Fixed a race condition that could cause a job to fail when it cleaned up the postgres binary importer for a given table in high-performance environments.
In Document View, fixed a data generation preview issue with overlapping path generators.
MySQL: Structural now drops rows that contain invalid JSON. When diagnostic logging is enabled, Structural also logs the invalid JSON. Previously, the invalid JSON caused the data generation to fail.
Oracle: Removed support for Oracle 12.1. The minimum supported version is 12.2.
Oracle: Resolved a potential race condition that could cause errors during the creation of GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLEs in the destination database.
You can now use the Timestamp Shift generator for integer and continuous numeric columns.
PostgreSQL - Fixed an issue during data generation where partitioned tables did not use the appropriate indexes for parallelized reading. This is a follow-up to a fix in v1496.
PostgreSQL - Fixed a data generation issue where a small number of rows might be dropped when a table used parallelized range query reading that used an index that contained timestamp columns.
Fixed an issue where applying generator recommendations to a large number of tables or columns could cause the page to become unresponsive or crash.
Path expressions for document-based data - On Connection View, and for JSON columns that use Document View, you can now configure generators to apply to fields that match a JSONPath expression and that contain specific types of data.
The Jobs page for a workspace now displays a paginated table of jobs, filterable by status, type, or ID. You also can now search and view the full job history. Previously, only the 100 most recent jobs were displayed, and you could not view any older jobs.
Workspace schema caching - To improve the loading performance of the Structural application, you can now configure a workspace to cache the source database schema.
