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The rule Last Full MySQL Enterprise Backup Too Old was not evaluated correctly. The corresponding event could return a status of Unknown, Failure, and sometimes an incorrect Success status. (Bug #12683985)

After an upgrade, certain rule evaluations cause errors with messages such as variable was not found in the symbol table or java.lang.RuntimeException: Could not evaluate variable: the variable was not found in the symbol table. If you encounter such errors after an upgrade to MySQL Enterprise Monitor 2.3.4, upgrade to the latest 2.3.5 to fix them. (Bug #12665766)

The disk space usage graph was not available on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 or 6. If you encountered this issue, use the refresh inventory feature in the Manage Servers tab on affected servers, after upgrading, to restore the graphs. (Bug #12622140)

Added the following new InnoDB-related items to graphs:

(Bug #12589662, Bug #61277)

An error could occur during expression evaluation, of the form > not defined for object of type java.lang.String and java.lang.String. This error could result in some graphs not being displayed, such as the Replication Delay graph. (Bug #12589645, Bug #61242)

An unnecessary message about username and password prompts was displayed during unattended installation. This message is now suppressed. (Bug #12584441)

The format of the file name when a graph is exported as a .png file was made consistent with the file name for the .csv export. (Bug #12592347)

The uninstall file was missing from the backup directory created by the upgrade installer. (Bug #12583219)

Auto-close notes can now be changed on a scheduled rule at any time, not just if the rule or schedule is enabled for auto-close. (Bug #12564331)

On Windows systems, running the command mysqlmonitorctl.bat install, for example to reinstall the Windows services after a problem with an upgrade install, would change the DISPLAY_NAME to be the same as the SERVICE_NAME, removing the spaces in the name. (Bug #12424445)

A rule was added to check if the MySQL instance contains time zone data required for the CONVERT_TZ function to work properly. See MySQL Server Time Zone Support for background information about time zone support, and mysql_tzinfo_to_sql — Load the Time Zone Tables for the utility to load time zone data into MySQL. (Bug #11933240, Bug #60676)