Test checks fail at the "policy level" but works fine from the "Check definition" table.SummaryIn ACC-M Test checks fail at the "policy level" but the same checks work fine from the "Check definition" table. Steps to reproduce: 1. Install acc-f(3.1.0) and acc-m(3.6.0) version plugins2. Navigate to Monitoring > policies, Linux OS Events > here select "os.linux.check-disk-iotime" check.3. Do Test check here for "os.linux.check-disk-iotime" and notice the test check fails with error "Something went wrong. Try again" note: os.linux.check-disk-iotime works fine from Check definition table "sn_agent_check_def" InstructionsThere is a global variable ${prefix} being set somewhere that is getting passed as sysparm_prefix to the AJAX call MonitoringSync addTestResult. It eventually is used as the value for dbViewPrefix, which causes issues down the line (clears out the defined tableName).This simple change in SI MonitoringSync fixed the issue:var dbViewPrefix = '' //this.getParameter('sysparm_prefix'); **The issue here is that on check instances, the db view is not empty, but is defined. Since we no longer use a db view for this, it is probably best we make sure it is empty.