Improved Handling of Recursive Maintenance Object Audit Rules

Prior to this release, the situation in which a maintenance object audit rule is recursively called again from another maintenance object audit rule issued an error. The only workaround available required adding a new audit rule to the maintenance object, or changing any of its existing rules, to explicitly request this recursive situation to be skipped instead and not error. The request was made by explicitly setting the "ignoreFutureAudits" plug-in spot element to "true".

As of this release, the explicit mechanism to prevent such error is no longer needed. There is no longer need to set the "ignoreFutureAudits" element and it is considered deprecated. The system is enhanced to ignore the element and always skips recursive audit calls by default.  Note that while the "ignoreFutureAudits" element is no longer used, there is no impact on existing code that still populate it.

Preventing unnecessary errors related to maintenance object audit rules improves the product's quality of service.

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