March 2026

Stay updated with Syniti's latest releases and enhancements in enterprise data management. Check out our release notes for March 2026 to discover new features and improvements designed to drive your data migration, quality, and governance strategies, as well as your digital transformation efforts.

For information on planned features and enhancements of future releases, refer to Upcoming Releases.

March 27, 2026

Syniti is back with another release featuring critical bug fixes across Catalog and Replicate Preview, including enhanced connectivity, improved field mapping functionality, and stability improvements to enhance the overall user experience.

Keep reading for more detailed information on this release.

Bug Fixes

Catalog

• We fixed an issue where SAP connections using load balancing hostnames would fail during metadata scanning with a the following error: hostname unknown.

• We fixed an issue where scanning schemas in PostgreSQL environments (for example, PostgreSQL Aurora clusters) did not return table and column metadata.

• We fixed an issue where SAP Group connections using the message server failed with the following error: Failed to connect to SAP via RFC.

Replicate Preview

• We fixed an issue where replication priority changes were not reflected correctly when the replication was included in a group, causing the replication in the group view to show outdated priorities.

• We fixed an issue where the Field Mappings dialog box did not display all available fields for large tables, and missing fields could not be found using the search.

• We fixed an issue where selecting Map Explicit on the Field Mappings dialog box selected only a random subset of fields instead of selecting all displayed fields by default.

• We fixed an issue where replicating certain SAP S/4HANA tables caused primary key constraint violations, preventing data from loading successfully unless the primary key constraint was manually removed on the target.

• We fixed an issue where subfolders and files stored in Syniti Drive subfolders could not be selected as sources or targets when creating or configuring replications.

• We fixed an issue where fields defined as NVARCHAR in the source were incorrectly imported as INT in the target, causing data type mismatches.

March 26, 2026

Syniti is back with another release featuring enhancements to toolbar buttons in Cloud Construct, including essential bug fixes, security updates, and stability improvements to enhance the overall user experience.

Keep reading for more detailed information on this release.

Enhancements

Cloud Construct

• Toolbar buttons now support:

  • Execution of events for multiple selected rows in a grid.

  • Creating toolbar buttons as icons with tooltips, enabling richer visual experiences.

  • Toolbar parameter views (or parameter datasets) for passing parameters in addition to data from the grid or form container when executing an event. Parameter datasets are helpful in advanced event scenarios, for example, approval workflows and parameterized custom Orchestrate events.

  Refer to Configure Toolbar Buttons for more information.

• We have optimized Construct Preview's performance, reducing unnecessary data reloads and improving user interaction response times.

Bug Fixes

Cloud Construct

• We fixed an issue where deleting a section on the Cloud Construct home page did not prompt for confirmation.

• We fixed an issue where editing a record on a page with only the property card (form) container left the form in an empty edit state after saving, instead of returning to a populated read-only view.

• We fixed an issue where scanning a datastore from the WebApp Builder did not complete for datastores that had never been scanned, even though the same scan worked from the SKP Catalog module.

• We fixed an issue where list boxes configured with the same column for Stored Value, Display, and List Selector fields did not display any values in the list box.

• We fixed an issue where pages configured using a Conditional Configuration Dataset could throw an error when no records were returned.

• We fixed an issue where some grids failed to load with the following error: No keys defined for grid.

• We fixed an issue where toolbar buttons in Grids that were not linked to a specific row did not trigger their events as intended.

• We fixed an issue where the Add WebApp button was visible to non‑administrator users on the Cloud Construct home page.

• We fixed an issue where non-row-level events configured within toolbar buttons did not execute as expected.

March 9, 2026

Syniti is back with another release featuring enhancements to Migrate, including a new drag-and-drop feature in the SQL Editor to speed up query building, expanded SQL support for more complex scripting scenarios, and usability improvements that make the mapping process more efficient. This release also includes essential bug fixes and stability improvements to enhance overall user experience.

Keep reading for more detailed information on this release.

Enhancements

Migrate

• SQL Editor now supports:

  • A schema refresh option that repopulates SQL objects in the Object Explorer panel without reloading the page, making it easier to see newly created or modified objects while you work.

  • Cross-database insert queries, for example, you can insert data from a working table into a construct table.

  • Dragging SQL objects from the object explorer into the query editor, reducing manual typing and making it faster to build queries.

  • Querying datastore metadata using system views such as sys.schemas , sys.objects , information_schema.tables, and other related system tables, allowing you to inspect datastore structures directly from the query editor while respecting security constraints.

