Changing SAP Hana Instance number on a policy saves but then reverts back to previous Instance number

Summary

This Article explains a known issue in where you change the SAP HANA Instance Number on a policy, save the policy and then it reverts back to the previous number.

Steps to fix:

1. Disable SAP HANA backup in instance configuration screen as shown below and click "save"

2. Go back into the same configuration screen, re-enable the SAP HANA Backup and then populate each field including the new instance number you wish to use. Click save and the instance number will now remain the new one.

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