When running a Prep flow that transfers data to Snowflake, an error could be received stating "Oauth access token expired."

Addressed an issue in Tableau Server Administration Agent.

"An unexpected error occurred on the server" would display when logged into one site then loading an embedded view from a different site.

Published Virtual Connection extracts can go missing on a workbook causing load errors.

The Tabcmd export or get command could return cached results intermittently even using the parameter ":refresh=yes".

An error, "OAuth access token expired", could occur when running a Tableau Prep flow transferring data to Snowflake.

The REST API will fail with a "500" error when querying data source lists over 10,000.

Tabcmd export to a PNG file encodes the URL from "%" to "%25".

The REST API schema definition of "SiteType" was missing from the "selfServiceScheduleForRefreshEnabled".

The Apply button can be missing from set filter when no values are present.

Clicking on the sort button could cause an exception error with client side rendering when the sort indicator didn't fit in the axis header.

Tableau Server configured in a multi-node configuration may fail to back up successfully on 2021.4.7 and 2022.1.2 if the Data Management Add-On is not being used. The error would occur as follows: "BackupRestoreException(message:ProxyClient was unable to find a gRPC channel to the service 'extract_service' as required by class 'com.tableausoftware.domain.extractdata.grpc.IExtractServiceMaintenanceGrpc'."

When "Manage all Sites" was selected and the "Tasks" reviewed, the Flows tab when selected, would drop the flows count to zero and report that "There are no flows with scheduled tasks." Flows listed under Tasks at the site level would work correctly.

No error would display when resetting a password and the new password violated the password policy set. This behavior began in 2021.2 and the user could not log in after resetting the password incorrectly.

Kerberos and automatic login from Desktop require clicking "Sign in using Windows credentials" twice.