  • Running scripts that contain multiple SQL commands, including statements separated by semicolons (;) and scripts that use the GO keyword, allowing you to execute complex routines in a single run.

  • Running SQL queries that use Common Table Expressions (CTEs), enabling you to work with WITH clauses in standard queries.

  • UNION ALL  in queries and views, including scenarios involving joins and cross-database objects, ensuring consistent behavior in SQL scripts.

• We updated the Mappings user experience so the Data Mapping Details panel no longer retains the previous scroll position, ensuring each mapping opens at the top for a more consistent review experience.

• The MIG_EXPORT_MAPPING and MIG_HIST_DATA_MAP views now include a DEFECT_ID column, a text field used to document whether a mapping change is associated with a Defect/Reference ID.

• ETL-related MIG_ views now include a boolean USER_CREATED column indicating whether a rule was manually created (true, 1) or autogenerated (false, 0). This enhancement provides clearer insight into how ETL rules were created during import and release copy activities.

• We increased the size of the Rule SQL box so you can view and work with longer SQL scripts more comfortably when defining complex rules.

Bug Fixes

Migrate

• We fixed an issue where certain System Reports failed to run and related MIG_ tables failed to refresh due to missing or invalid column references, causing errors when viewing or parsing affected reports.

• We fixed an issue where the Security Profile list was limited to the first 10 profiles alphabetically, preventing users who manage more than 10 security profiles from selecting the required one.

• We fixed an issue on a report’s details page where turning on the Publish toggle did not display a loading (spinner) icon while the report publishing action was in progress.

• We fixed an issue where MIG tables and related export reports did not include all mapping values for a field with multiple source mappings, causing only a single mapping to appear in views and downloads.

• We fixed an issue where using the Cancel button on Job Queue entries did not actually stop the job.

• We fixed an issue where the certain dropdown lists were visually misaligned.

• We fixed an issue where not all datastores appeared in the Datastore list when creating or editing a Datasource in Migrate, with inconsistent behavior when filtering by first letter.

• We fixed an issue where changing a Rule mapping action to a new mapping action caused ETL build jobs to fail with the following error: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

March 3, 2026

Syniti is back with another release. This release introduces security filters for grid containers in Construct Preview, enhanced WebApp conversion with support for list box options, conditional configuration datasets, and intelligent field type mapping. Replicate Preview now supports dynamic source filters with variable placeholders for Orchestrate workflows and defaults to CSV format for File Export replications. This release also includes critical bug fixes across Catalog, Construct, and Replicate Preview, along with a patch release for Syniti Replicate Desktop v11.0.1.9.

Keep reading for more detailed information on this release.

New Features

Cloud Construct

Business Administrators can now apply security filters to grid containers to control what data users can view. Security filters prevent unauthorized data access by ensuring users only see records they're authorized to view, protecting sensitive information and enforcing data governance policies.

Refer to Configure Security Filters for more information.

Enhancements

Construct

The WebApp Conversion process now:

• Skips Migration, Quality, or Custom WebApps when a datastore is not configured, preventing conversion errors for those WebApps.

• Supports additional functionality, including database default values and auto-incrementing fields.

Cloud Construct

• WebApp configuration errors now includes a link to the page to locate and fix misconfigured WebApp definitions.

• The WebApp conversion process now supports additional list box options, including list selection and list ordering fields, ensuring List Box functionality is preserved more accurately in Cloud Construct.

• Asset validations are now more efficient and resilient, reducing failures when converting complex WebApps to Cloud Construct and improving overall performance during conversion.

• The Save button on the Cloud Construct home page is now disabled when you enter Edit mode and no changes have been made. It becomes enabled only after you modify the page, helping prevent accidental or unnecessary saves.

• We optimized data retrieval performance to deliver faster page load times when working with construct pages.

• We made the following improvements to the WebApp Conversion process:

  • Field types are set more intelligently based on the underlying data types, reducing the amount of manual cleanup needed after conversion.

  • User-defined page sort orders are now preserved during conversion.

  • Improved the datastore rescan action for converted applications.

  • Affected table are now set correctly on datastores.

  • Toolbar button definitions are now included in conversions.

  • Data control views are now supported during conversion as conditional configuration dataset (CCD) so that conditional page/form behavior is preserved in Cloud Construct.

