imported user matched by username who doesn't already have one for that ruleset, using the same create-vs-update semantics as `UserDomainService.UpdateUserCompanyDatesIfRequiredAsync`.
- Replaced the row-by-row string-concatenated `INSERT` loop used to populate the `#UserDates` temp table with a `SqlBulkCopy`, matching the pattern already used elsewhere in `UserQueries.cs` (e.g. `ListUserOrgPathsAsync`). This also removes the manual string escaping that was needed for the old concatenation approach.

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