Tonic Structural release information

Bug fixes and other internal updates.

Bug fixes and other internal updates.

SQL Server - Added parallel reading strategies for large tables to improve performance by dividing work across numeric index columns or table partitions.

Fixed an issue where IdP initiated logins failed for Structural Cloud users that used an Okta SSO setup.

Bug fixes and other internal updates.

LLM-based sensitivity detection on Structural Cloud

On Structural Cloud, sensitivity scans now include more comprehensive sensitivity type identifications that are driven by LLM inference. The LLM-based sensitivity detection analyzes schema metadata and a small set of 3 or fewer data samples, which allows Structural to provide better type identification and expanded generator suggestions.

For more information about AI use in Structural, go to How Structural uses AI in the Structural user guide. To learn more about how these enhanced recommendations work or to discuss how to disable them for your account, contact support@tonic.ai.

Bug fixes and other internal updates.

SQL Server - SQL Server data generation now always uses the Data Pipeline V2 process. It does not support the previous process. The Confirm Generation panel no longer allows you to choose which process to use.

PostgreSQL - Fixed handling of partitioned tables that have non-unique indexes.

Fixed an issue in the Privacy Report where the reported total number of protected columns did not match the value displayed in the application.

Oracle - When an Oracle Wallet is used, you must now use a hostname, rather than an IP address, for the destination connection.

Telemetry from Structural Cloud now includes the identifiers of database columns, including the schema, table, and column names. This information is not currently sent from self-hosted instances.

Oracle - Added a check for DBMS_RANDOM execute privileges on the source database.

Bug fixes and other internal updates.

SQL Server - Deprecated the SQL_SERVER_SCRIPT_CROSS_DATABASE_REFERENCES configuration setting and added a new workspace-specific setting to enable the scripting of cross-database references.

Added global permission validation for the following API endpoints:

• GET api/environment/settings

• GET api/environment/settings/environment_overrides

• GET api/external-secrets-managers

Added the following new API endpoints that include workspace permission validation:

• GET api/workspace/{workspaceId}/environment/settings

• GET api/workspace/{workspaceId}/environment/settings/environment_overrides

• GET api/workspace/{workspaceId}/external-secrets-managers

Bug fixes and other internal updates.

SQL Server - SQL Server data generation now always uses the Data Pipeline V2 process. It does not support the previous process. The Confirm Generation panel no longer allows you to choose which process to use.

On the column and field configuration panel, all of the available reset options are combined into a single Reset menu next to the generator selection. Depending on the context, you might be able to reset to Passthrough, to the preset baseline configuration, to the configuration for the matching path generator, or to the parent workspace configuration.

Bug fixes and other internal updates.

Bug fixes and other internal updates.

PostgreSQL- Added pgvector images as destination options for output to a container repository.

Structural no longer outputs log messages and associated UI warnings about bad data or missing fields during file processing for every erroneous row. Instead, Structural emits the first error within a file, then emits a summary of the errors at the end of the file processing.

Fixed an issue where blank lines in a file were not counted towards the ‘Skip’ count, which sometimes caused incorrect processing.

Bug fixes and other internal updates.

Bug fixes and other internal updates.

Bug fixes and other internal updates.

Bug fixes and other internal updates.