Replicate Preview

• You can now add {{VariableName}} placeholders in the Source Filter property for new and existing replications and create multi‑level source filters. With this enhancement, you can add these replications to an Orchestrate workflows where you can update replication source filters dynamically.

• When you create a File Export replication, the default target file format is now CSV.

Bug Fixes

Catalog

• We have updated the SSL Mode inline help text for PostgreSQL connections to reflect the current default option and clarify the behavior of all SSL options.

• We fixed an issue with SAP NetWeaver connection’s dynamic properties where:

  • Changing the Instance Number did not automatically update the Port number.

  • Switching from Application Host to Message Server retained the Application Host details on the form.

• We fixed an issue in metadata scans for SAP datastores where only the primary key constraint was returned for some SAP tables (for example, MKAL), causing non‑primary key constraints, referenced columns, and index details to be missing or incorrect in new scans.

Construct

• We’ve included important security updates. Updating to the latest version is recommended.

• We fixed an issue where navigating to a page that used security definitions terminated with the following internal error: Data is Null. This method or property cannot be called on Null values. This error was exposed by a previous release supporting the NextGen Construct conversion process.

Cloud Construct

• We fixed multiple issues in the WebApp Conversion process so that converted WebApps behave more consistently with the legacy Construct WebApp definitions, including:

  • Converting certain WebApps could fail with a missing section identifier when creating WebApps.

  • Converting complex pages with header-detail layouts and tabs could fail due to duplicate container names.

• We fixed an issue where a Properties Card (form layout) with a Date column bound to a nullable SQL Server field displayed Invalid Date in display mode when the value was null and, in some cases, caused a client-side 500 error in edit mode.

• We fixed an issue where scanning a datastore in WebApp Builder could fail without notifying the user.

• We fixed an issue where certain grid error notifications no longer appeared when problems occurred.

• We fixed an issue where WebApps in the Update Section dialog box were not listed alphabetically.

• We fixed an issue where grids bound to charts stayed in a loading state instead of displaying data.

• We fixed an issue where pages failed to load when a dependent list contained a value that no longer matched its parent field.

• We fixed an issue where a dependent list box displayed incorrect data in child lists.

• We fixed an issue where numbered parameters for list box joins were reused incorrectly, affecting list queries.

• We fixed an issue where the selected row in a grid was not highlighted.

• We fixed an issue where Construct services were missing required security headers.

• We fixed an issue where pages without any defined fields returned a 500 error instead of loading.

• We fixed an issue where checkbox and toggle field values did not appear in display mode but were visible in edit mode.

• We fixed multiple issues with toolbar buttons that prevented them from working as expected.

• We fixed an issue where error messages were not displayed when saving incorrect records on grids or forms.

• We fixed the following issues related to form layouts:

  • User changes were not saved as expected.

  • Changes made in a grid could persist even when the OnSave action failed, while the related data in the form did not reflect the updated values.

  • Adding records via a form did not work properly.

  • Buttons without an associated column property did not display in forms.

  • Forms in nested tab groups did not display.

  • Clicking the Cancel button in the delete confirmation dialog box caused the page to fail to load.

• We fixed the following issues when configuring a tab container:

  • Charts configured inside tab groups were not visible even though the page loaded successfully.

  • Properties card (form) containers placed inside tabs did not appear.

  • Tabs containing multiple child containers did not display their content correctly.

  • Edit mode options were not available for properties cards inside tabs.

• We fixed the following issues related to Conditional Configuration Datasets (CCD):

  • CCD-based permissions were not consistently applied across grid and form containers.

  • CCD conditions did not work as expected.

  • An invalid CCD definition that was causing affected pages to fail to load.

  • Pages failed to load when the primary keys in a CCD used mismatched casing.

Replicate Desktop

A patch release for Syniti Replicate v11.0.1.9 is now available. Refer to Syniti Replicate v11.0.1.9 - Patch Release for more information.

Replicate Preview

• We fixed an issue when replicating to SQL Server from SAP ECC where the Target Type in Field Mappings for SQL Server displayed SAP data types instead of SQL-appropriate, generic data-access data types.

• We fixed an issue where source filters failed to save or execute if they contained multiple conditions combined with AND or OR, limiting users to a single filter condition.

• We fixed an issue where the Record Count field in the Replications panel could be lower than the actual number of rows successfully loaded into the SQL target, incorrectly indicating failed records despite a complete and successful load.

• We fixed an issue where running a scheduled refresh on a replication group updated the group’s Last Refresh Time but did not update the Last Refresh Time for the individual replications in the group.